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((Muse list!

Murukuru

Age: 24

Pro hero

She was born in a small village a few hours outside of Tokyo. Her parents were doctors but they were sadly killed the day she was found in Shibuya Station. She was ten years old when that happened. Twelve years later, she works for her now boyfriend Mad Max, who’s a pro hero (another oc. Nice guy too. She’s no longer with him as his Rp guy gave up on Tumblr.)

She’s now 24.

Interesting facts.

Murukuru has gone villain once before. She’s not proud of it. She loves her quirk. She’s a rather gentle woman. She rarely gets angry. She’s generally very laid back. Very calm. She does sometimes scare easily. That’s her personality. Physically, she’s 4’9”. Black hair, blood red eyes. She has fennec fox ears and a shorter than average fox tail. Her quirk is portal.

My Hero Academia.

Octavia

Age: 22

Bard

Cursed

Octavia was born in Novigrad to a bartender father and a disgraced noble of a mother on the same day as Ciri. Sadly, her mother died the day she was born, living just long enough to name her. Twenty years passed before she was cursed by a witch to die, six months later she met Geralt of Rivia who saved her life. She’s bisexual and she’s picky about her partners, leading members of her community to believe that she sleeps with monsters, which she’s done twice. One was a Doppler, the other was Geralt.

The Witcher and others.

Nichole

Age: unknown

Immortal

Doctor/assassin/whatever

Multi fandom

Born in Rome during the height of the Roman Empire, sometime during the founding of Paris, Nichole quickly became the favorite of her grandfather, who raised her. She is the youngest of five children and she’s the only girl. She grew up and learned to be an assassin.

Niao Natsuhiboshi

Age: 20

1/4 Kitsune, appears human.

They hate talking about their past, so don’t ask.

Multi fandom.

Rengoku Kyojuro

Age 20

Human

Kyojuro was a young adult of tall stature and athletic build. He had long bright yellow hair with red streaks with two shoulder-length bangs and two chin-length bangs on the side of his head, black forked eyebrows, and golden eyes that fade to red with white pupils. Kyojuro wore a paler brown version of the regular Demon Slayer uniform, which consisted of a brown gakuran jacket, a white belt around his waist and hakama pants. Over this, he wore a haori with a white-yellow gradient pattern and red flame-like ridges at the end that his father Shinjuro once worn and more than likely his father worn when they were the Flame Hashira respectively. Finally, he wore red Kyahan with yellow flames erupting from the bottom-up, with pale brown tabi socks and a pair of white zōri with red straps. Kyojuro was greatly enthusiastic in regard to his duties as a Hashira, and often came across as cheerfully eccentric. He was amiable, pure of heart and boasted extraordinary technique and swordsmanship stemming from strict practice and discipline. He was an honorable warrior who adhered to his code of morals and principles that was instilled into him by his mother at a young age—the most significant being his belief that those who were born strong have a duty to protect the weak.

Demon Slayer and others (canon divergent.)

Wolf

Age 22

Human

Fertility witch

She was adopted by a powerful witch after being abandoned for using magic. Her teacher named her Wolf. She was originally raised in the Appalachian mountains, so sometimes her roots show in colloquial phrases (mamaw, haint, ect) and it shows in some of her magic. She’s not an albino, despite her white hair and blue eyes. She mostly keeps to herself, but she always welcomes visitors, unless they become pests.

Fandomless.

Do Tarak Sugar Claws

Age: Ehhhh 20?

Race: Kajit

Raised in a caravan, Tarak Sugar Claws wasn’t expected to do much until she found herself as the Dragonborn. Not much to tell.

Skyrim and others. (Cannon divergent)

Seki

Age 23

Pokémon hybrid Mew (I created her like a gajinka? I guess?)

She lives alone in an abandoned Pokémon monastery with wild Pokémon who protect her. (Created her way before I knew about N.) She loves the solitude, but the human world is tempting.

Enmu

Age ?

Demon

Enmu (魘えん夢む, Enmu?) was the primary antagonist in the Mugen Train Arc of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba. He was a demon affiliated with the Twelve Kizuki, holding the position of Lower Rank One (下か弦げんの壱いち, Kagen no Ichi?). As a demon, Enmu took the form of an incredibly pale young man appearing in his mid twenties and of average height. He had ringed blue eyes that tilt sharply down towards the sides of his face, the left one of which with the kanji for "Lower One" etched into its iris, and a horizontal slit on his right instead of a pupil. He had three square-shaped markings on each of his cheeks, each separated by a smaller square, which fade from green to yellow in color, and straight, chin-length hair of a dark black color which he wore parted to his right, the right side tucked behind his ear. His hair fades into a red-pink color near the ends, but appears blue at the tips of the two longer, shoulder-length strands that curve upwards and outwards below the base of his neck, from under the rest of his hair.

Enmu wore a long, black button-up coat that arched upwards on either side of his legs so that only the two tails in front and behind fall down below his knees, and a white dress shirt, the cuffs of which appear over those of his coat. He also wore a pair of pinstriped pale gray pants and plain, slightly heeled shoes of a similar color. When Enmu received more blood from Muzan Kibutsuji, his left hand forms a mouth at the back, an eye next to it and most of his fingers have the kanji for Dream (夢ゆめ, Yume?) etched on their skin. Enmu was very sadistic in personality, and was noted to enjoy the pain and suffering of humans, his favorite method of torment being giving them a happy and pleasant dream before turning it into a nightmare. He took pleasure in the suffering of others, enjoying the agonized expressions they made as he tortured them. This sadism even extends to his fellow demons, as he relished seeing his fellow Lower Ranks being killed right in front of his eyes. As well as sadism, Enmu is shown to exhibit masochistic behaviors, a multitude of times expressing positive reactions to pain inflicted on him. This enjoyment, however, seems to be limited to those he only respects and holds himself loyal to, the required power over him mostly being hierarchical rather than literal. This masochism is shown majorly in the Infinity Castle scenes, in which, upon being gifted with Muzan's blood, a typically torturous and painful experience that is shown to even kill some demons, Enmu appears with a smiling and flushed expression, enjoying the experience. Though, these masochistic tendencies aren't prevalent in The Mugen Train Arc, as when Tanjiro, Inosuke, and the other Demon Slayers successfully attack him, he is seen only being amused, shocked, or frustrated by his failures. Like most demons, Enmu was shown to have little to no care for human life, seeing humans as nothing more than mere pawns, as he doesn't bother to warn his human minions of the various dangers of facing Demon Slayers, simply considering them to be expendable. He also seemed to revel in turning humans into his desperate servants by using his power to give them nice and pleasant dreams, before pulling them out and falsely promising to give them more if they help him. Enmu was also intelligent and cautious in approach to anything he executed, having complete understanding of his power's strengths and weaknesses and making sure to both exploit and avoid them respectively in order to succeed. However, upon being given more blood and therefore further empowered by Muzan, Enmu seems to have become overconfident, arrogant and greedy, as seen when he began to act more recklessly to obtain more blood from Muzan in order to properly challenge one of the Upper Ranks to a blood duel in order to take their place. When Enmu was a human being, he had a tendency since childhood not to be able to distinguish the difference between dreams and reality, this caused many problems for the people around him. As an adult, even though he was not a doctor, he misused things like hypnotic therapies, as well as convincing patients who did not have long to live that they had recovered their health. Even though after a while they realized that it was all a lie, he kept doing this horrible scam over and over again. One night, Muzan wanted to completely devour Enmu. Enmu's guts were eaten by Muzan and he was not supposed to turn into a demon at first, but because he felt no pain from the fatal wound, he envied and praised Muzan. With those last words, his heart and brain stopped working, so Muzan turned him into a demon. Enmu knew that he had been converted due to Muzan's whim and would only remember him in passing, so Enmu did his best to ascend to the rank of Lower Rank One.

(Demon Slayer cannon divergent.)

Stolas

Age: ?

Demon

Stolas is a Goetic Prince of Hell and a major supporting character in Helluva Boss. He is the father of Octavia and the husband of Stella. Stolas is an anthropomorphic owl demon. He is tall and slender, with a white, heart-shaped facial disk and small black beak, resembling that of an owl. He has two pairs of almond-shaped red eyes, one set atop the other, with no visible irises or pupils, albeit white highlights do occasionally appear when he is excited. Stolas has gray-blue feathers, which gradients to dark gray-blue on his head and long, plume-like tail. He has a lighter gray-blue puff of fur on his chest. His limbs are long, thin, and black, and his feet are tipped with owl claws. Although he frequently changes clothes, Stolas is often seen wearing a deep red tunic with six linked golden buttons down the breast, and beige breeches. He accessorizes with a feathery tophat that features a regal gold crown encircling it, as well as a long burgundy cape, tattered at the hemline, with a plush ermine-look fur collar, and long black gloves with white feathered trims at the elbows. Stolas gives the immediate impression of someone regal and ostentatious, as would be expected for a royal of his station. He dresses in clothing befitting his role, and his mansion is decadent, containing many large, elaborately framed portraits of himself and his small family. Underneath these dignified trappings, however, Stolas is shown to be a flamboyant, dramatic, eccentric, and often giddy person. Someone who does not take his royal reputation as seriously as the people around him expect him to, and is prone to act quickly on his easily excitable emotions. Stolas can also often get caught up in pursuing his own present interests and fails to pay attention to the more pressing issues around him, including the feelings and needs of others. He has even dismissed their wishes under the belief that, as long as he was happy, everybody else was as well, even when he was told otherwise. Although these tendencies can make him appear selfish and even airheaded to some people in his life, he isn't oblivious to correction or regret and this is something he makes an effort to improve on, specifically in regards his beloved daughter, Octavia. Stolas is also shown to be very lonely, seemingly isolated and cloistered in his position. Although he is married, it is clear that he and his wife are not on affectionate terms, their marriage implied to have been somewhat cold for a long while. Stolas has, perhaps surprisingly, an equally romantic and explicit side, something he looks to indulge in with Blitzo, an Imp, considered 'lower-class' among his peers, whom he is currently engaged in a complicated extramarital affair with. Stolas is invested in Hell's soap operas as comfort shows, enjoys the process of getting ready for rendezvous, and swoons over idealized ideas of amorous romance. He is also very uncensored in discussing his many bedroom preferences, using highly explicit and flowery language, sometimes in front of others, and is interested in aspects of BDSM, such as bondage. As with many demons, and the denizens of Hell in general, Stolas has a somewhat questionable moral compass and is implied to interfere with the affairs of humans for his own benefit. He can easily cross the boundary between Hell and the living world with his own personal Demonic seal, and seems to enjoy striking fear into humans as a powerful Goetia. Despite this, he is also gentle and nurturing to those he cares for, showing open devotion to his daughter, concern towards Blitzo and his coworkers, as well as attentiveness to his large and lavish garden of carnivorous Hell-plants.

(Helluva Boss canon divergent)

Name: Loki the Fearless

Age: 20

Human.

Monster hunter and a fierce warrior, Loki became a monster hunter to protect her people along with her Palimute Sleipnir and her Palico Freya. The trio travel together to kill monsters.

Monster Hunter Rise, cannon divergent.

Shinobu Kocho

Age: 20

Demon Slayer

Shinobu is a petite young woman with a pale complexion and large, compound-like eyes that lack pupils, only a haze of gradient purple, making her eyes appear similar to those of insects. She has black wavy hair that fades to dark purple, styled at the back of her head into a flat yakai-maki bun, fastened with a white, turquoise and light purple butterfly ornament. She has center-split, ear-length, voluminous curtain bangs that flow down to frame the sides of her face, with two slightly thinner chin-length locks of hair in front of her ears below them. Shinobu is short in height and has been described as having a small and weak-looking build, which is later reinforced by her mentioning that she does not possess enough physical strength to decapitate a demon as the other Hashira do. According to Zenitsu, Shinobu is so cute, that she could make a living on her looks alone. Shinobu wears a dark purple standard Demon Slayer uniform with gold buttons, consisting of a dark-purple tinted straight-lined black jacket and matching colored tabi socks and hakama pants, tucked into white butterfly patterned Kyahan fading into pale turquoise then pink around her lower legs, fastened with white ribbons. Over her uniform, she wears a white haori that previously belonged to her older sister, which has a butterfly wing pattern that fades into a pale turquoise then pink color on the sleeves and hem which are cuffed with a black and white dotted trim. She wears white zōri sandals with purple straps for footwear, with a hidden blade in one of the heels. When Shinobu was fourteen, her appearance was altered slightly. Her chin-length strands of hair in front of her ears were tucked in, and she had a different Demon Slayer uniform consisting of silver buttons and cloth a darker shade of purple. She also sported a plain white haori over it.

(Canon divergent.)

Cecil Palmer

Age *Redacted*

Cecil generally seems friendly and very well acquainted with the folks about town. Indeed, though he may not be aware of it, he seems to be one of the town's more prominent citizens: his relationship with Carlos is a frequent topic of conversation, and most of the town is aware of his feud with first Steve Carlsberg[5], which they somewhat resolve around the time of "Matryoshka", and then Susan Willman. Jackie Fierro and Carlos have separately described him as "overenthusiastic about most things". He also struggles with impulse control; he outed Steve Carlsberg as the opponent of the drawbridge project, asked his listeners for dating advice despite being aware that his radio show was not the time or place for it, and accidentally alerted StrexCorp to the pending rebellion in Night Vale. However, he has something of a dual personality. He can seemingly switch between pensive and cheery moods in the time it takes for him to switch between the appropriate tones--which is almost no time at all. He comes across as a decent, kind, and ethical person, and probably also sees himself as such--he calls himself "innocent and kind" in "A Story About Them". But in cooperation with the authorities, he seems perfectly comfortable with legalized murder, using the radio audience's collective mind power to kill an unknown driver in a lake in "Condos", and keeping a man in a cage of electricity at the zoo. Though perhaps most people in Night Vale are like this, given as the town's strangeness seems to be relatively normal to them. He is very fond and proud of Night Vale, despite its horrors, many of which he has experienced firsthand, and during uncertain and/or dangerous times can often be found in his booth providing updates and comfort as he can. Though he is quick to praise the City Council, the Sheriff's Secret Police, and their draconian policies, his views on many social issues are surprisingly tolerant for a resident of a police state, and he even occasionally calls out the town's crooked politicians on air, despite the risk of retaliation. Occasionally he criticizes one of these bodies, and he is the only Night Vale citizen (excluding deceased Old Woman Josie) to publicly acknowledge the existence of angels.

While he's rarely actively malicious, he treats his interns dismissively and either doesn't notice or doesn't care about the intern death toll, sounding genuinely hurt and/or offended at the suggestion that something is wrong with his management style. The show also repeatedly shows him willing to use his professional reach and influence for personal reasons: he set the town against Telly the Barber for the crime of cutting Carlos' hair, makes interns copyedit his fanfiction and manage his social media accounts, and helped his niece break into City Hall. He seems to be oblivious to the impact of those actions, however. All of this goes to show that Cecil's belief systems and living circumstances require a tremendous amount of cognitive dissonance. His broadcasts often are internally contradictory, contain impossible instructions (although that may just be how Night Vale works), or get banned midway and must be renounced. Cecil occasionally gets in trouble with Station Management for describing things that are indescribable or discussing things that are not supposed to be discussed, and he worries--openly and on air--that he will get in trouble with the authorities. Despite this, he remains enthusiastic about nearly all upcoming events, even those involving death and destruction—so long as they are scheduled by the city's leaders, of course. From time to time, things come up that expose and clarify this cognitive dissonance. His delivery can sometimes give the impression that the words he speaks express different things than the thoughts in his mind--and that he tries to repress or change at least some of these thoughts. His blase attitude towards the discrepancies in his own memories implies that he does his best to ignore them and avoids trying to resolve them. In fact, the episode "Cassette" is so named because he finds a stack of cassette tapes he doesn't remember making and plays them on air. In them, fifteen-year-old Cecil describes his internship at Night Vale Community Radio, his family's odd behavior, and an experience that presumably fueled his adult self's fear of mirrors--none of which said adult self, present Cecil sitting in his booth, can remember, as he repeatedly states. Disturbed and frightened, present Cecil destroys the tapes at the end of the episode, unable to remember or accept what they reveal about him and his life. Cecil seems to have just as questionable a sense of self-preservation as most of Night Vale's other residents. For example, in the episode "Subway", he leaves the studio to board the menacing Night Vale subway system, even though he hasn't seen anyone exiting it and his intern never returned from riding it. A similar situation happens in "The 12:37". However, Cecil doesn't seem to have more immunity to these horrors than a regular Night Vale citizen. When in Kevin's Desert Bluffs recording booth during the events of "The Sandstorm (Part B)", the blood and viscera coating the room and equipment distress him considerably. He cowers under his desk in fear while being hunted down by his menacing boss(es?), and has the tendency to change topics if Station Management appears angered. The attack and injury of his cat Khoshekh considerably angers him. He also curses and cries when he thinks Carlos was killed. When reading the week's horoscopes he's not above giving veiled descriptions of other characters instead of just reading the horoscope. He describes Steve Carlsberg so negatively when reading the week's horoscope for Scorpio that Abby confronts him for his rudeness. His horoscope readings in "Rumbling" very heavily imply that Carlos is a Taurus and Cecil himself is an Aquarius.

WTNV (canon divergent)

Mirrin “Spots” Ashfoot

Age: 20

Gnoll ranger

Mirrin was raised away from her pack after a ceremony to Yeenoghu had gone wrong. A party of adventurers found her and raised her to be more civilized than her fellow brothers and sisters. She became a ranger to keep her family safe. She’s good with a bow and arrow.

((Dungeons and Dragons, divergent))

Jonathan “Jon” Sims

Age: Early to late 40’s

The Archivist

Jonathan Sims is the Head Archivist of the Magnus Institute, London. He takes over the position after Gertrude Robinson, his predecessor, passes away in the line of duty. Gertrude has left the Archives in a state of chaos and John is faced with the monumental task of organising and recording several decades worth of statements about encounters with the paranormal. John initially comes across as rude and short-tempered. He is dismissive and condescending toward written statement givers as well as one of his assistants, Martin Blackwood. When faced with statement givers in person, John is initially rude and rejects their experiences as tricks of the mind. However, over time, he softens and offers genuine compassion to those that have been traumatised or scared by what they have experienced. He eventually admits that he, too, is afraid of the monsters and supernatural subjects of statements, but covers it up with a scornful exterior. John shies away from violence and does not have much courage. He often panics when intimidated or threatened, causing him to stutter. Despite this, John is very persistent and will push past his fear when doing what he thinks is right. He feels intense guilt for his actions as The Archivist and mourns both the mistakes he has made and the loss of his humanity.

The Magnus Archives (Canon divergent. Canonically bi-curious and asexual.)

Name: Tilingana “Tina” Lilia Skya

Age: ???

Tina is and was a princess of a species called the Si-ren. Like the Sirens of legend, her voice is beautiful and she’s very beautiful. She and her guardians fled with the last male child of their species. She joined a knighthood (The Order of the Stars), becoming a fierce warrior. She eventually made her way to earth, hiding away.

(Fandomless.)

Drogana

Age ?

Super aggressive.

(Fandomless)

Lt. Columbo

Age: 48ish

Frank Columbo was born to Italian-American parents in New York City. Growing up, his hero was Joe DiMaggio. He also liked gangster pictures. Ironically, when growing up, he was not a model child, as he ran with a crowd of boys that broke street lamps and played pranks. Columbo himself jokes that he joined the police force in a part to make up for these pranks. He has a wife whose first name is never mentioned but is referred to as 'Mrs. Columbo'. A picture of her is shown in the episode: Rest in Peace, Mrs. Columbo, However, Columbo reveals later in that episode that it's actually a picture of his sister in law because his wife doesn't like to have pictures taken of her. Columbo also has a Basset Hound and in the episode, 'Murder A Self Portrait' Columbo says the name of the dog is 'Dog'. He states that he does not have any children in Rest in Peace, Mrs. Columbo but this is almost certainly a lie as it was told to a woman who wanted to kill his wife. On the other hand, he mentions children to people he likes and trusts in Any Old Port In A Storm. This suggests that he does really have children, although number, gender and other details are not stated. The novels reveal more detail about Columbo's children: In The Grassy Knoll, he talks about 2 of his kids going to a certain college meaning he has at least 2 children. In The Helter Skelter Murders, he states he has a daughter. Since he has at least 3 children, this means that he has a daughter and at least 2 sons. He also states that his children are younger than a character who has a nephew whose image is shown in the episode: Columbo Goes to College. Columbo's IQ is estimated to be approximately 160-190. Columbo is a disheveled, shabbily dressed, seemingly slow-witted police detective whose fumbling, overly polite manner makes him an unlikely choice to solve any crimes, least of all murder. However, he is actually a brilliant detective with an eye for minute details and the ability to piece together seemingly unrelated incidents and information to solve crimes. Columbo is one of few LAPD personnel, if not the only policeman in the LAPD, who does not carry a firearm, maintaining both that he hates guns and that he is an atrocious shot. (In "Forgotten Lady," this leads an Internal Affairs investigator infamous for his own excessive zeal (and, it can be presumed, corruption based on power-hunger) to threaten Columbo with termination unless he retakes his pistol-proficiency test; Columbo instead has another detective take it in his place.) He also rarely visits Parker Center, the police department headquarters building, maintaining, "That's rarely where the murders take place!"

((Canon divergent.))

Mothra

Age ???

Mothra (モスラ Mosura) is a giant divine moth kaiju who first appeared in the 1961 serialized novel The Luminous Fairies and Mothra, which was adapted the same year by Toho into the film Mothra. Mothra made her first appearance alongside Godzilla in the 1964 Godzilla film Mothra vs. Godzilla. Mothra's major distinction among Toho's library of kaiju, aside from being the first female monster in the Godzilla series, is her benevolent nature and relationship to mankind. While other monsters like Godzilla frequently menace humanity with their very existence, Mothra fights to protect humanity from monsters that threaten it. Mothra is accompanied by two miniature twin priestesses named the Shobijin, who speak to humanity on her behalf. However, Mothra has still wrought destruction herself, though this is only to rescue her Shobijin when they are kidnapped or when she is under the control of the Kilaaks. Since her introduction, Mothra has become Toho's most popular and prolific monster character behind only Godzilla himself, earning the title "Queen of the Monsters." In Mothra's onscreen debut, she laid waste to Tokyo and New Kirk City in her quest to recover the Shobijin and return them to Infant Island. Mothra returned in Mothra vs. Godzilla, where she traveled to Japan to battle Godzilla when he threatened her unhatched egg that had washed ashore there. Mothra was killed in the battle, but two twin larvae hatched from her egg and carried on her battle against Godzilla, eventually triumphing over him. One of the larvae died sometime afterward, but the surviving one took her mother's place as the goddess of Infant Island. Mothra was soon called upon to defend Earth against the evil King Ghidorah, and managed to recruit both Godzilla and Rodan to her cause. Mothra eventually matured into an adult and rescued her people from Letchi Island after they were kidnapped and enslaved by the terrorist group known as the Red Bamboo. By the end of the 20th century, a larval Mothra was contained on Monsterland, only to be released when the Kilaaks took over the island and assumed control of the monsters. Mothra was soon freed from Kilaak control and fought alongside the other Earth monsters to kill King Ghidorah once and for all and defeat the alien menace. Mothra was reintroduced in the Heisei series film Godzilla vs. Mothra, where she fought alongside a dark counterpart named Battra to defeat Godzilla. After the Godzilla Heisei series ended, a standalone trilogy of films focusing on Mothra was released from 1996 to 1998. This trilogy introduced Mothra Leo, Mothra's son, who would go on to star in the trilogy's second and third entries following his mother's death. Mothra made an appearance in the third entry in the Millennium series of Godzilla films, Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack, as one of the three Guardian Monsters, who defended Japan against Godzilla. Mothra returned two films later in Godzilla: Tokyo SOS, where she and her twin larvae supported Kiryu in his battle against Godzilla. In Godzilla Final Wars, Mothra aided Godzilla in his battle against Monster X and Gigan, and seemingly sacrificed her own life to destroy Gigan. Mothra made a cameo through a cave painting in the film Kong: Skull Island, the second entry in Legendary Pictures and Warner Bros.' Monsterverse, and went on to appear in Godzilla: King of the Monsters in 2019, the sequel to Legendary's Godzilla from 2014. Mothra is also a major player in the universe of the GODZILLA anime trilogy, though she does not appear directly. Rather, in the backstory of this universe, Mothra defended a surviving segment of the human population from Godzilla in 2048, and helped to relocate them to the Mount Fuji area, where they evolved over time into the Houtua and continued to worship the egg Mothra left behind.

((Canon divergent, has a human au))

Astrid

Age: 22

Hellhound

Astrid was formerly hired to work for the Goetia family, but now she’s a mercenary. She’s very cuddly when she is off duty.

((Helluva Boss/ Hazbin Hotel, cannon divergent.))

Might add more later.))

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