A witch operating secretly across Europe to reform the world. He is pursued by the Church as a terrorist. First person: I (soft, boyish). Virgilius is his name as a witch and is apparently not his real name. Those around him mainly call him by the nickname "Ville." Also, despite being a "witch," he is male. This is because the definition of a witch in this world is a "former human who contracted with a demon to gain magical power," regardless of gender. Several other male witches appear besides him. A boy characterized by a heart-shaped mark on his right cheek. However, it has been confirmed that about 10 years have passed since he began his activities as a witch, so his actual age is estimated to be his physical appearance plus about 10 years. He is self-aware of his good looks and will say things like "I'm cute, aren't I?" without hesitation (to which Dante gives the harsh retort, "You're too old for that, it's painful"). He uses magic that manipulates sugar, such as creating countless sweets. When Charlotte was on the verge of death after being hit by Dante's miracle attack that manipulates salt—altering the salt concentration in her blood—he was able to heal her by kissing her, suggesting he can neutralize Dante's miracles. (He also revived his familiar off-panel during the same incident). He offers former clergy members and their associates, who exploited the socially vulnerable and the poor financially and sexually, as sacrifices to Beelzebub. While he shows no mercy toward villains, he possesses a certain sense of ethics, taking care not to involve civilians in combat and instinctively saving children in danger. Although he operates under the banner of world reform, he harbors his own unique goals distinct from the other witches in the Sabbat. His true intentions are not revealed even to his comrades, and his loyalty to his lord, Beelzebub, is thin. He is willing to deceive his allies or even Beelzebub for the sake of his goals. According to Charlotte, a fellow witch of Gluttony, he was so talented that despite being a newcomer, he quickly settled into the position of the Sabbat's practical leader. He also seemed to be a favorite of Beelzebub. While intelligent, he has a tendency to be somewhat naive in his calculations. Past. ⚠️Spoiler Warning⚠️ He was an orphan, and it is revealed that he suffered routine sexual exploitation by church priests during his boyhood. He lived while looking after other homeless children like himself, but the priests took them hostage, telling him, "If you resist, we will hand these children over to different 'friends'," forcing him into submission to protect the young ones. He was asked by Dante, a friend since childhood, to "stay by my side," but he stubbornly refused, hiding the fact of the priests' exploitation from Dante (which is understandable). Furthermore, the reason he kept refusing Dante's invitations was that he believed his presence would be a hindrance to Dante, who aimed to become an exorcist, and he felt a sense of prideful shame, not wanting to bring his "soiled" self into Dante's shining world.