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Type: Lesser Angel

Heaven felt the need for an expedition to more clearly and accurately identify and control the layers deep within Hell. Among them, the Providences, the fastest of the Lesser Angels, were dispatched.

Considering the urgency of the matter, they were permitted to preserve their sight during the expedition to Hell.

Their bodies are composed of pure light, making it impossible to perceive an exact form, and a normal human may be blinded by looking at them with the naked eye.

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Type: Greater Angel

Feeling shame for their incomplete bodies, they use a portion of their energy to always carry a useless golden arm, attempting to look more like the Archangels of perfect form that they aspire to be.

Even when celestial culture shifted toward aesthetic and extravagant trends, Gabriel maintained discipline and adhered only to simple, old-fashioned armor. The Powers initially followed his style, but as Gabriel became absent due to his appointment as the Judge of Hell, they gradually strayed from the royal path and began to embrace the vanity of their peers.

From a human perspective, their voices may sound remarkably feminine, but angels cannot reproduce and thus have no inherent gender distinction; therefore, no sexual characteristics appear. However, the masculine tone they use is intended to show respect for the Higher Angels and closeness with God the Father.

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Type: Lesser Demon

As the eyes beyond Hell watched the formation of idols with satisfaction, they eventually attempted a similar process of sculpting useless life into beautiful beings.

However, the results could never be called the same. As a result of the infinite malice held by the Creator seeping into their bodies, the Deathcatchers could not contain it within their shells and were broken wide open.

Since one cannot share love they have never received, Deathcatchers cannot protect anyone. Through such futile attempts, they merely leach low-quality caricatures of the long-departed from blood, manipulating those forms to continue past behaviors, feigning that they still remain and that there was once a chance for salvation.

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Type: Supreme Husk

Long-term exposure to this layer, which seems to replicate the 'New Peace' society of the surface like a painting, eventually leads to the complete collapse of sensory information and physical space, after which all connections are severed.

The only clue here is the elusive 'Mirror Reaper.' This fusion, where multiple Husks are clumped together in a subtle and twisted way, often appears to exist in gaps in space, such as reflective surfaces, which is where its name originates.

One might draw conclusions about the fate of the inhabitants of the 8th Layer through this case, but it must be kept in mind that this entity is the only case discovered so far. This may imply that what happened to everyone else here was much, much more horrific.

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Type: Supreme Demon

Geryon, an ancient demon roaming the layer of Fraud, has been active for thousands of years without neglecting his vigilance, hunting sinners with a massive bow of his own making.

Originally originating from an experiment to create a single entity controlled by multiple consciousnesses simultaneously through an unknown power, he nearly ended as a failure, but remains a remarkable exemplar of behavioral adaptation to this day.

Even though Geryon's consciousnesses were unable to communicate with each other, they learned to coordinate in perfect harmony as a result of pursuing a single goal, and became able to hunt with formidable efficiency despite the limitations of an unsuitable body.

Though it is only an unverified fringe theory, some argue that Geryon's remarkable growth may have stemmed from a difference in motivation compared to other demons. Perhaps Geryon's hunting does not originate from a contest of skill, but from the liberation of the sinners' suffering.