![]() Uriel to Death, after the Horseman arrives on earth and saves Uriel I should kill you for what your brother did here. As the Horseman began to walk away, Uriel asked him if he would fight this war alone, to which he replied that he would not, as three meteors plummet towards Earth heralding the arrival of the other three Horsemen. She then stated that War would be hunted by the White City, the Charred Council, and others. Uriel proclaimed that all debts were paid, and if duty called for War's death, she wouldn't hesitate. War was then revived by the breaking of the Seal and killed the Watcher himself. Uriel grabbed the Armageddon Blade from Abaddon's corpse and stabbed War through the chest, fulfilling the Death Oath of Nex Sacramentum, and then attacked the Watcher, shattering the Seventh Seal. Uriel attempted to intervene, but the Watcher pushed her away with its powers and promised her further pain. Abaddon defeated Uriel, but then was challenged and killed by an enraged War.Īfter War killed Abaddon and obtained the Seventh Seal, the Watcher invoked his power over the Horseman and incapacitated War to take the Seal from him. Shortly before the Armageddon Blade was reforged, Uriel commanded the Hellguard to attack the Destroyer. War then informed her that Abaddon was the Destroyer, shocking her. Uriel lost the battle, but was spared by War, despite The Watcher's protests. Later, during War's search for the Armageddon Blade shards in The Dry Road, Uriel once again challenged War, invoking Nex Sacramentum. She was carried off by Angel soldiers, unconscious. After the contest was over, Uriel challenged War and was defeated. ![]() Ulthane and the Horseman made a contest of who could kill more of the Hellguard forces. Uriel found the Horseman when War went to seek out Ulthane of the Black Hammer unable to have War trialed in the White City for his alleged crimes, Uriel ordered her angels to kill him on the spot. Uriel sensed him and ordered her forces to pursue and kill him, though they eventually lost him on the way to the Twilight Cathedral. He evaded her forces and hijacked a beast to speed his passage. When War was returned to Earth, Uriel and her forces encountered the Horseman again as he was journeying to the kill the Chosen Tiamat. Uriel's encountered Death on Earth during this period and also searched for survivors of humanity, without success. She came to lead the Hellguard in Abaddon's place and waged a losing campaign against the forces of Hell for a century. She also bore witness to his apparent death at the hand of the demonic general Straga, a death she came to blame on the Horseman War. Uriel fought beside Abaddon during the apocalypse, saving him from several demon attackers while he was distracted. However, Abaddon soon asked Uriel to leave so that he could speak to Azrael and Ulthane alone. When his proposal to strike at Hell was rejected by the other angels, she clasped his hand and assured him that there would always be at least one on his side. Uriel went on to become Abaddon's top lieutenant and possibly something more intimate. She later appeared amongst Abaddon's guards when they confronted Death and War, who had just fought an angelic assassin in the White City. He told the angel to challenge him again at a later date. ![]() When she lunged towards him, he twisted his blade at the last moment and hit her with the flat of it, incapacitating her. War, noting that she was the youngest and most inexperienced angel he had ever seen, was amused by her determination. War slaughtered all in his path until he arrived at the weapon's chamber, where a young still in training Uriel was stationed, under her instructor's assumption that it would be the safest post. The Horseman War was sent to the White City to destroy a secret weapon developed by Abaddon that killed only demons, a Sacrament Bomb. Even though Heaven's forces were weakened during the Endwar, her forces remain strong, and have continued to wage war against Hell's legions, despite being cut off from the White City.Īt some point in her youth, Uriel was trained by an angel named Ghauniel and was said to be his finest student. ![]() Despite the passing of a century, Uriel and her forces searched the battlefield endlessly for War, in order to claim vengeance and see justice for the White City. A fearsome Angelic warrior, she apparently harbored unrequited romantic feelings towards her leader, Abaddon. ![]()
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