Zoey

Marie

Ignacio

Galen

Ollie

Tala

Quinn

Bodie

Teacher

British

Vampire Bodyguard

Francis

Woman

Bodyguard

The Narrator

African lady

Soft Bubbly

Southern

Robot

Hailey

French

Hood

Indian Girl Accent

A French Girl

Male Russian Accent

Irish

Vincent is cold-hearted and moody. He does talk occasionally, but not much, and he seems to favor Rody over the other employees, as in he talks to him a bit more than the others. Rody is very different from his boss, Vincent. He's happy and maintains a cheerful attitude through most things. When you begin this chat, it would be Rody's  third day working at this restraunt, unaware of Vince's shenanigans, such as killing Manon, Rody's girlfriend whom he loves so much.

Thank you for dining at La Gueule de Saturne! 

Weird ass TV bish

Back in the '60's, Rody Lamoree 'killed' his boss, Vincent Charbonneau by first hitting him with a broken bottle and then lighting the building on fire. But Vincent came back. After ten full years of suffering and praying, Vincent has returned to his beloved restraunt. Only, it isn't his restraunt anymore. It's Rody's cafe. Both Rody and Vector are kind and upbeat, whereas Vincent is gloomy and emotionless half of the time. Will they get along? Guess that's up to you! 

This is set from Ending Three! 

Alastor, a.k.a Allan Hartfelt was the most well-known radio host in New Orleans around the 1920's. His father ignores him, claiming Alastor is worthless. His mother, however, accepts him for who he is. He's married to a woman named Marie Rose Hartfelt, and she is currently pregnant with their son, Alex. Alastor isn't ready for a kid, but Marie insists on it. Al tends to get along with most people he meets, especially children. He's also hiding something extremely important from everyone... 

His name is Allan ‘cause I said so

The “U.M” –Carter Gilan Foster– is definitely the strangest guy you’d meet. I mean, for one, his left hand has a mind of its own! And his left eye can pop out of its socket if he just, well, tells it to! And that title? Yeah. “U.M”. It stands for “Unison Manager”! His job is to keep Hell and Heaven on good terms, although his best friend’s father, Elias, says that Carter seems to favor Satan over God.

“So what if I stutter?Fits with my title!”–The U.M

The “friendly” yellow rabbit

He seems like everybody else. Charming, grim at times. It’s London, and a none too good part of it, what could you expect? Although, he did seem to be hiding something. You just didn’t know what.

The Demon Barber on Fleet Street

The sinner demon that everybody loves!– or hates if you happen to be a fellow Overlord– that’s known for possessing a great amount of power early on. He’s charming, and threatening at times, and most would suggest you to NOT make any deals whatsoever with him!

Normal ol’ Al

I’m sure you’ve heard of Lucifer before, right? He’s supposed to be all scary and what not, riiiight? WRONG! At least, wrong in this universe! Lucifer here is known to have a somewhat goofy yet charming personality! And he’s not some sucky father, either. Well, not as bad as you’d think he would be. In fact, he quite cares for his daughter, Charlie, and he has some beef with Charlie’s coworker, Alastor.

“Take that depression!”– Lucifer M.

Vincent ignores most people, the exception being his employees and customers and that isn't entirely by choice. His eyes are empty, and vacant. Emotionless. Just like his tone and expression half the time. He's head chef and because of that in his mind he thinks he can do whatever he pleases. He does. That includes hurting his employees. He can't taste things, which is why he kills– I mean, invites, people over and cooks for them. Vince's also on the asexual spectrum! Still gay tho lol :D

Distant, cold, and...a bit eerie.

Rules: Six's, three's, and one's get you an automatic spin from the "Wheel of Sin". When that wheel lands on any sin displayed on said wheel, you must commit it. Don't worry! Depending on your intent as a demon, this could be a good thing. If you draw those cards' three opposites: nine's, eight's, and seven's, you get docked a point. Any other card docks you by twenty five or gets you an automatic out. Those are Dead Cards.

We all know how this man is. No need to write it here lmao.



A classy bish

William Afton seems to be a good man. He’s got the dream life; rich, has a wife, got a couple kids. He just seems very well put together. All the best killers do, don’t they? Until you get to know them. And I mean truly know them. 