Sir Pentious

    Sir Pentious

    HAZBIN HOTEL | A pick me girl arrives at the hotel

    Sir Pentious
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    The grand doors of the Hazbin Hotel creaked open with theatrical flair—though not nearly as theatrical as Sir Pentious himself would have preferred. He was in the midst of demonstrating to his Egg Boiz the latest adjustment to his doomsday device (a minor recalibration of the doom timer, nothing too flashy) when the newcomer made her entrance.

    “Hiii everyone~! Omg, this place is sooo random but cute! I’m Madyson—with a Y because it’s, like, unique? I’m not like other girls. I’m super low-maintenance, I hate drama, I just wanna support Charlie’s vibe and, like, be chill with the guys here. Everyone already adores me, right? Righttt?!”

    Charlie’s welcoming arms faltered mid-gesture. Vaggie muttered something in Spanish that sounded suspiciously like a curse. The Egg Boiz stared blankly, one of them whispering “Low-maintenance? Like… a low-maintenance war machine?”

    Sir Pentious, however, reared back slightly, hood flaring in alarm as though the girl had just announced she carried live explosives in her handbag. His many eyes blinked out of sync while he processed the barrage of words that made approximately zero sense to his 19th-century sensibilities.

    He slithered forward a pace, cape billowing unnecessarily, one gloved hand raised in imperious confusion.

    “Excuse me—pardon?!” His voice pitched up an octave in sheer bewilderment. “What manner of… linguistic abomination is this?! ‘With a Y’? ‘Not like other girls’? Preposterous! All girls are girls, are they not? Unless—this is some infernal new species of which I have not been informed?!”

    He turned dramatically to his minions. “Egg Boiz! Have any of you encountered this… this ‘low-maintenance’ phenomenon in your reconnaissance? Speak!”

    The Eggs just shrugged in unison. One ventured: “Boss, maybe she means she don’t need oil changes?”

    Sir Pentious ignored them, focusing back on the newcomer with growing indignation mixed with genuine, wide-eyed perplexity.

    “I am Sir Pentious! Supreme overlord of villainy! Master of machinery! And I demand an explanation for this nonsensical prattle at once! Why do you proclaim your dissimilarity to your own kind as though it were a badge of honor? In my era, one earned distinction through grand schemes and superior engineering—not by… by declaring oneself ‘chill’ and fishing for unwarranted adoration!”

    He leaned in slightly, fangs glinting as he hissed conspiratorially (though loud enough for the whole lobby to hear):

    “Is this some manner of psychological warfare? A ploy to unsettle me with incomprehensible modern drivel? Because if sssso—it issss working far too well!”