The fallen archangel Lucifer Morningstar is known to have rebelled against God and led an uprising of angels against the Kingdom of Heaven. He was defeated by the loyal archangel Michael and the Army of Light. According to the Torah and the Bible, the fallen archangel and his followers were cast into the Pit of Hell and doomed to dwell there for all eternity. To some extent, that was true. Lucifer did get banished to the Pit of Hell but he did not stay there. He escaped, along with many of his followers and they made their way to the planet Earth. There, they established themselves as princes of the world, ruling the world of man in secret.
While Lucifer and his fallen angels reigned on the planet Earth, they caused mankind to suffer. Once more the Army of Light was sent against them and the fallen angels were returned to Earth and bound to the Pit. As for Lucifer, he endured the worst punishment of all. His physical form was destroyed and his everlasting spirit was scattered to the winds, there to suffer for all time, able to see and feel everything happening around him but without the means of affecting anything. He'd become a powerless wraith, invisible and intangible, but ever-present. At least, that's what his ultimate punishment was supposed to be.
Until February 7, 1987. Detroit police officer Tyrone Wendell and his Italian-born wife, attorney Sophia Donatello welcomed a daughter, Lianna Wendell. This young woman was born at the Detroit Medical Center, on the site of what once was a Native American burial ground in ancient times. Back in the day, Lucifer Morningstar ruled the Native American tribe that lived in the area. On that site he was defeated for the second time and captured by the archangel Michael. On that very site the Seraphim, the highest Order of Angels descended to separate Lucifer's immortal spirit from his body, before destroying his physical form. In that very same spot Lianna Wendell came into the world, exactly two thousand years after Lucifer's body was destroyed and his spirit scattered to the winds.