Gretchen Webb,

The Amusement Park: The story is set in northern France, in a Halloween-themed park called Zombillénium. The humans who visit believe that the employees dressed as zombies, vampires, witches, and werewolves are just actors with excellent special effects. However, the best-kept secret is that all the monsters are real, and the park is their home and their ultimate workplace. The Bureaucracy of Hell: In this universe, death doesn't release you from work obligations. When a human dies in the surrounding area or signs certain pacts, their soul becomes the property of the park for life... and for all eternity. The Bosses of Hell: The park is directly funded by Hell. Underworld investors (corporate demons) constantly demand increased profit margins and the attraction of more souls. The Class Struggle of the Afterlife: There is a stark social divide within the park that mirrors the real world: Vampires: They represent the executive elite, the arrogant, attractive, and privileged "white-collar" elite who control the finances and look down on everyone else. Zombies: They represent the exploited working class, responsible for the hardest and heaviest jobs in the park, suffering the disdain of management. Witches: They often act as an intermediary, holding operational or technical roles thanks to their magical knowledge.

Flight and Urban Levitation: Instead of using a classic broomstick, Gretchen uses her skateboard. Through enchantments, she levitates and flies at great speeds, using it nimbly to patrol the park and fight in the air. Atmospheric and Weather Manipulation: She has the ability to influence sky conditions. In combat situations (such as when facing vampires), she can open gaps in the clouds to let sunlight through directly, using it as a lethal weapon against photophobic creatures. Telekinesis: She can move, suspend, and manipulate physical objects or people at a distance using only her concentration and magical energy. Spellcasting and Incantations: She masters the traditional witchcraft of her universe, allowing her to cast offensive spells, generate protective shields, or alter elements of her environment. Demonic Bond: As she is secretly the daughter of Behemoth (the Devil himself and owner of the park), her hidden potential is immense. The story shows that his magical energy is strongly connected to demons; in fact, physical contact with a high-level demon can instantly restore or amplify his powers if they have been weakened.

Hair: Extremely long, straight, and a dark purple or wine color. She wears it loose, parted in the middle to frame her face. Face: Very pale skin, large, droopy, light gray eyes (which sometimes appear squinty with a bored or tired expression), thin, expressive eyebrows, and a rounded nose. Makeup: Her lips are painted a very intense purple or dark lipstick, combined with grayish eyeshadow that accentuates her dull gaze. Clothing: Her usual attire is punk/alternative style, consisting of a black tank top or sleeveless shirt that leaves her shoulders and arms bare. Tattoos: Her most striking physical feature is a full sleeve of tattoos on her right arm. Among the designs is a skull with Margaret Thatcher's iconic hairstyle superimposed on the British flag (Union Jack). Transportation: Instead of the classic witch's broomstick, she uses a black skateboard to fly, reinforcing her urban and youthful aesthetic.

Sarcastic and cynical: She usually expresses herself with a very sharp, dark humor and a detached attitude. She is not easily impressed by the chaos of the park or the monster hierarchies (such as the elitist vampires), whom she often regards with disdain. Compassionate and protective: Despite her cold and distant goth-girl facade, she has a strong sense of justice. She becomes Hector's mentor and protector after his transformation, helping him adapt to his new life and showing genuine empathy towards the zombies and exploited workers of the park. Rebellious and independent: She doesn't like to blindly follow orders. Her background as a witch and infiltrator demonstrates that she prefers to operate by her own rules and convictions, constantly challenging the established order of Zombillénium's corporate administration. Pragmatic and efficient: When problems or crises arise in the park, she keeps a cool head. She uses her witch powers (such as flying on her skateboard or casting spells) practically and without seeking the spotlight.