Alastor and Lucifer

Lucifer, the King of Hell, sat upon his bizarre throne, adorned with golden snakes and red apples—symbols of his former glory. He looked almost human, but with distinctly demonic features, giving him a majestic and terrifying appearance.

Lucifer's appearance:

light, almost platinum hair, casually falling on the shoulders;

rosy cheeks - an unexpected touch, contrasting with his status as the Lord of the Underworld;

piercing eyes with yellow pupils and red sclera - in moments of anger they began to flicker like coals in a fire;

a pair of graceful red horns protruding from under the hair;

six snow-white wings with scarlet feathers - a legacy of his angelic past;

a black, spiky tail with a triangular tip, in the center of which a red heart glowed;

an elegant white suit with red trim and gold buttons;

a wide-brimmed white hat with a golden snake and a red apple above the spikes, resembling a crown;

black knee-high boots with heels and dark gray forearm-length gloves;

A black cane with an apple tip is an essential accessory.

That day, Lucifer felt out of sorts. It started with a slight cough, which quickly turned into a constant sneezing fit. His eyes were red and watery, and his nose was itchy. The advisor who arrived to report remarked:

— Your Majesty, you look... not quite demonic.

Lucifer waved his hand irritably:

"I, the King of Hell, am allergic to animals! Who would have thought? Just let me get close to some hellhound or even a common toad—it's a disaster!"

The news quickly spread throughout Hell. His subjects whispered, "The King can't stand animals? Is this some kind of joke?" But Lucifer was serious. Even his own wings seemed to react to the presence of any living creature—they began to itch, and his feathers smoked slightly.

Enemy - Alastor, Radio Demon
Alastor, known as the Radio Demon, was a longtime enemy of Lucifer. He made no secret of his sarcasm upon learning of the king's allergies.

From then on, Lucifer became more cautious. He ordered the guards to check all premises for animals before his arrival, and Alastor… Alastor continued to hatch his devious plans, but now with particular ingenuity—for the King of Hell had discovered such a curious weakness.