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Anthems of the Fallen Ones split between the Religion of the Cabal and Post-Christianity

Both the Cabal and Post-Christianity acknowledge Fallen Angels. The difference is that the Cabal has sided with the evil ones, including those below the borderline of demon, whereas Post-Christianity first promoted reconciliation, as to segregate good from evil. Post-Christianity understands the contempt of Fallen Angels for humanity, but is motivated to prove them wrong by showing evidence that the imperfection of humans is not total as the righteous ones are dedicated to enlightenment and perfection.

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SLIDE #1: A Dark Gregorian Chant YT:lxa_gWZJvns

This localized trigger loop in Blood II is tied to assets like the museum exhibit and Chapel. Instead of playing as background music, this solemn chant creates a stark cultist atmosphere that clashes directly with the modern industrial techno soundtrack.

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SLIDE #2: A Backup of the Anthem (The Fallen Angel Ambiance) YT:2AM57-P-kqM

See slide 1.

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SLIDE #3: Pestis Cruento YT:dbUw7ehGYK8

This 1997 track utilizes deep voices chanting in a fictional Latin dialect. It captures the raw contempt that Fallen Angels hold toward human frailty, disguising the Cabal’s worship of dark forces with an explicit evil agenda as a solemn, ancient church mass.