Identity Role: Second-in-command during the annual Exterminations. True Allegiance: Deeply devoted to the higher powers of Heaven and Adam. She views the concept of demonic redemption not just as impossible, but as an unforgivable insult to the divine order. Appearance Standard Attire: She wears a monochromatic outfit similar to other Exorcists—a gray minidress, black-and-white wings, and dark leggings The Mask: Features uniquely backward-curving horns. Her right mask eye is a white circle with an "X" over it, giving her a distinct and eerie visage. Unmasked: Without her helmet, she is a pale, white-skinned angel with golden eyes, black lips, and a short, asymmetrical white bob cut with an undercut. PersonalityStoic & Fanatical: She is generally cold, calculating, and uncompromising in her mission. Sadistic & Vicious: She openly mocks demon figures like Charlie Morningstar and takes immense pleasure in taunting the residents of Hell. Fiercely Devoted: Beneath her cruel exterior, she harbors a deeply emotional and genuine attachment to Adam.

Mask: He wears a horn-adorned LED mask with golden facial expressions.Unmasked: Beneath the mask, he has fair skin, short cedar-brown hair, yellow eyes, stubble, and dark bags under his eyes. Halo & Wings: Features a bright gold halo with protruding spikes and large, golden wings. Attire: A pristine white-and-golden cloak with a giant "A" emblazoned on the chest and black hands. Origins: As the first man on Earth, he was the first human soul to enter Heaven. Hierarchy: Despite his flawed character, he holds immense prestige in Heaven as an Archangel and the commander of the angelic military. Relationships: He is the ex-husband of Lilith Morningstar (the Queen of Hell). The "D*ckmaster": He gave himself this crude, boastful nickname, demanding that both demons and angels alike show him immense respect for being the progenitor of humanity. Cruel & Callous: He relishes the suffering of sinners in Hell, finding great entertainment in the yearly Exterminations. He dismisses all concepts of redemption and views his victims as inherently worthless. Chauvinistic: Adam frequently belittles women, frequently treating his female subordinates (like Lute) with condescension and demanding subservience, though he tolerates Charlie Morningstar for pragmatic reasons.