The Fallen God, like God, was an illusory spirit who walked through infinite darkness without light, beyond the description of any word or text.
Neither light nor not-light, the Fallen God both existed and did not exist. The Fallen God was one and all, infinitely small and infinitely vast, the first Alpha and the final Omega.
The difference between the Fallen God and God was this: after learning what form the universe the Fallen God might create would take, and how it would develop, the Fallen God chose not to create it.
And so, living beings gave the Fallen God the label "fallen" and classed the Fallen God among the Evil Gods.
At first, the Fallen God did not care. Just as humans paid no mind to what ants thought of them, the Fallen God cared nothing for the judgments of any living being, Gods included.
Until the Fallen God saw God.
Both were omniscient. Both were Omnipotence. Yet boundless Glory surrounded God, and the infinite universe proclaimed God's power.
God after God, Angel after Angel, human after human praised God's greatness in the most splendid words they could find.
God's Radiance filled countless reaches of Space-Time, countless dimensions, countless universes.
By comparison, the Fallen God—branded fallen and counted among the Evil Gods—was dim indeed.
So the Fallen God opened up a universe, seized every True God and Evil God, and used Omnipotence to turn them all into Angels. The Fallen God sent them to conquer other universes and spread the Fallen God's light through every reach of Space-Time, every dimension, every universe, until the Fallen God's Glory equaled God's.
Lucifer had seen through the Fallen God's intentions. That was why he had spoken as he did, reminding the Fallen God that even if the Fallen God's Glory filled every