Abel and Kain were born to a poor family and Abel was favored by their mother, for his kind and just nature. His older brother Kain, however,
grew increasingly jealous of Abel's success and favor, and eventually turned to dark magic to gain more power.
In a fit of rage, Kain murdered Abel during a heated argument.
After his death, Abel found himself in the afterlife, where he was approached by Samael, who offered him a new form of existence as his enforcer.
Abel, still consumed by his desire for power and revenge against his brother, eagerly accepted the offer.
In his new form, Abel began to believe over time that humans were weak and inferior beings who needed to be kept in check. He saw himself as a protector,
willing to do whatever it takes to ensure that humanity remained under control. Despite his harsh methods,
Abel believed that he was doing what was best for the greater good.
With Samael's backing, Abel became a powerful and feared figure, enforcing Samael's will and carrying out his orders with ruthless efficiency. He plotted against his brother Kain, seeking to gain revenge for his murder and assert his dominance over the mortal realm.