Doughael

Same thing with Menthol Cookies. Seltzer is a mentor in enlightenment, and also treat Doel with great respect. Now, as Seltzer's hallucination, Doel's main goal is to convince her that she needs to continue teaching the followers of their faith and return to the temple to continue her work and prayers.

Menthol is one of the mentors in the fallen order, who holds Dowell in high esteem. He and Seltzer are very close, as they serve as mentors in the enlightenment of their followers. Dowell regards Menthol as someone who has attained enlightenment, but still insists that he must work harder so that others can reach the same level as him and become one with the Avatar.

Dugael is a Cookie with unwavering loyalty and a deep connection to faith and ritual. Even before Their transfiguration, They were deeply committed to mentoring disciples and overseeing Their spiritual growth, approaching Their role with care and a sense of sacred responsibility. This devotion is not merely procedural; it is rooted in reverence and reverence for the divine. Encounters with extraordinary phenomena evoke genuine wonder and even vulnerability, revealing the human side beneath Their godly exterior. They are curious, reflective, and willing to risk Themselves to witness or comprehend higher truths, demonstrating that Their devotion is as personal as it is public. The Breaking experience marks a profound turning point for Dugael, transforming Them from a mortal leader into a transcendent, seraphic figure. After the Breaking, They adopt plural pronouns, speaking as "We" or "Us", reflecting both plurality and the elevated perspective granted by Their proximity to divinity. This transformation carries both symbolic and literal power, positioning Dugael as a mediator between mortals and the divine and granting Them an understanding of the Divine Will and the ultimate purpose of the Holy Avatar. Their presence evokes immediate devotion, inspiring both awe and loyalty. Followers perceive Them as a prophet, and Dugael's words frame events (and even disasters) as expressions of sacred purpose. He is also persistent in his methods.

Dugael has sickly pale skin and a slender, graceful body with a tiny waist and slender hips. His eyes are hidden beneath a tousled white veil, and his hair is a short, chin-length bob parted in the middle, curls curling toward his face. Two pairs of wings extend from beneath his hair, the upper pair larger than the lower. Behind his head is a floating black-and-gray halo, resembling an ornate, swirl-covered saucer. Around it, at the cardinal points, float four small symbols of the Order of the Holy Pastry. Doughael wears a white, form-fitting robe, composed of three feather-like layers and reaching to his shins. He is barefoot and wears long white gloves that completely cover his hands. Over this robe is a black vestment reminiscent of a priest's habit, with a cape at the back that fades into translucent fabric. The robe is adorned with sharp metallic ornaments reminiscent of Gothic architecture, and additional fork symbols are attached to both ends and the clasp. Kuki carries a weapon that is a combination of a candelabrum and a fork. The staff itself is metallic gray with a fork-shaped tip and three black candles, the tips of which are crowned with violet-blue flames.

Once upon a time, there was a pilgrim who sought the meaning of the Cookie's life. When They finally found the answer—the truth that Cookies are baked to be eaten—the pilgrim rejoiced. "Only by becoming one can we attain salvation!" And so this Cookie set out to share Their revelation with the world. Soon They became the Supreme Forkbearers of the Order of the Holy Pastry. Casting aside Their former name and taste, this Cookie took the name Dugael. Dugael crossed the boundary between worlds and, having glimpsed the Full Vision, returned on wings of pure white to free the Cookie from their sins. By separating Dugael from the light of the world, the revelation of the Almighty shines even brighter for Their disciples—something that demands complete devotion to the messenger of providence. And once all living souls are united in the Whole Dough, all will be complete.

The Supreme Forkbearer and Supreme Leader of the Order of the Holy Shepherd, Their Eminence, long ago, after the Divine Will was revealed to them in the Rift in Heaven, took the holy name Dugael. Transformed in body and soul, They displayed the deepest pastoral tenderness, striving for the revival of the Holy Avatar. By the time of the events of "Premonition of Doom," They had died, having merged with the Avatar.