CALEB'S LIMITED MYTH - THE SIX-WINGED ANGEL
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I felt like I just had to share this theory. I came across it on xhs by chance and just had to look further into it so here is what I found:
“I once soared with six wings, but now only the weight of my sins keeps me grounded."
"If I was made to serve, then tell me - why does my heart still yearn for freedom?"
The Symbolism of a Six-Winged Angel (Seraphim)
The six-winged angel, or seraph, is deeply symbolic in various mythologies, religious traditions, and fantasy settings. It often represents divine power, judgment, enlightenment, and transformation, but when fallen, it carries themes of rebellion, loss, and tragic defiance.
Divine Power & High Rank in Celestial Hierarchy
In many religious traditions, Seraphim are the highest-ranking angels, standing closest to the divine.
Two wings to cover the face → Humility before God’s presence
Two wings to cover the feet → Modesty and reverence
Two wings to fly → Active service and divine duty
The Fallen Seraph: Rebellion and Tragedy
If a six-winged angel falls from grace, it carries themes of rebellion, defiance, and sorrowful wisdom. Lucifer is often depicted as a fallen seraph - a being of immense power who rejected divine order, falling from light to darkness. This could represent:
Losing faith in a higher power (or in one’s purpose)
Breaking away from imposed destiny
A shift from order to chaos, or from purity to corruption
The burden of forbidden knowledge (knowing things mortals or even angels should not)
A fallen six-winged angel is no longer just a servant of light -it becomes a wanderer, an exile, or even a tragic antihero who carries the weight of its former divinity. (Guys, this would parallel Zayne's lore as well since he also served a god.
"If I am to fall, let it be by your hand."
The Name "Caleb" - Meaning & Symbolism
Hebrew Origin: Caleb is a biblical name that means "devotion to God" or "wholehearted" - which is very ironic if he represents a fallen seraph or a rebel figure.
Symbolism in a Mythological Context
If Caleb was once "devoted" but fell from grace, it parallels a Seraph who defied the divine order.
His "wholehearted" nature could reflect his unwavering, obsessive devotion - either to MC or to some cause he once believed in but now questions.
Biblical & Mythological Parallels to Caleb's Role
Caleb as a Fallen Warrior (Lucifer Archetype): In biblical texts, Lucifer was often described as a bright, high-ranking angel before he rebelled. If Caleb mirrors this, he could have been a perfect soldier, an elite warrior - until he defied orders. (Reminds me too much of Zayne's lore though)
Caleb as a Tragic Guardian (Michael or Abaddon Archetype): The Archangel Michael was a protector, but also a warrior who cast others down. The name Abaddon (sometimes associated with fallen angels) means "destruction" or "the abyss." Caleb could have once been an enforcer of fate, only to become a rogue force when he realized the truth. (I kinda like the Abaddon route?? Imagine Sylus being accused of being the reason the world will end, but it was actually Caleb all along?)
Abaddon: The Angel of the Abyss
The name Abaddon comes from biblical and apocalyptic literature, often meaning:
“Destruction” or “Doom.”
“The Angel of the Abyss.”
A being tied to the end of the world, chaos, and divine judgment.
A fallen angel, cast into the Abyss for defying divine law.
The commander of fallen souls or destroyer of civilizations.
A force of judgment who isn’t inherently evil but rather a necessary aspect of destruction and rebirth.
“I loved you before the fall. I will love you even after oblivion takes me.”
If Caleb as Abaddon, the Fallen Seraph of the Abyss:
He is not just a lost warrior - he is a force that should not exist.
His love for MC is forbidden, consuming, and tragic.
He is both protector and destroyer, standing at the edge of oblivion.
His myth would be one of rebellion, exile, and devotion that never fades - no matter how many times he falls.
Angel Sanctuary Parallel
Caleb's Forbidden Love & the Adam/Lilith Parallel
Similarly, Caleb’s themes in Love and Deepspace involve temptation, knowledge, and a forbidden love.
Angel Sanctuary incorporates Adam & Lilith symbolism, where Lilith represents rebellion, defiance, and temptation.
Caleb’s myth theories also tie him to Lilith and the White Snake, suggesting his love for MC might be both fated and doomed.
If Caleb mirrors Lilith, then his love for MC could be seen as a rebellion against fate - a love that shouldn’t exist but does anyway.
Setsuna/Alexiel & Sara's Love
Alexiel was a powerful angel who rebelled against Heaven and was punished by having her soul reincarnated endlessly into human lives.
Every time she is reborn, she lives in suffering, forgetting who she once was.
Setsuna is her latest incarnation, but he is not aware of his past identity.
He falls in love with Sara his sister and reincarnation of Gabriel
Angel Sanctuary takes this idea of fated love and self-destruction to an extreme: -- The past and present selves are in conflict. -- Love and destiny are intertwined in ways that are painful and inescapable.
For more amazing Fallen Angel Myth theories pay a visit to this post by @starmocha. <3
















