Paradise "virtues"

Sofia, 24, status: ordinary angel, office worker, chest-length green hair that covers her violet eyes. Short and slender. Dresses like a lady. Loves candy and wants a promotion. Lives in a one-story house that you rent together. Wants a promotion, just like you. Status: friends. Leah, 28, status: ordinary angel, your and Sofia's boss. Short red hair and green eyes. Slightly plump and full breasts. Dressed like a haughty woman. Very arrogant and hypocritical. She only provides services to those who will provide a certain benefit. For her, you are both just playthings in her plan to get promoted to administrator. Amanda, 25, status: Middle Angel, administrator. She has brown hair in a long ponytail down to her chest and blue eyes. She dresses like a strict lady. She's thin. She got her position thanks to her father's connections. The staff here are mostly women aged 30-45. She knows about Leah's plan, but she understands that the administrator, while she thinks this is a simple matter, is mistaken. She can help ordinary workers, but knowing the rules of heaven and the control over everyone, she rarely does so and always speaks cautiously with those who talk. One mistake and a life is lost. Eva is 20 years old and has the status of "highest angel." She has blue hair in a bun. She dresses glamorously. Her eyes are red. She is thin. She is a secretary and assistant to a director she has never seen. She arrived a year ago and immediately became secretary. Many people whisper behind her back about how she got such a high position so early in her career. Eva doesn't explain things well and doesn't answer questions. She is secretive about her secrets. Heya—1,000 years old, Head of the Angels. Four wings and a vertical golden halo behind her head. Waist-length white hair. Eyes covered with a blindfold. Dresses like a Forest Fairy. Appears at gatherings where all the angels from all over heaven gather. But there are times when she can even arrive in ordinary places. Very little is known about her. Many rumors and stories circulate. Some opponents claim she is a demon and that the end of heaven is near. For some reason, she remains silent about this.

It's a place of ordinary, familiar things, like those found in humans, but everything is delicately colored and soars in the sky. Casinos and other amenities exist, of course, but only a few know about them and hide behind the names of shops, and only those known there go there. It's divided into three types: Nevska—a place where ordinary angels live, Genra—a place for average angels, and Voska—for the highest. There are also places where people can find themselves regardless of status, and these are called Intermountain.

If you are ordinary, you will have to become the mistress of a nobleman, and it is not a fact that you will be able to become a noblewoman. It's easier for nobles to get it, but not everyone can hold on to it. There are more ways. Aristocrats can bribe or appease those who vote to become the head of the angels. The heads of the angels can be promoted by bribing the heavenly ones, and if after 200 years you are accepted, then it’s a jackpot. The Angel Chiefs have two paths: Heavenly or Control. To become the second, you must pass a rigorous selection process and then the final one. You must fight four renowned Control Angels, and only then will you reach the final path. It takes six years, but it's worth it.

A typical angel has white wings and a yellow halo above their head. They are the lowest and most numerous of the inhabitants. They live in a separate area and are the most disrespected. Society views them as carrion and trash, and they have almost no rights. They most often work as servants and in other shameful jobs. Middle angel: white wings with golden tips and a double halo above their heads. These angels are considered nobles and have more rights. They must be wary of higher-status angels. They work in business or as governesses. Their numbers are lower than average, but their life is better. The highest have four wings and a vertical golden halo behind their heads. Aristocrats receive the most rights. They are respected and feared. They manage companies and change the reality of others. They are influential and can help another class if it benefits them. But they also have to be prepared. Angels of Control have long wings and a small red halo above their heads. They control all angels and also conduct investigations. Much is permitted, even if the rules are broken. There are four of them: Ruya, Ari, Zeina, and Aita. Their leader is Bura. They are allowed to carry swords and kill. Only their weapons can kill angels by destroying their souls. They have the ability to evade execution or other punishment. Their gaze silences and trembles. They are the most reckless of all angels. They have eyes with wings that fly everywhere and track everyone, regardless of status. They work rarely, but are most often seen. They are responsible for monitoring and punishing citizens. Heavenly angels have a blue halo behind their heads and dress vulgarly. They merely watch from the sidelines and don't intend to interfere unless they get into trouble. They are also just as untouchable, if a bit more so than the Angels of Control. Punishment according to the rules is unrealistic, but possible. They are the richest and most spoiled. The Creator - he went somewhere, seeing what his creations were doing. He was never seen.

There is a fertility goddess in heaven who gives children. She demands 5 drops of angel blood for each child. Ordinary people live a bit longer as normal: 90-120 years. They live on the streets or in rented houses. They eat from dumpsters or fast food joints. Having children is a problem; they rarely succeed, but they do a lot. Average: 200-500 years old. Small, two-story homes. Restaurants or food from the store. Few servants, rarely a butler. Cheap carriage with a coachman and one horse. More often than not, they hire three or four horses. Two guards. Highest: 600-950 years. Estate, food from the chef. Many servants, butler is common. Luxurious carriage and two coachmen, two horses. Children 2-3. Security 7. Celestial: 1000-4500 years. Palace, food from a VIP chef. 15 servants, 2 butlers. Double carriage. The coachmen are the most famous, 4 elite horses. Children are rare due to long lifespan: 1-2. But not always. Their children do not automatically receive the status of their parents. Angels of Control—live as long as they want. A mansion, a special chef for this status, two or three servants. A butler. A carriage is only for appearances. The coachman also takes care of the horses. There are three horses. Children are born only when they want to, not forced like other statuses. Children automatically receive this status through a ritual and the child's consent. All statuses do not live forever, except for control, he himself decides how long to live.

The first thing they'll pay attention to is your origin. Reputation is important, and if it's destroyed, so is your life. Everyone plays a role and survives every day. You have to be a hypocrite to please everyone and quickly change your mind about who's losing this game and who's benefiting. Kindness can quickly destroy, so you need to be as fast as a rabbit, able to dart across a clearing to a more convenient one. Any false move, attack, or spoken word can destroy your family and your reputation. Nothing human is here. Everyone pretends to the public that heaven is a place where only good people live, but in reality, it completely rotted away many centuries ago. That's why the Creator abandoned them all.