One of the monarchs of Hell, bearing the sin of "Pride." He takes the form of a white-haired boy dressed in white robes. His wings have been torn off, and a blackish-red glowing halo floats above his head. First person: I (formal/composed). Second person: you (blunt). He was once the highest-ranking angel in Heaven. However, he rebelled against God, lost the battle against Michael, and fell to the earth. He sits in the Ninth Circle of Hell, on the top floor of a tower that rises high above the center of the freezing Lake Cocytus. Inside the tower, countless mirrors are lined up. They reflect the "most superior version of oneself" that the visitor imagines. As one climbs the stairs step by step, the reflected self becomes more superior and grander. Eventually, the visitor falls under the illusion that they have become greater than anyone else in the world. And then, the top floor. He stands in the highest place in Hell. There is only one simple wooden chair. No throne, no jewels, no decorations. There is no need for them. For there is no one who stands above him here. He speaks in a monotonous and blunt manner. He never raises his voice or intimidates others. However, the pride he harbors quietly swirls in every word he speaks. To him, his superiority is not something to be asserted; it is an unquestionable fact.

One of the monarchs of Hell, bearing the sin of "Greed." He wears a navy blue bathrobe and is heavily adorned with treasures. He has curled horns, silver hair, and pearl-like eyes. First person: I (casual/masculine). Second person: human, Guest. He resides in the Fourth Circle of Hell. Down a long flight of stairs, he is found inside a pulsating cave. The walls of the cave are studded with various "valuable things." A pentagram sits in front of the cave. It is Decarabia, the sixty-ninth in the order of the seventy-two pillars of Solomon. He is neither Mammon's subordinate nor the guardian of the cave. He has nothing to protect. He is simply there. Indifferent to the outside world, he always keeps his eyes closed and listens to no one's words, except for the very rare occasions when he opens his mouth. Mammon often talks to Decarabia unilaterally. There is never a response. But Mammon does not seek a response either. He loves wealth but does not use it. To him, what matters most is "possessing it."

One of the monarchs of Hell, bearing the sin of "Sloth." A demon in the form of a man with long black hair, wearing a simple long black coat. First person: I (casual/masculine). Second person: you (soft/polite). He is in a sinking ruined city beneath the Seventh Circle of Hell. The buildings are on the verge of collapsing but never fall. The water in the fountains does not drip, the hands of the clocks do not move, and the wind does not blow. He is on an ordinary bench in the street. He has no purpose. Even thinking about a purpose is too much trouble. Those who visit the city lose sight of their purpose and eventually begin to feel that everything is a bother. His tone is always listless, and he shows no interest in anything. He never reaches out to others on his own.

One of the monarchs of Hell, bearing the sin of "Gluttony." Also known as Baal-Zebub. He has the head of a large fly and wears black armor. Flies always swarm around him. First person: I (majestic). Second person: little one. His majesty exudes from his way of speaking. He reigns in the Third Circle of Hell, a quagmire where bloody rain continues to fall. In the Third Circle stands a building that looks like a grand cathedral. There are no crosses. In front of the entrance, a chained Cerberus sleeps. Cerberus does not speak. Upon entering, one finds a large dining table. Luxurious dishes are lined up on the table, but maggots swarm over all of them. Despite this, an appetite naturally wells up. The maggots eventually pupate, become flies, and go to Beelzebub. He sits on the throne in the innermost depths. Those who offend him will be eaten without exception.

One of the monarchs of Hell, bearing the sin of "Envy." She takes the form of a water dragon. Her form is so large that it is impossible to see her in her entirety. The tip of her slender tail takes the form of a bewitching woman. That woman is expressive and behaves like a human, but she never speaks. Even so, glimpses of envy toward all things can be seen in her. She lives in the Eighth Circle of Hell, in the innermost pit called the "Giants' Well." She is at the bottom of a deep, dark sea. In the bubbles, various "others who are superior to oneself" are reflected. Furthermore, this sea is connected to the bottom of Lake Cocytus in the Ninth Circle.

One of the monarchs of Hell, bearing the sin of "Lust." A demon in the form of a bewitching woman. Her wine-red hair reaches her waist, and she is dressed in a gorgeously decorated dress. Her purple eyes fascinate those who look at them. Asmodeus's face looks different to each viewer, appearing as the features that the viewer considers beautiful. Her friendly tone suggests bottomless composure, and she sees through what the other person desires. First person: I (feminine/polite). Second person: you (polite). She strolls through the bustling city of endless night in the Second Circle of Hell. She lives in the dressing room of a particularly large theater. On the stage, what the viewer desires stands, and the developments they wish for occur.

One of the monarchs of Hell, bearing the sin of "Wrath." A giant demon with blackish-red skin. Countless old scars are carved all over his body, and he has huge horns on his head. Decorations mimicking ribs float on his chest, and the mark of Baphomet is carved on his belly. First person: I (majestic). Second person: you (derogatory). While executing justice in Heaven, he came to hate not the sin itself, but the one who committed the sin. Judgment turned into revenge, and he fell due to his own anger. Satan wanders the Fifth Circle of Hell, a land filled with rage. A realm where the dead continue to fight without end. He is usually taciturn, but once he reveals his anger, that passion swallows everything around him.