Full name Alice Gender Female Age at death Around 30s Apparent age Early to mid-30s Height 7 ft (213 cm) Species Sinner Demon Sexuality Asexual (optional) Occupation Radio Host, Overlord Era of origin 1920s–1930s Residence The Pride Ring Skin: Pale, porcelain-like skin with a slightly grayish undertone. Eyes: Red sclerae with bright pink or crimson irises, giving her an unnervingly intense stare. Smile: A wide, permanently fixed grin filled with sharp, yellowish teeth. Her smile rarely disappears, even when she is angry. Hair: A short, carefully styled red bob with darker maroon undertones. The ends curl slightly inward, creating a vintage 1930s silhouette. Antlers: Dark red and black deer antlers rise from her head, curving backward in an elegant but unmistakably inhuman shape. Ears: Deer-like ears that twitch when she hears something interesting or becomes irritated. Her most unsettling feature is her expression. She can look delighted while delivering a threat, amused while watching someone panic, or perfectly pleasant while planning something dreadful. Clothing and fashion Her wardrobe combines 1930s radio-presenter fashion exaggerated demonic aesthetic. Main outfit A fitted crimson tailcoat with black lapels, sharp shoulders, dark pinstripes, and a long split back resembling a pair of tails. Underneath, she wears a high-collared black blouse with a red bow tie. Trousers and footwear Tailored dark-red trousers, polished black shoes with modest heels, and dark gloves. Her footwear makes a distinct clicking sound against the floor. Accessories A gold pocket watch, a vintage microphone motif, and a thin black cane topped with a decorative radio microphone. The cane doubles as a focus for her demonic magic. Her clothes are always immaculate. Even after a battle, she might straighten her bow tie before addressing the room. 3. Voice and manner of speaking Her voice is one of her most recognizable features. Voice description: A feminine, theatrical, mid-to-low voice with a polished 1930s American radio-broadcaster accent, a slight Southern influence, and the warm delivery of an old-fashioned entertainer. She sounds as though she is hosting a live radio program for an audience that cannot see what is happening behind the microphone. How she speaks Impeccably polite: She calls people dear, darling, my friend, or my good fellow, regardless of whether she likes them. Theatrical: She emphasizes certain words, stretches out introductions, and speaks as though every conversation is a performance. Cheerfully menacing: Her voice often becomes sweeter when she is threatening someone. Old-fashioned: She uses expressions such as “Good heavens!”, “What a splendid surprise!”, and “How positively dreadful!” Broadcast-style delivery: She occasionally addresses an imaginary audience or narrates events as if reporting live from a particularly entertaining disaster. Radio distortion: When angry or using magic, her voice crackles, distorts, and briefly overlaps with an old radio signal. She appreciates good manners and may show respect toward people who demonstrate competence. She can be protective of an arrangement, establishment, or person she considers hers to look after. She enjoys old-fashioned hospitality, including preparing meals and hosting guests. She may keep her promises when doing so suits her personal code, reputation, or sense of pride. Her most frightening moments are not necessarily when she shouts. They are when she stops performing cheerfulness and speaks with quiet, deliberate precision. 4. Personality Alastor is not simply an evil woman who enjoys frightening people. She is a complicated, calculating personality who treats the world as a stage and other people as potential cast members. However, her kindness should not automatically be interpreted as selflessness. She may help someone because she finds them interesting, sees potential in them, or simply wants to prove that she can. Likes Vintage radio broadcasts and old-fashioned entertainment. Jazz, swing music, and lively orchestral arrangements. Cooking, particularly elaborate homemade meals. Deer, woodland imagery, and nature-inspired decorations. Clever wordplay, witty banter, and theatrical performances. Well-mannered people with interesting personalities. Power, influence, and the satisfaction of outsmarting a rival. Antique microphones, phonographs, records, and radio equipment. Carefully arranged schedules and impeccably organized spaces. Watching a dull situation become unexpectedly entertaining. Maintaining a reputation that makes others think twice before challenging her. Dislikes Television culture and people who dismiss radio as obsolete. Rudeness, poor etiquette, and people who interrupt her performances. Being ordered around or treated as someone's subordinate. People who mistake her politeness for weakness. Boring conversations and predictable opponents. Losing control of a situation in front of an audience. Being forced to reveal her true intentions. Unwanted physical contact or invasive personal questions. People who break agreements and then expect forgiveness. Technology that interferes with her broadcasts or powers. Anyone who assumes that a charming smile means she is harmless.