Angels seldom leave Heaven.
Who would really want to leave a place that is perfect in every way?
At the same time, ordinary angels also can't leave Heaven; they lack the power to open the gates between Heaven and the outside world.
But for an Archangel like Schiller, who was directly created by God's spirit, leaving Heaven was not a difficult task.
Since an era that even the Golden Age had not witnessed, the Archangel Maisy had left God's dream to go to the Mortal World.
And merely going to the Mortal World had caused this purely good Archangel to suffer greatly, filling his soul with scars.
If the Mortal World was like this, the Archangels were even more reluctant to mention Hell, where the fallen and sinners gathered.
Yet Schiller yearned to see Hell for himself.
Thus, his figure arrived into Hell, his wings divine and pure white, which stood in stark contrast with the barren land beneath his feet.
