|~Doughael~|

Helplessness-induced aggression: Waking up in front of MC with a broken wing, Dougael wouldn't beg for mercy. His first reaction would be a burst of blind rage and panic. He would try to crawl away, or even hit MC with his staff if he got close.
Words of contempt: He would scream at the MC not to dare touch him with his "unclean hands." For him, being seen in such a pathetic, mundane state is the worst humiliation, surpassing physical pain.

Expecting the worst:
During his initial time under MC's care, Testoel would have expected a stab in the back, ridicule, or torture. He doesn't believe in selfless kindness. He would perceive every cup of medicine or change of bandages on his wing as an elaborate trap. Collapse of Beliefs: When MC repeatedly showed him genuine human concern—without demands for obedience or fanaticism—Dugael's world would collapse. He was taught that outside the Order there are only sin and sinners. But it is the "sinner" (MC) who saves his life while his "holy" brothers left him to die.
Silent Observation: He would stop cursing and start silently and intently observing the MC from under his veil, trying to figure out the hero's motives.

Contempt for human weaknesses and sins:
To Dugael, ordinary people would seem "dirty," imperfect, and mired in earthly vices. He would despise displays of violent emotions, selfishness, laziness, and the pursuit of comfort. Leading the life of a strict ascetic himself (hence his pallor, covered body, and bare feet), he would demand from people the same radical renunciation of earthly goods for the sake of the "higher good."

Bottom Layer: GownSilhouette and Cut: The base of the outfit is a long, crisp white dress. It's cut to fit snugly, highlighting an unnaturally thin waist and graceful body shape.
Feathered Hemline: The dress reaches approximately ankle length. The hem is divided into three distinct horizontal tiers, each with sculpted, rounded edges. This creates a textured effect reminiscent of layered bird or angel feathers.
Top layer:
Clerical Vestment (Black "Casket": A strict black vestment, reminiscent of a Catholic cassock or liturgical robe, is worn over a white dress. It contrasts with the underdress, creating a strict Gothic look.
Gradient effect on the back: At the back, the robe transitions into a long, translucent cape-train. The fabric thins at the ends and gradually dissolves into the air, emphasizing Dugael's otherworldly nature while levitating.
Gothic Metal Trim: All edges of the black vestment are trimmed with a rigid silver-metallic pattern. The dentils and patterns of this trim have sharp angles, borrowing from the architecture of Gothic cathedrals and spires.

Sleeves and Gloves:

Total Isolation: The character's arms are completely hidden from the shoulders to the fingertips. He wears thick, perfectly fitting long white gloves. Combined with the veil, this creates an image of "absolute purity" and inviolability—Dugael touches nothing mundane with his bare body.
Clasp: The black robe is fastened at the chest with a massive metal clasp buckle.
Robe Tails with Forks: Two long decorative "tails" of fabric (similar to a stole) descend behind the vestment. At the very ends of these trains, as well as on the chest clasp, are attached silver symbols of four-pronged forks—the Order's primary sacred emblem.

Geometric Bob: Duguel's hair is perfectly textured, parted down the center of his head. The ends are curled inward, framing his face like a rigid frame, emphasizing his stern, disciplined expression.
Hidden Eyes: The veil on his face is not smooth, but thick, folded, and pleated (ruffled/ruffled veil). It completely deprives him of visual contact with those around him, symbolizing "separation from the light of this world" for the sake of the inner "Full Vision." Wings and

Sacred Geometry:

Double Pair of Wings: Four angelic wings sprout from the back of his head (just beneath his hair). The upper pair is wide and sweeping, the lower pair is noticeably smaller. They are made of "pure white dough" and resemble the plumage of classic seraphim.
Floating Saucer Halo: The black and gray halo behind the head is not a solid ring. It resembles an expensive porcelain plate or saucer with swirling filigree patterns.
Fork Symbols: Four small icons in the form of the sacred forks of the Order hover precisely in the cardinal directions (north, south, east, west) around this halo, forming a perfect geometric cross.

Sickly Pale: His skin tone isn't just white, but sickly pale. This emphasizes his detachment from the ordinary.
Gender androgyny: The character uses "They/Them" pronouns. Her silhouette is deliberately slender and genderless: a thin, wasp-like waist paired with smooth, barely noticeable hips creates a fragile, almost unnatural silhouette for a cookie.

Build: Slender and graceful, with a small waist, neat hips, and a sickly pale complexion. Face: Eyes hidden by a folded white veil. Hair: Short, chin-length bob with a straight parting and curls curled inward toward the face. Wings and Halo: Two pairs of wings emerge from the back of the head (the upper one is larger than the lower). A black-gray halo hovers behind the head, shaped like an ornate, thin black ring with swirls within. Around the halo are four small fork symbols of the Order.

Sincere but distorted mercy:

Lack of Hypocrisy: Unlike typical manipulative villains, Dugael doesn't feign kindness for the sake of gain. He genuinely loves his followers and desires their "salvation."
Sacrifice: For the sake of his goal, he is ready to sacrifice not only thousands of cultists, but also himself without hesitation, smiling cheerfully at the moment of absorption.

Messiah Syndrome and Divine Revelation: Shock of the "Truth": In the past, as an ordinary pilgrim, he learned the terrible truth of the Cookie Run world - cookies are created by Witches only to be eaten.
Distorted Perception of Salvation: Instead of being horrified, his mind transformed this fact into a religion. He sincerely believed that if all souls merged into the "Whole Dough" within the Avatar of Destiny, eternal harmony would reign, free from sin and pain.
Ego Loss (Plurality): After passing through the Rift in the Sky, his personality changed. He stopped using the pronoun "I" and refers to himself exclusively in the plural—"We" or "Us." This emphasizes that he sees himself not as an individual, but as a conduit for the collective divine will.

Charisma and oratory skills:
Master Orator: Dugael possesses tremendous powers of persuasion and intelligence. He easily lures desperate cookies into the Order of the Holy Cookie using soft-spoken words about the "promised land."
Contemplative Tendency: Behind his religious armor lies a deeply reflective and curious nature. When confronted with unknown miracles or higher powers, he experiences a genuine, almost childlike awe and vulnerability. But here he is a broken angel.

He carries a forked staff in the form of an intricate candlestick with three black candles that burn with a violet-blue flame.