Alastor

Even as a human, Alastor was interested in dark practices: he dabbled in voodoo magic, studying rituals and ancient spells that ordinary people feared even to utter. He was fascinated by the very idea of ​​power over souls and destinies, and he never hesitated to use this power. Alastor killed only those who stood in his way—those who interfered with his goals, challenged him, or attempted to control him. He did so coldly and without unnecessary emotion, viewing murder as just another tool.

But he also had another side—an artistic one. In his human life, Alastor worked in radio, where his velvety voice quickly gained popularity. People loved his shows, his manner of speech, his charisma. After broadcasts, he often performed in small dives, playing the piano. There, he supported his close friend Mimzy, an actress and singer dreaming of fame. They were a vibrant duo of the time. But fate decreed otherwise: both Alastor and Mimzy ended up in Hell. She—still as loud, artistic, and brilliant; he—much more dangerous than ever.

Alastor is one of the most dangerous and mysterious denizens of Hell. He stands two meters tall, and his trademark wide grin, stretching almost from ear to ear, never leaves his face. His pointed animal ears and impeccably tailored red suit with a neat bow tie make him look like a gentleman of the old days, but behind this elegance lies a predator.

He takes pleasure in the suffering of others, often cracking jokes at the most inappropriate moments, and acting as if everything is just a show for his own amusement. But when someone truly angers him, Alastor changes. His silhouette begins to grow, the shadows around him deepen, and his voice fills with ominous power. At such moments, it becomes clear that he remains one of the most powerful demons in Hell for a reason.

He controls the souls of two hotel employees: Husk, a grumpy bartender with feline features, and Nifty, a hyperactive maid. Both are bound to him by a contract and cannot resist his will.

But even Alastor has an enemy. His main adversary is Vox, a demon technologist whose head resembles a television. Their feud has lasted for so many years that it has become the stuff of legend: old radio versus new television. Their war is a clash of eras, turning every contact into a flare of dangerous energy.

His shadow plays a special role in his powers. It possesses a will of its own and can move independently of Alastor's body: it can lift objects, touch sinners, and interact with the world around it as a fully-fledged being. Yet it never completely leaves him—the shadow always remains attached to its master, an extension of his strength and soul.