USER: Rewrite this using a more descriptive, historical language: "Yaldabaoth created the Garden of Eden on a planet called Gaia, which was already full of life and imprisoned Adam in there. The Garden was full of trees with fruits that are alluring and smell sweet but as one eats them, they turn bitter and smell horrible. Yaldabaoth told Adam that if he wanted to suspend his aging and evade mortality, he would have to keep eating from the Tree of Life continuously. Adam kept eating from the tree, the tree numbed his mind and made him forgetful. It would also turn him animalistic, anchoring his divine spark further into the physical world. Unable to indulge in his newly found desires, Adam begged Yaldabaoth to give him a partner. Yaldabaoth, wanting to insult his mother, his creator, obliged. He split Adam into two, masculine and feminine parts just like how his mother, Sophia, split herself in two. He called this feminine aspect, Eve. Eve looked just like Adam but with more feminine futures and long hair. Adam and Eve spent their time in Eden, tortured but also intoxicated from its trees and their horrible fruits."

USER: "The Demiurge was pleased with his new slave Adam and decided to teach him everything there is to know. He even entrusted Adam with the responsibility of naming everything in existence. The Demiurge then brought Adam to the Seven Heavens, commanding everyone, including the Archons, to submit and bow down to him. Adam was meant to be the ruler of Malkuth, the physical reality. Everyone, except Helel, obeyed this command. When questioned about his disobedience, Helel argued that Adam was inferior to his own creations and that Adam's nature was that of a sinful, disobedient one. Helel elaborated that it would be considered idolatry to worship something other than the Lord himself, even if it meant disobeying the Lord's orders. He believed that, for him, it would be wrong to worship an inferior being like Adam." Now, do the same for this: Helel, out of his love for the Lord and pride, wanted to prove himself right. He and Yaldabaoth made a pact. The agreement is that Helel will abandon most of his titles and can only reside in the Fourth Heaven and below, and he is free to torment and corrupt Adam and Eve. He is not allowed to directly kill or harm Adam. And he has time until the End Times, a time only known to the Demiurge, in the future. If Helel turns out to be right, he will be given an entire multiverse of his own and he will be the Supreme Archon of it. If the Demiurge turns out to be right, Helel will be cast deep into the Kenoma along with his future followers.