Heaven, Hell, and Coffee! [Hebrew]

[Approximately nine volumes in total. Current progress: 2/9]

[Character profile cards are being updated at a leisurely pace]

Two thousand years ago, the Tree of Life was wounded, and the angels fell. Two thousand years later, the spirituality sustaining Heaven is growing dim.

To protect the kingdom we love most, the newly risen Archangel Raphael has decided to step up and make her debut in the mortal world! (Crossed out)

Newly risen Archangel Number Two, Uriel: ...It's called starting a business!

The bells marking the second millennium have yet to fade when Raphael, bringing Uriel along thanks to auto-pickup, knocks on the door of the scribe Metatron's palace:

For the sake of Heaven, we're going to open a cafe in the human world!

Metatron falls silent. Metatron smiles. Metatron convenes the Supreme Council.

The great Archangel Raphael is drawing up the rules for her shop.

Humans, men and women, young and old, are all welcome. Sir, this way!

Angels, what could be wrong with good colleagues coming in for lunch? Come on in, come on in!

What are demons doing here...? Whatever, the tips are great.

Fallen angels, isn't that a bit much for the Holy Sword of Flames? Why are your tips even bigger than the demons'? No causing trouble. Eat up and get out.

What's Lucifer doing at the entrance...?

What do you mean, the arrival of the Devil King is the least of our problems?!

The Archangel's conviction that watering trees with coffee will save the day is facing a severe test.

As old entanglements return to haunt her, the young Archangel looks to the ever-reliable older siblings behind her.

...Oh no, why is the backyard at home a gravity well too?

May you find peace here. May you bring that war to an end. May you once again shine with a glorious crown.

All we need to do is bring everyone smiles with coffee and desserts, right? ...R-Right?

Raphael and Uriel's Archangel Business Venture is now serializing in full swing!

Please read before starting:

1. This is a partially fictionalized setting derived from Hebrew mythology, containing extensive deconstruction. The occult elements are mainly there for decoration. It does not allude to any real people or organizations. If you feel uncomfortable, please stop reading. The content is solely for character development and does not represent the author's personal views.

2. A lighthearted comedy of everyday life, with a serious main plot on the side, and a happy ending with everyone together.

3. The research is only halfway serious, and I spare no effort when it comes to drama. The relationships are a complete mess, so grab a bowl and enjoy it while it's hot.

4. The author is an unapologetic chaos gremlin, so I can't give any content warnings.

5. Thank you for reading. I hope this book brings you a little joy.

Theme: Love is a storm of destruction and beauty