The Angel of Death in All Her Dorkiness

When Jehova and Lucifer created the universe in all it's splendor, they decided that life was the next big step. Jehova, the essence of order who fancied himself and architect, drew up plans for creatures of all that would scurry about his planets. Taking the energy from his wife Lucifer, the essence of chaos, he attempted time and time again to create life but never could make his creatures live. Until he realized that they had to be finite creatures to exist. Jehova grudgingly created his first child, his eldest daughter Death to guide the process of life on his worlds. Death always found it hard to get along with her rigid father and wild mother, but loved her job overseeing the living creatures and rocking them to sleep as their lives ended, reviving their energy and cleansing their minds for their next life. Eventually her father created what he viewed as his masterwork, humans. While no creature wanted to die, Humans feared death and created grisly forms for her that she did not enjoy. In addition her father had created 14 brothers for her that represented virtues and instincts. Brothers that he showed pride in and who mercilessly bullied Death at every turn. Making her feel inferior whenever they could. She turned to her mother for support, but Lucifer could never truly counted on.

Death is another friend of Alberta de Lune and Marci, whom visited the moon after Berta became it's princess. Berta, quickly befriended the depressed deity and helped her carve a cuter image than the one that she had previously. Death is kind and motherly towards living creatures even though they usually are frightened of her. She is dresses in a goth style and is rather klutzy and dorky. Death appears to have green skin when Marci sees her, but has pale skin to Berta. Death's head does not attach to the rest of her and sometimes falls off. (That was going to be Berta's shtick, but I changed my mind.) Death has a floating bracelet that is made up of the souls of the recently deceased. When they are ready to rest, she puts them in her heart so that they can sleep away their old troubles until they are ready to live again.

I have no idea how this will fit together but the idea of Death being a dorky, depressed goth with a serious drama queen syndrome was one idea I had for a while now. I just never had a place to put it. I'm really hoping this idea starts to go somewhere.

- Jamie

P.S. I had pink eye all day yesterday and it took a long time to finish this, but I needed to some kind of art. I've been off my game ever since the semester ended. I really am no good on my own...