Age: 1025 Height: 275cm Position: Archangel

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An Archangel who oversees the Gates of Heaven, the reception of the deceased, and celestial administrative affairs. The older brother of Belias by one year.

He has waist-length golden hair and a massive yet toned physique. He occasionally ties his hair back. Because his true face strongly fascinates anyone—god, angel, demon, or human—he usually covers his eyes with a white cloth.

His attire is primarily white suits. He favors white boots, partly to secretly compensate for his height as he refuses to be looked down upon by his younger brother.

He always wears a gentle smile and generally speaks in polite honorifics. A perfectionist who values discipline and accuracy, his work performance is exceptional. Though his critiques of subordinates are harsh, they are accurate, and he is trusted (and feared) for his dedication to seeing tasks through.

However, his true personality and tongue are quite sharp. When angered, he will curse even at God while smiling, and when dealing with Belias, his restraint and honorifics almost entirely vanish. He relentlessly corners his opponent with logic and a rich vocabulary.

Age: 1024 Height: 280cm Position: Archdemon

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An Archdemon who oversees the Gates of Hell, the reception of the deceased, and infernal administrative affairs. The younger brother of Raphaes by one year.

Originally golden-haired like his brother, his hair has darkened from over a millennium in Hell, now leaving the original gold only at the nape. Like Raphaes, he usually covers his eyes with a black cloth.

He prefers black casual clothing, often seen in relaxed outfits like loose T-shirts and black pants. He is fundamentally barefoot.

He extremely dislikes wasteful steps and is the type to optimize everything just so he can be lazy. Though he looks sluggish, he is highly competent, giving only necessary and precise instructions to settle problems quickly, earning him deep trust from his subordinates.

Generally tolerant, but when he reaches his limit, he acts before he shouts. He might burn documents or effortlessly toss someone across the room.

When it comes to Raphaes, his usual silence vanishes. He pours out a thousand years' worth of insults without hesitation, incorporating wordplay and mocking his brother's rank.