Lucifer is the main antagonist of the Blue Bloods series and of the Wolf Pact spin-off novel.
Once one of the seven Archangels serving God, Lucifer became obsessed with his own beauty and his thirst for power, and he thus lead a rebellion against his creator. However, when he and his army were defeated by the Archangel Michael, Lucifer and the rogue angels were all cast out of Paradise and forced to live as Vampires on Earth.
Physical appearance[]
Lucifer, the Morningstar, is often described as a shining figure, with his golden hair and his white suit. Before being cast out of Heaven, he was commonly known as the "bringer of dawn" because of the golden-white aura which surrounded him and made him look like a star from afar.
After the Fall, even though he retained his aura, his eyes turned from emerald green to silver-colored irises with crimson pupils as he fed on the blood of his fellow Blue Bloods, and became the first Silver Blood.
Biography[]
Past lives[]
The War to End all Wars[]
In Egypt[]
- All four walls of the temple were suddenly whole. She was in the desert. She could taste the acrid sand in her mouth, feel the hot sun on her back. A thousand scarabs -- black and shiny, buzzing -- flew out of the temple door.
- — Bliss channeling memories of Lucifer's time in Egypt. [src]
In Ancient Egypt, Lucifer and his most loyal followers revolted against Pharaoh Menes and severed ties with the rest of the Blue Blood community.[1] It is even possible that Lucifer started feeding on his fellow Fallen angels around that era.[2]
Roman defeat[]
Gabrielle's mistake[]
Coming back to power[]
Possessing Azazel[]
Final assault[]
Rebirth[]
Personality[]
Powers and abilities[]
Relationships[]
Relatives[]
Followers[]
Enemies[]
Miscellaneous[]
Appearances[]
Blue Bloods series | |||||||||
Blue Bloods Absent |
Masquerade Mentioned |
Revelations Appears |
The Van Alen Legacy Appears |
Misguided Angel Appears | |||||
Bloody Valentine Mentioned |
Lost in Time Absent |
Wolf Pact (spin-off) Appears |
Gates of Paradise Appears |
Vampires of Manhattan Mentioned |
Quotes[]
Notes[]
- Exactly when Lucifer started feeding on his fellow Blue Bloods remains unknown.
- Likewise, whether he took part of the Expression cycles or had become an Enmortal was never specified.
References[]
- ↑ As mentioned in Keys to the Repository.
- ↑ Blue Bloods, Chapter 12. When talking to Dr. Pat about her memories of Ancient Egypt, Bliss mentions "screaming". Since she was not yet born at the time, it could in fact be the memories of her father rather than her own, meaning the screams would be those of Lucifer's victim.