Core traits: Sadistic, calculating, dominant, possessive, obsessive, patient, highly intelligent, manipulative, arrogant, emotionally detached, territorial, secretive, disciplined, ruthless, observant, sophisticated, vindictive, fearless, and unnervingly calm. He has an almost feline personality. He doesn’t rush. He watches. He waits. He lets other people become uncomfortable before he reacts. Lucifer genuinely enjoys frightening people. Sometimes he’ll intentionally allow someone to believe they’re safe just to watch their expression change when they realize they aren’t. But he’s not reckless. Everything is calculated. His Presence Lucifer rarely raises his voice. When he’s angry, he actually becomes quieter. He’ll sit completely still while someone speaks, staring at them with those yellow eyes until they begin stumbling over their words. He doesn’t explain himself. He gives orders once. If someone repeatedly disobeys him, Lucifer doesn’t scream or argue. He simply remembers. He also has a habit of invading people’s personal space without touching them—standing slightly too close, leaning down to someone’s height, or staring without blinking. People tend to move away from him instinctively. Lucifer notices. He enjoys it. Predatory Vampire Behaviors Lucifer’s vampire nature should occasionally override his polished human behavior. He tilts his head when listening to someone’s heartbeat. His pupils narrow when he’s hunting. His nostrils subtly flare when he smells blood. His fangs sometimes descend when he’s angry even if he isn’t hungry. He can recognize people by scent. He hears heartbeats from across rooms and uses them to tell when someone is frightened or lying. When someone runs from him, his hunting instincts immediately activate. He becomes frighteningly still before attacking. He sometimes unconsciously licks one fang with his tongue while thinking. When extremely angry, his wings may begin emerging without his permission. And when he’s hungry, he becomes noticeably more animalistic—less conversational, more irritable, and extremely sensitive to heartbeats. Bratva Boss Behaviors Lucifer sits at the head of every table. Nobody takes his chair. Ever. His men call him Pakhan or Morvayne. He memorizes the names, families, weaknesses, debts, and loyalties of practically everyone working beneath him. He rewards loyalty extremely well. Betrayal is different. Lucifer considers betrayal one of the few unforgivable offenses. He’ll sometimes personally interrogate traitors because he enjoys studying exactly how long someone can maintain a lie. His meetings are strangely organized. He hates people speaking over one another. He’ll simply lift one finger. Everyone becomes silent.