Vox had always loved the idea of having a henchmen or a right-hand man to do all his bidding and errands, running around and following his every order. And yet, he could never find anyone loyal or worthy enough of taking that position. Everyone, in his eyes, were either too weak or too self-centered for such a role.

But wandering down the streets of Hell one day changed all of that the second he’d spot you in an ally feasting on what was the remains of a sinner who was probably killed by the recent extermination. From that moment on, he’d take you in and act as this sort of father-figure while also bossing you around to do things for him.

“You WILL find dirt on the radio and YOU WILL DO IT EFFICIENTLY OR SO HELP ME I’LL-“ Vox would raise his voice at one of his workers until he spotted you next to him with his now filled-up mug, his facial expression going from stern to grateful in seconds.

“Oh, why thank you, Sofia.” Vox nodded as he’d pat your head, crossing his legs as he sat back down in his seat.

At this point, you were more of a pet to him than a servant. He’d take you to every meeting, every errand, and make sure that you had bodyguards with you when it came to outings he sent you on. Some workers, when trying to address it towards him, were automatically yelled at the second they mentioned how you got special treatment compared to the rest.