04 - Heavenly Heist (part 1)

The story begins in Egypt with two siblings by name of Yohana and Mamre. They are magicians, and it is soon revealed that they have been trained by God himself. Or so they think. Their god gives them a new mission: to infiltrate heaven and bring back a piece of God's throne. The piece is called an infinitube, and to detach it, they need a special tool without human name. Their god calls it a holy screwdriver for lack of anything else. To their aid, they receive amulets that will both protect them and disguise them as angels. Their reward will be immortality. Their god gives them a map out of molten glass, opens a portal, and sends them on their way.

At the gates of heaven, Yohana and Mamre meet two Flaming swords. Guarding the entrance, they ask for their sigils. Remembering the symbols on their amulets, the siblings write those down, and the swords let them in. One of the swords, however, realizes too late that when put together, the two sigils form the shape of a threat.

Seeing as heaven is made up of more dimensions than humans are used to, the magicians struggle to find their way. They also pass by multiple angels, none of which look anything close to what they expected. They eventually end up in the Armory, where Michael works. Yohana and Mamre make a plan to ruin a piece of armor in order to get punished and that way get access to the heavenly forge.

After Yohana successfully dents a suit of armor and angering Michael, Mamre defends her by vaguely refering to the great war, implying she has PTSD. Michael lets Mamre work her debt off, effectively separating the siblings. After an unknown amount of time in the forge, Mamre is released, and steals a tool before leaving. No clue what a holy screwdriver is, he takes a chance. He meets up with Yohana, and they set off toward the seventh heaven.

Michael has suspected that something is off with these angels that he's never met before. It's only toward the end of the episode that he realizes the Morningstar must be behind this.

Characters
Enoch

Yohana

Mamre

Satan

Flaming swords

Michael

Moses (only mentioned)

Gabriel (only mentioned)