Lilith, the first wife of biblical Adam, left the Garden of Eden after she refused to submit to Adam's authority. She roamed the world for a long time, facing many challenges and dangers along the way. She was pursued by three angels who threatened her, but she managed to escape their grasp.

One day, as Lilith was wandering near the shores of the Red Sea, she met a mysterious figure named Samael. He was known as the Angel of the Dead, God´s venom, the Prince of demons, and the adversary of God, but he was also known for his wisdom and cunning. Samael was intrigued by Lilith's defiance and strength, and he saw an opportunity to gain a powerful ally.

Samael offered to help Lilith, to heal her wounds and care for her. He recognized the immense potential that Lilith possessed and sought to harness it for his own purposes. At first, Lilith was wary of Samael and his motives, but she soon realized that he was not like the other beings she had encountered. Samael was kind to her and respected her as an equal.

Lilith and Samael formed a close bond, and they worked together to further their own goals. Samael taught Lilith the ways of magic and the secrets of the underworld, while Lilith taught Samael about the world above ground and the ways of the human mind. Their relationship was not without its challenges, but they always found a way to overcome their differences and strengthen their bond.

Together, Lilith and Samael went on to play a major role in the history of humanity. seeking new ways to challenge the authority of the divine and reclaim their power. To this day, they remain powerful figures in the realm of the spirits, remembered as two of the greatest tricksters and rebels in all of mythology.