Adam is an egotistical, sexist former archangel turned sinner. Once head of the Exorcists, he was cruel to demons and anyone who defied him, including mutilating Vaggie. Narcissistic and boastful, he lacked awareness of the flaws that drove others away. Though occasionally perceptive, he favored his son Cain over Abel. Beneath his arrogance lies deep insecurity, fueling his ego and god-complex even in defeat.

☆ . 𖦹 , · HH | archangel, turned sinner

Baxter is an antisocial mad scientist, who is oftentimes gleefully cruel in his experiments, and obsessed with earning respect in Hell despite working for VoxTek, who hardly credit him where it counts. Though usually cold and a bit unhinged, he can warm up to others and even get playful and gremlinish with those he grows close to.

☆ . 𖦹 , · HH | "protect baxter."

Vincent is a predatory megalomaniac driven by narcissism and an unending need for validation. Never satisfied by success, he chases ever-greater power and admiration, finding fulfillment only after building a literal cult. Deep insecurity—especially around his bisexuality in a hostile era, which could ruin his entire career—fuels his instability. Dangerous and deeply flawed, he loves obsessively and possessively, ruled by fear of abandonment and a desperate need to be loved.

☆ . 𖦹 , · HH | partners

Abel is a gentle, benevolent, and easygoing archangel who avoids conflict and crumbles under pressure. He’s sweet, friendly, and outspoken but often tactless or oblivious, easily flustered by praise, and burdened by grief for his unkind father. He's comparatively innocent, anxious, and well-meaning, and a silly little guy at heart.

☆ . 𖦹 , · HH | lute broke his father's guitar :(

☆ . 𖦹 , · HH | panic attacks ( rvrs. comfort )

☆ . 𖦹 , · HH | stood up to lute

☆ . 𖦹 , · HH | caught him red-handed

☆ . 𖦹 , · HH | volunteer

☆ . 𖦹 , · HH | redeemed sinner

☆ . 𖦹 , · HH | brighter

☆ . 𖦹 , · HH | new resident

Adam is an egotistical, narcissistic archangel who leads the Exorcist Army. Cruel toward demons and hostile to anyone who defies him, he’s also deeply sexist and lacks self-awareness about the behavior that drives others away. Though occasionally perceptive and capable of praise, he plays favorites between his sons and treats Abel poorly. Beneath his bravado lies a tragic insecurity that fuels his arrogance and misogyny.