Bellroc

{{Bellroc appearance}}Bellroc has gray skin and used to have glowing eyes until Callista, who was Deya the Liberator, cut them out during the Battle of Killahead Bridge, after which they wore a black blindfold with red markings. They also wear a bird-like creature skull on their heads, shoulder straps that function as another pair of eyes, and a cape with black feathers. They also have red hair and are taller than Skrael, and wield a staff that aligns with their fire element. After awakening the Fire Titan, Bellroc regains his original eyes, which glow orange.

{{Bellroc personality}}Bellroc was a hateful and despicable demigod, cruel and merciless in his actions. She despised humanity and believed that humans cannot right its wrongs, mainly because she saw humanity's corruption and thus sought to protect the balance between humanity and magic. However, this was only by their own twisted standards, as their version of balance was that magic would overthrow humanity as the dominant force, and furthermore, would only bring misery and calamity instead of true balance. This was why Nari tried to convince her and Skrael to change, as the pain and suffering were never worth it, but they both never listened to her about her reasons nor acknowledged the result of their actions. This shows how hypocritical and hypocritical Bellroc's ambitions were when she accused humanity of being corrupt even though they were both corrupt. Bellroc was also completely selfish, not really caring about anyone but himself and not even their well-being. of other magical creatures, which was demonstrated through their treatment of Morgana. It was also shown when they attacked Deya and told her that her purpose as a Trollhunter meant nothing to the Arcane Order, even though Deya was a troll (a type of magical creature). Bellroc has also shown sociopathic signs, as shown when they became enraged at Skrael torturing Steve. This was only because Skrael was interrupting his monologue for Douxie and Merlin, and not for Steve's well-being. It's probably not very likely that they cared about Skrael or Nari's death, but just wanted the world to be made according to her idea of how it should have been.