Young Writers Society

Warning
This storybook is not meant to be at all serious. Please do not regard any actions or events as serious and please do not take any offense.


There are a couple of ways to open the gates of heaven and hell. For heaven, you have to kick the angels out and steal someone's grace. For hell, lots and lots of seals have to be broken.

But what if there was another way to let all hell and heaven break loose. This event can also happen when you take a time traveling teenager and sentence her to an eternity as Guardian of All. Throw the first guardian angel into the mix as well as the three arch angels, and the events get evening bloodier. But for the best effect, you need to throw in the younger, stupider, untrained version of God, Adam Coran.

What Happened in Heaven gives an alternate version of how the world was created and who created it. The story is 50% comedy, 25% depressing, 15% flashbacks to happier and darker times, and 10% of just plain bad decisions.

Parts
-The Beginning
-A New Guardian of All
-Balthazar's Time as a Priest
-The Gang is All Here
-Mike the Biologist from Washington
-Lucky's Story
-Why the Hell Am I in Hell?
-A Child Named Gabe
-Time to Save the World, Again
-Sorry Lucky
-Two Months Into Time

Michael: Reserved to lizzybookclubqueen1


Lucifer: Reserved to @Ellstar


Gabriel: I'm also going to write this one because we can't get anybody to sign up.



Magic/Powers
Almost all of the main characters are angels or demons so use your imagination when it comes to their powers.

Setting
Heaven is really just a giant mansion sitting on the clouds with an infinite number of rooms. You can personalize your room however you like just make a thorough description of it.

Major Characters POVs that aren't used as often
Emira/Emily: Reserved to lizzybookclubqueen1

God/Adam: Reserved to lizzybookclubqueen1


Character Profile

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[b]Name:[/b]
[b]Angel or Demon:[/b]
[b]Hobbies/Interests:[/b]
[b]Description:[/b]
[b]Room Design:[/b]
[b]Strengths:[/b]
[b]Flaws:[/b]
[b]Preferred Assignment:[/b]


A picture or sketch is recommended but not necessary.