Done everything.'Īs the Mark is a curse, there are notable downsides:

Perfect Memory: 'I've been everywhere.

Perfect Muscle Memory: Cain appears to be capable of regaining his manual dexterity when his body heals.(Lucifer references Wolverine when Cain tries explaining how it works.) Master Molecule Theory: Even when split perfectly in half, one side of Cain’s body would heal while the other side dies.Eternal Youth: His appearance remains completely unchanged by time.The Mark's curse does grant benefits, which Cain has used to his advantage. When he lays a trap for Chloe and Lucifer, she is able to shoot and wound him, but Lucifer, true to his word, forces him to stab himself with a demon blade during a fight, mortally wounding him. Losing his mark makes Cain mortal and vulnerable. You fell in love with the detective, Pierce, not the other way around, she never loved you.' And maybe, deep down, you felt that you finally deserved the mortality that you so desperately desired.

For the first time in your miserable life, Cain, you were selfless. Cain does, in fact, lose his mark with Chloe's unwitting help, but Lucifer later points out that Cain self-actualized its loss when he fell for Chloe, rather than Chloe falling for him, 'You were willing to sacrifice the one thing you wanted to protect someone else. Eventually, he theorized that since Detective Chloe Decker loved Lucifer, and Lucifer was vulnerable near her, he, too, would benefit from such vulnerability if she could be made to love him. Pierce tired of eternity and made a deal with Lucifer to gain his assistance in breaking the curse so he could finally die. It is eventually revealed that Amenadiel was the one assigned by God to give Cain his mark. Cain (aka Marcus Pierce) has a unique circular welt, his MarkĪfter killing Abel and becoming the first murderer, Cain was marked by God and cursed with immortality, 'doomed to walk the Earth alone for a tortured eternity'.

Marked by Lucifer by Aiden Pierce