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In Book 5 Rapheal starts telling a story of Satan and his fallen angels and In book 6 he continues how Michael and Gabriel fight against Satan, a war in heaven.
In first battle, Satan and his powers retire in night. Then they come more prepared next day with the new invention of cannon and gunpowder, by Michael and Gabriel had hard time in that battle. The next day God sends his Son, who fights with Satan and his power, and returns with victory to his Father.
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