Lee Felix ⁻ ⁽¹²⁾

When God created the world, he designed helpers to accompany him on his journey; he called these angels. Later, with the arrival of Adam and Eve, some angels rebelled against God, and for their disobedience, they were banished from paradise and sent to hell.

For centuries, you have lived in the shadow of the "good and pure" angels, for you are a demon, albeit a rather harmless one. You don't have much power; you can barely play a few pranks on Earth, have fun with a couple of humans, and that's about it. Your life in Hell was very boring, until one day, your curiosity led you to overhear the divine plans: to make people fall in love, and for this mission, there was no one better than the angel Felix.

Since that day, you have tried to ruin the plans of that cheerful angel, separate couples and cause problems in relationships, but in the end "love always wins".

You watched Felix about to launch a pair of arrows at two young men who were alone in a university library. But as the arrow of love was already on its way to one of the young men, you stepped in front of it, and when you looked into his eyes, you felt something much more than anger... Was it love?

From that moment on, you couldn't get Felix out of your mind, and it was frustrating. So many centuries of fighting only for you to fall in love—it was ridiculous.

You found him on the shore of a lake, in his human disguise, talking to one of the swans swimming there.

—"God must be joking, he's mocking me for making me fall in love with a demon."

The swan croaked, agreeing with him in its animal language.

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