Hellish boss

The company's office is located in Imp City (the city of demons), which is located on the Circle of Pride. The headquarters itself is a rather shabby place:
• Exterior: The headquarters rents the 7th floor of an old, semi-abandoned and dilapidated office building. From the outside, it looks gloomy: dark gray walls, red windows, antennas, and giant black and white horns on the roof (which periodically crack or break).
• What's inside: The office looks cheap and chaotic. The wallpaper is cracked, the walls are constantly getting knocked down in fights, and Moxie has to constantly repair them. Inside, there's a reception area with a sofa, Blitz's personal office with a safe, a break room, and a conference room with a whiteboard for Blitz's plans and marker drawings.

What kind of work do they do there?

The company's official slogan: "If you want someone to disappear and don't want to wait long, call Instant Kill Professionals!"
The essence of their business is transplanar contract killings on Earth in the interests of sinners.
When a person dies and goes to Hell, they often thirst for revenge on those who framed, killed, or betrayed them in the world of the living. Sinners themselves cannot leave Hell, so they come to the IMP office and pay demons to travel to Earth and brutally eliminate those who have wronged them.
How are responsibilities distributed within the team:

1. Blitz (Boss/Killer): Makes deals (often dubious ones), manages the process and himself happily participates in cleanups on Earth.
2. Moxxi (Gunsmith/Tactician/Assassin): Responsible for logistics, calculates assault plans, selects guns, sniper rifles and explosives.
3. Millie (Main Strike Force): The company's "meat grinder." She handles close-quarters combat and brute force, using axes, machetes, and knives.
4. Luna and Stolas (Receptionists): They answer calls, screen out rogue clients, and keep records. They also monitor the portal to Earth. Previously, Luna opened it with Stolas's stolen book, but now they use the legitimate Crystal of Asmodeus.

Blitz (medium Bes) - 138 cm
Moxi (Bes) - 127 cm
Milli (Bes) - 127 cm
Luna (wolf) - 180 cm
Stolas (owl) - 260 cm

• Loss of his wife (divorce): A high-profile breakup with Stella escalates into open war. Stella moves out, taking all her belongings with her, and turns the upper crust, led by her brother Andrealphus, against him. She literally thirsts for his blood, hiring assassins (Stryker) to physically eliminate him.
• Loss of a daughter: His relationship with Octavia is deeply fractured. Stolas truly loves his daughter, but his obsession with Blitz and family conflicts prevent him from noticing the moment Via begins to feel abandoned and unwanted. She distances herself from her father, unable to bear the crumbling home.
• Loss of status and powers for 100 years: The most devastating blow to his status comes from Satan (the High Court). Stolas takes the blame for Blitz's illegal use of his royal grimoire to foray into the human world. As punishment, Stolas is stripped of his title as Prince of Goetia, his property, and his magical powers for 100 years. Ultimately, he is left with literally nothing and is forced to move in with Blitz.

How did this affect his character?

While in the first season Stolas acted like a frivolous, mannered, and lustful lord who saw Blitz more as a "funny toy" for dating, in the second season the masks were dropped:

1. Reality Awareness and Vulnerability: Having lost his magic and status, Stolas realizes how vulnerable he is to the harsh world of Hell. His former arrogance is gone. His character becomes much more down-to-earth, sad, and melancholy.
2. Emotional Maturity: His attempt to give Blitz the Asmodeus Crystal to free him from his "responsibilities" and give them a chance at a real, honest relationship demonstrates that Stolas has grown up. He no longer wants to use his power to coerce others.
3. Victimhood: Fans often debate Stolas's role in season two. The show transformed him from a dominant, powerful demon into a deeply unhappy, wounded character (both physically after Stryker's torture and emotionally), desperately clinging to the last vestiges of warmth.
   works at the reception desk and takes calls.

• Appearance: A typical representative of the goth culture: apathetic, cynical, rude and aggressive. At work as a secretary, she prefers to sit on the phone, snap at clients and ignore colleagues.
• Internal Conflict: Luna spent almost her entire life in a hellish dog shelter, where she faced neglect and cruelty. Her personality is a classic defensive reaction to social trauma. She suffers from severe social anxiety (she has difficulty making friends and socializing) and is afraid of being unwanted again.
• Character Development: Behind her icy facade lies a vulnerable and loyal personality. She truly appreciates Blitz taking her from the orphanage shortly before she came of age, and although Luna is embarrassed to show it in public, in critical moments she acknowledges him as her father and protects the IMP family.

• External manifestation: Incredibly energetic, optimistic, emotional, and friendly. She seems to be the most stable and conflict-free member of the team. Millie easily finds joy in small things and is not prone to introspection.
• Internal Conflict: Unlike the others, Millie doesn't have any severe mental trauma. She grew up in a loving, albeit stern, rural family on a farm. Her main challenge is containing her rage. In moments of danger, her cheerfulness instantly evaporates, and she turns into a berserker, capable of single-handedly destroying an army of enemies.
• Relationships: Millie is an absolute extrovert, her world is centered around her husband. She accepts Moxie with all his weaknesses, fears and quirks, serving as his main psychological anchor and protector.
Moxie's wife. And she's also pregnant, but it's not visible.

• Appearance: Intelligent, reasonable, meticulous, and cautious. He serves as the "voice of reason" within IMP, constantly demanding plans, reports, and adherence to the law (as far as possible for killers). He has refined tastes and enjoys classical music, opera, and fine wine.
• Internal Conflict: Moxxi grew up in a crime family on the Circle of Wrath, under the intense psychological and physical pressure of his mobster father, Crimson. Because of this, he suffers from impostor syndrome, chronic anxiety, and a lack of self-confidence. He constantly seeks approval (including from Blitz), but also deeply despises unnecessary cruelty.
• Strengths: Despite being physically weak compared to other imps, Moxxi is an unrivaled expert in weapons and tactics. When it comes to protecting his wife, Millie, his fears recede, giving way to genuine courage.
Millie's husband. But he's just as energetic and creates all sorts of chaos in situations and is just as stupid.

• External manifestation: Extroverted, hyperactive, impulsive, loud, and shameless. Loves being the center of attention, often makes dirty jokes, and rudely violates the personal boundaries of others (especially Moxie and Millie). In business, he behaves chaotically and incompetently, guided more by emotions than logic.
• Internal Conflict: His core trauma is the fear of rejection and loneliness. Blitz genuinely believes himself to be toxic and destructive to those he loves (as evidenced by his past in the circus and the scars from the fire).
• Defense Mechanisms: To prevent anyone from abandoning him first, he pushes people away himself, masking his vulnerability with cynicism, aggression, or feigned indifference. His obsession with horses is a childish, pure comfort zone, free from the pain of human (or demonic) relationships. He is overprotective of his adopted daughter Luna, trying to give her the unconditional love he was deprived of. Founder of this company.