Why does Eden stab Lucifer?

To spare Lucifer a harsher judgment after their bond is exposed, accepting execution as mercy.

What happens to Lucifer after the stabbing?

He falls from grace, becomes Hell's king, and takes a royal consort.

Claimed by the Fallen Angel King

Web Drama Hub · The short drama reference hub

This hub uses affiliate links; we may earn a commission.

Claimed by the Fallen Angel King — A flawed angel kills his tormentor to save him, only to face the risen demon king years later.

Eden endures possession and cruelty from the archangel Lucifer because of his single wing. When their forbidden intimacy risks discovery, Eden drives a blade through Lucifer, choosing death for himself over a worse punishment for his abuser. The strike strips Lucifer of grace, remaking him as Hell's sovereign alongside a royal consort. Years of silence end when envy pulls Eden into the demonic court, where the new ruler captures and enslaves his former tormentor, resetting their dynamic as enemies once more.

Quick answers

Why does Eden stab Lucifer?: To spare Lucifer a harsher judgment after their bond is exposed, accepting execution as mercy.
What happens to Lucifer after the stabbing?: He falls from grace, becomes Hell's king, and takes a royal consort.