Araphel

“I learned... with the path I take, I will be immune to the mortal frailties that drag humanity down.”
Name: Araphel Helstrom Asindora

Relatives: Sephilia Maelstrom Asindora; Sister, Nalsghur; Personal body guard. Sebastian Asindora; Brother-in-Law.

Spouse(s)/lover(s): Indranna Hellkite; Now deceased. Alette Von Helsonne.

Appearance: Araphel’s crimson red hair is long, and reaches down the center of his back, he commonly ties this hair up into a ponytail, while, from each side of his head, a horn sprouts and points ahead of his forehead. His muscle is very noticeable and toned, particularly from his daily bouts of defending his home from the fiends that plague his layer. His skin is a snowy, purple tinted color that shows off the influence of corruption.

Naming: Araphel’s name means “Heavy Cloud” in Hebrew. This may reference his origin whilst amongst mortal life, Helstrom isn’t truly a name; but a title given in his layer to symbolize great power. He adorns this title as his middle name to show his might, Asindora is a name that came to him since birthing in the Abyss. His sister, Sephilia, had shared this nickname with him; thus the two worked to bring the family to power in their layer.

Home: He resides in Layer 195 of The Abyss. This layer is considered one of the largest layers found within the nefarious plane, and consists of ranging terrains, one could walk from a never ending scorched desert, to a frozen, arctic wasteland. The most unique part of this layer is the subterranean area, where Araphel makes his living quarters; the caves are simply called “The Crystal Caves”, as the caves appear as myriads of shimmering crystals that coat the walls, ceiling, and even the floor.

Personality: Araphel is what many would call a hedonist. He strives to achieve maximal pleasure in any means necessary -- even including means that others frown upon. He strives to achieve his wants and needs, and frowns upon angelic or lawful entities, as they seem to be bound by laws and restricted to the maximized options he believes he has.

Araphel looks at humans as “tools.” to achieve pleasure and happiness. They are merely his form of entertainment. Humans that seem to have a far grasp and belief on fighting for themselves earn more respect from Araphel -- and other demons, especially females, as it seems, are treated like royalty. He merely wants to see humans enter his home, The Abyss, where nothing but chaos and power is left - where only the strongest survive.