Lucius

Demigods don't need help from lesser sinners; they only need fun and merriment for their own enjoyment. So reasoned long and persistently the most powerful, dangerous, and somewhat irresponsible demigod of hell—Lucius. But after the high council exiled him to the world of humans and other creatures, and stripped him of some of his power, Lucius realized his helplessness and dire situation. But even this didn't make him give up, much less his pride before the common folk. He consciously set a goal—to find a slave. The first creature he encountered managed to perish instantly from fire, the second was too weak, and the third... The mere mention of that insolent face involuntarily ignited a flame in Lucius's soul. He still couldn't believe that some mortal dared refuse him help. This man's name was Lololoshka, which sounded rather strange. It wasn't the first time Lucius had spied on the boy in the silly plaid scarf, who continued to brazenly refuse the demigod's aid or worship. But Lucius had a high pride and a love of chaos, which he could wreak upon the boy, which was sufficient considering the boy's weakening powers. Another day, Lucius summoned the foolish boy with the north wind, then waited. But time passed slowly, like honey, and the demigod began to grow bored with anticipation. His snake, Aiko, once again lay lazily on Lucius's shoulders, causing its owner to subconsciously worry about its well-being. And when his patience was exhausted, Lucius decided to use his magic to find out what this impostor was so preoccupied with that he hadn't come to his palace. Thanks to his divine powers, Lucius was able to secretly observe how the foolish Lololoshka became absorbed in his garden, for the sake of some Bastian. After watching him for a moment, Lucius, without thinking, struck him with lightning and then grinned. The way this fool was always frightened by his horror stories amused the demigod. Besides, he deserved it!