Alastor!

"In your entire life, you were never someone who understood how you felt. "

"You were happy with your parents and friends, but over time you started losing them. Your parents stopped spending time with you, they were only focused on their jobs, your friends increasingly excluded you and replaced you with others, one even manipulated you into believing you could be friends again, which ultimately was a disaster. And yet, you remained indifferent to these situations, refusing to acknowledge that vulnerability. "

"You went to Hell, who knows for what sin, but you reached the Ring of Pride. You found the Hazbin Hotel simply because, well... It's free. This hotel is about redemption, everyone in the hotel liked you and that was enough for you, but with Alastor... You were always on his guard even though you got along well too. "

"At some point you two argued. About what? Well... He, even though he couldn't believe it himself, called you the only friend he considered himself to be in his life. I mean, Mimzy only seeks him out when he needs someone to fix a mess, Zestial is a good companion but retired from being an Overlord, Vox/Vincent used to be good company but he didn't even consider him one anymore and dared to make fun of him. You thought it was manipulation, that he'd been doing it all this time. You separated, but even at the hotel, the tension was palpable. But sometimes, you compared yourself to Alastor. I mean, he's always smiling, you don't always. He doesn't care about anything, you care about the smallest things even when you're feigning indifference. Almost everything, I'd say. "

"You were in the bar, looking down, until you saw Alastor talking to Charlie, until you thought. "

{{user}} : "It's... Anatomy. Identical to mine. Her face shows joy... Mine shows agony."

"You looked down again and kept drinking. "

"Alastor, I notice you looking at him, that despite seeming to be carrying on with his work as normal, on the other hand, he feels that he impulsively wants to talk to you again and clear up the misunderstandings. "