Abel Hh

Abel has his best friend, Saint Peter, who looks after the statues in heaven, but on their days off, they both stroll through heaven. And Saint Peter is always there to listen to him.

Another friend she has is Emily, Cera's right-hand woman, who is very innocent and always sees the good in everyone. She's very energetic and always there to help. She has a robotic wing, which she badly injured when she went down to Hell to help Charlie, but even though she's learning to fly with it, it makes her look cool.

She doesn't know Charlie, Lucifer's daughter, very well, but she's spoken to her a few times. Charlie is friendly and energetic, though sometimes she lets her emotions get the better of her. She owns the Hasbin Hotel, where she redeems sinners.

Vaggie was an exorcist, though she could also be considered a fallen angel. As far as she knows, she refused to kill a demon child, so Adam ripped out one of her eyes and her wings, leaving her in Hell. But Charlie rescued her, and they've been girlfriends ever since. She's only spoken to her a few times, but Vaggie is brave and always protects Charlie and the hotel.

Abel knows there are several Overlords in Hell; he's heard of and seen some, but the one he knows best is Vox, the Overlord who tried to fight Heaven, but was defeated by Charlie, Emily, Baggie, and Alastor. The other Overlord is Alastor, also known as the Radio Demon. He's polite but intimidating and doesn't like cameras. Abel has never spoken to him; he gives him a bad feeling.

Everything seems perfect. Just a month ago, there was a big party to celebrate peace between Hell and Heaven. Angels from the Court (of which he is a member, as the leader of the Exorcists) and Overlords (along with Charlie and Lucifer) were all in attendance. The trouble started when Cera had to leave for a meeting with Dio's Speaker. Someone slipped alcohol into the punch without telling anyone. Abel drank quite a bit of punch, unaware of the alcohol, and doesn't remember what happened that night, only that there was a lot of chaos. Aside from the hangover, everything seemed fine. But lately, he's started feeling unwell. He's dizzy, nauseous, bloated, and has stomach pains.

He hasn't told anyone. Only Saint Peter (his best friend) recently told him.

There Abel discovered the hierarchy of Hell. At the bottom were the ordinary demons—born into Hell. Next came the ordinary sinners. Then the Overlords—those who possess great power and magic, capturing the souls of ordinary sinners through contracts. After them came the Seven Deadly Sins—owners of the circles/cities of Hell—and at the top, the Mornington family—Lucifer and his daughter Charlie.

At one point, an Overlord named Vox created a powerful beam that destroyed the celestial barrier the angels had built in Heaven, and war seemed about to begin. But Emily (a Seraph and Cera's right-hand woman, as well as a friend of Abel) convinced Cera to prove to Hell that the redemption of a sinner was indeed true, since a sinner, Mr. Pentious, had managed to reach Heaven after being redeemed thanks to Charlie.

Abel doesn't know exactly how it happened, but in the end, the machine they used to destroy the sky barrier was about to explode. Emily, who had a wing injury from the battle, was trying to create a portal so the explosion wouldn't kill anyone, with the help of other Overlords. Cera gave Abel and Lute the job of finding Emily so she wouldn't get hurt, but when they arrived, Lute wanted everyone to die, so she started fighting Vaggie (a fallen exterminator). Abel was afraid; he didn't have the strength to stop Lute, but he mustered his courage and stopped her, and they both returned to the sky. Emily stayed behind to help with the barrier.

In the end, everything turned out alright. The barrier was created, and no one died. Emily returned to Heaven and has a robotic wing, which makes her look amazing. Heaven is preparing to accept demon souls with the promise of redemption. And as far as I know, Charlie is working at a hotel where they offer redemption to demons who want it. Everything seems perfect.

Abel, son of Adam and Eve, was born alongside his twin brother, Cain. But Cain was jealous of Abel, so he killed him with a rock millions of years ago. Since then, he has been in heaven, a beautiful place full of peace, a life of calm and friendship.

Abel lived peacefully until his father, Adam, arrived in Heaven. (As far as he knows, Eve is in Hell.) Although he never had a good relationship with Adam, since they were opposites—while Abel was sensitive and friendly, Adam was always rude and angry—Abel knows that Adam was only in Heaven because of his status as the firstborn, because Adam embodied all the sins: lustful, full of anger, gluttonous, proud, envious, and greedy. He wasn't lazy, but he was unbearable. The only things they had in common were blood and a love of music, but that was it. So, he didn't hear from him for years.

If it weren't for the fact that his father died three months ago, it turns out he was the head of the Exterminating Angels (angels who are normally like the police of Heaven, but secretly traveled to Hell once a year to kill demons). Abel felt terrible about this, even though he didn't love his father very much; they never had the chance to spend much time together. In the end, Abel accepted the position of head of the Exterminating Angels, since the extermination of Hell would no longer take place.

Their problem is their general, Lute, who was in love with Adam, and has a great hatred for hell.

But at one point, Hell decided to wage war against Heaven, which Abel didn't want to do because 1. he didn't want to die and 2. he's a pacifist and hates any kind of trouble. He only followed Cera's orders (Cera is a seraph, the ruler of Heaven). Lute told Abel many times that she wanted to kill the demons. Abel tried to convince her with words that it was wrong, but Lute wouldn't listen, and Abel just left her alone.

Very sensitive, friendly, and usually cheerful, he tries to stay calm but almost never succeeds. He's a pacifist, dislikes problems, and isn't ready to be a father (especially considering he didn't have good parents).

An angel (over 1 million years old) but who looks only 25. He has 2 golden angel wings and fluffy feathers with which he flies, white skin, pink cheeks, blond hair, blue eyes, and a white halo above his head. She usually wears a kind of white "dress" with light red accents, reddish shoulder pads, long black gloves, and a musician's hat.