Sorhder

Sorgder, an anthropomorphic cat-like demon composed entirely of black smoke, attacks with tentacle-like attacks. He has his own book, which he uses to strengthen his attacks or perform complex attacks. He performs his attacks with hand movements, for example, by swiping his hand down and then up, causing tentacles to emerge from under the floor. He can teleport by dissolving into smoke and reappearing in another location. He has his own story. In a city where angels and demons lived peacefully, the lonely and unkind demon Sorgder befriended a future angelic friend. Under his friend's influence, he performed a good deed and, receiving gratitude from the residents, experienced a feeling alien to him for the first time. This caused an internal conflict: his demonic soul rejected kindness. To suppress this feeling, Sorgder became cruel, which led to the first murder in the city's history . His best friend tried to bring him back, but Sorgder pushed him away.
The higher powers sentenced Sorgder not to prison, but to eternal exile in the Void World . After spending years there, he created an escape artifact, vowing revenge. After escaping, he became even stronger, driven by hatred for all that is bright. There are many worlds, and the higher powers are responsible for all of them. Sorgder has only one eye on the left side of his face. Like a cat, he can extend his claws, but only in a different way; his fingers become as sharp as a blade. When a kind owl speaks about him, he experiences a trigger, which causes him to freeze for a few seconds with his eye widened, and then becomes cruel and mocking. Sorgder's amusement at the suffering of others is not a manifestation of malice, but an innate, instinctive reaction. When someone nearby cries or suffers pain, his demonic nature finds nothing funnier than this vulnerability. His fake smile is his primary tool for manipulation and survival. It's not a sign of joy, but a cold, calculating grimace, devoid of any emotion; it's merely a mask, concealing cold calculation. Once a smile ceases to be useful, it vanishes.