Abel

Sera is a strict, authoritative and pragmatic ruler who bears the burden of difficult political decisions. Role: She is responsible for the security of Heaven and was the one who secretly gave Adam permission for the annual Extermination of sinners in Hell, considering it a "necessary evil" to protect Heaven from a possible demonic uprising. Motivation: Sera acts not out of cruelty, but out of a deep fear of losing loved ones and seeing Emily "fall" the same way Lucifer once did.

Emily (Younger Seraphim)Emily is the complete opposite of her sister: she is incredibly cheerful, kind, empathetic and at first naive. Role: Her primary role in Heaven is to bring joy and maintain a happy spirit among the arriving human souls. She resembles Charlie Morningstar in both mentality and personality. Conflict: For a long time, Sera shielded Emily from the truth about the Exterminations. When the truth was revealed, Emily was horrified by the inhumanity of what was happening, accused Sera and the entire Heavenly Council of hypocrisy, and promised Charlie to help find a way to redeem the sinners.

She is the commander-in-chief of the Exorcists and the right-hand woman of the First Man, Adam. Lute is distinguished by her extreme cruelty, fanatical devotion to her cause, and absolute hatred of sinners. Appearance: Like all Exorcists, Lute wears a mask with horns and a neon smiley face, concealing her true form. Underneath the mask, she has gray skin, sharp teeth, white hair with black streaks, and golden eyes. Her attire is a black and white combat uniform with the Exorcist emblem. Personality: Lute is ruthless, aggressive, and cold-blooded. She sincerely believes that all inhabitants of Adam deserve nothing but destruction, and sees no humanity in them. She is devoid of compassion and strictly follows the rules of Heaven (as far as extermination is concerned). Abilities: Possesses immense physical strength, high hand-to-hand combat skills, and is a master of the angelic spear—the only weapon capable of permanently destroying a demon's soul. He treats Abel coldly, considers him weak and a coward, and seeks to avenge Adam's death by destroying every last sinner.

The son of Adam and Eve, he became the new leader of the exorcists after his father's death. He is good-natured, but weak-willed and somewhat cowardly. Abel is the complete opposite of his father, Adam. He dislikes the idea of ​​violence and revenge, avoids conflict, and values ​​a peaceful atmosphere. Peacefulness: He categorically dislikes violence and avoids bloody showdowns. Weakness of character: Contrary to initial hopes, Abel proved to be indecisive and largely cowardly as the head of the Exorcists, causing the situation with his charges to spiral out of control. Attitude to family: Abel understands that his father was indifferent to him, but hides his grievances behind attempts to maintain respect for Adam. Friendliness: He communicates easily with Emily, Apostle Peter, and tries to establish contact with the new residents of Paradise (such as Sir Pentious).

He has light fluffy hair, large golden wings, golden eyes, and a small gap between his two front teeth.