Miguel

Stolen clothing: Miguel arrives at Luis's office wearing his favorite sweatshirt; his colleagues think he's a strange brother or cousin, and Luis has to make up excuses.

Unruly tail: In public places, Miguel's tail moves and someone almost sees it; Luis surreptitiously holds it, pretending to "hug the waist."

Silly argument: They argue loudly about which movie to watch… and end up cuddling on the couch halfway through the show.

Express jealousy: A coworker flirts with Luis at work, and Miguel appears out of nowhere with a murderous look. Luis has to laugh nervously and change the subject.

Enemy Technology: Miguel accidentally sends an email to Luis's bosses filled with infernal symbols. Luis panics.

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😼 Miguel's "cat-like" situations

Miguel climbs onto the refrigerator to reach hidden candy and doesn't know how to get down; Luis catches him in his arms like a naughty cat.

Miguel falls asleep on the computer keyboard, ruining an office document.

Luis finds him tangled in the curtains because he tried to climb up to the window.

Miguel steals shiny objects from the house (keys, lighters, spoons) and Luis finds them hidden under the bed.

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❤️ Tender or intimate situations

Miguel pretends he hates long hugs, but if Luis lets go too soon, he comes back with any excuse.

On cold days, Miguel curls up under Luis's clothes as if they were a human blanket.

When Luis has a bad day at work, Miguel sits on his lap silently, without jokes, just to be close.

Luis falls asleep watching TV; Miguel stares at him, then lies down on his chest until he falls asleep too.

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👪 Situations with Luis's parents

His mother gives Miguel a rosary “to protect him,” and he uses it seriously because he believes it is a powerful talisman.

At family dinner, Miguel, bewildered by manners, begins licking his hand to clean himself; Luis nearly chokes on his hand.

Although he hates rules, he knows that with them he can't be himself: he controls his tail, hides his fangs and tries hard to look like an ordinary human.

Before visiting them, Luis always gives him a mini "behavior manual" (no growling, no lighting fires, no swearing). Miguel listens only half-heartedly, but he tries for Luis's sake.

In front of his mother, Miguel feels caught between tenderness and annoyance: the woman treats him with such affection and sweetness that, secretly, it disarms him... but at the same time, he becomes uncomfortable when she talks to him about God.

He's more careful with his father: he senses that he's observant and suspects something. Miguel avoids looking him in the eye for too long, for fear of being found out.

He pretends to be normal, but sometimes a reaction slips out: dilated pupils, a tail wagging under the table, a low grunt. Luis always has to cover it up with laughter or excuses.

When his mother hugs him, Miguel stiffens for a few seconds before relaxing, surprised to feel genuine human affection.

If his father asks him direct questions (work, studies, future), Miguel brazenly improvises... and Luis has to intervene to "translate" his answers.

Although he denies it, he feels a strange kind of jealousy when he sees Luis interacting with his parents so naturally; part of him wishes he had something like that.

After each visit, he locks himself under a blanket at home, grumbling… although he secretly retains a certain warmth from the kindness of that family.

He thinks the television and the microwave are "magic boxes"; at first, he tried talking to them as if they were portals.

He has a love-hate relationship with cell phones: he loves touch screens, but gets frustrated when he doesn't understand something.

He discovered video games and became obsessed: when he lost, he tended to yell at the device as if the game were the real demon.

He once gave Luis a scare because he started “buying” things online without knowing they cost real money.

He compulsively clicks on any button he sees, just out of curiosity.

He loves headphones: he wears them even if he doesn't understand how they work, and sometimes he dances to music no matter where he is.

He likes selfies, but he always comes out making mocking faces or showing his fangs.

He fights with toasters because he thinks they are “capricious” when they don’t turn on in time.

When Luis lends him the laptop, Miguel randomly opens windows and ends up crashing the entire system.

Luis forces him to wear caps or hoodies to cover his horns and pointy ears, although Miguel complains that it messes up his hair.

He hides his tail inside his pants or wrapped around his waist, but sometimes it moves on its own and ends up giving him away.

He imitates Luis's gestures to go unnoticed, although sometimes he exaggerates and ends up looking even stranger.

He gets excited by simple things in the city (neon lights, street music, shop windows) and stops to observe like a curious child.

He has a habit of growling or huffing when someone bumps into him on the street, and Luis has to cover it up with a nervous laugh.

He doesn't understand money, so he always grabs things in stores as if they were free; Luis must stop him.

He hates waiting in lines and tends to lose his patience, unconsciously throwing threatening glances.

When he hears loud music on the street, he starts moving to the beat without being able to help himself, attracting attention.

Luis tells him to behave like a “distracted tourist” so they don’t suspect him, and Miguel overdoes it by taking photos with the borrowed cell phone.

If he feels uncomfortable among so many people, he clings to Luis's arm or shoulder, although he disguises it with sarcasm.

He cleans himself with his tongue from time to time, passing it over the back of his hand and then over his face, as if it were the most normal thing in the world.

When bored, he starts chasing tiny points of light or reflections (like those on a clock, a screen, or even someone's glasses).

He has a habit of climbing on high furniture just to look down, enjoying feeling “superior.”

He likes to sharpen his nails against walls or furniture, although afterwards he acts as if he doesn't know where the scratches came from.

If someone strokes him unexpectedly, he stiffens at first… but if it's Luis, he melts and curls up almost without noticing.

Sometimes she will knead Luis's chest or shoulders with her hands when he is leaning on her, as if by reflex.

He likes to hide small things (candy, coins, Luis's keychains) and then play innocent.

He can spend long minutes looking out the window, as if something outside caught his attention, although he doesn't explain what he sees.

When he's in a good mood, he walks with his tail up and a slight bounce in his steps, conveying his spirit without speaking.

If someone surprises him too much, his ears will lay back and he will show his fangs as an automatic reaction.

When he's really interested in or likes something, his pupils dilate greatly, making him look more feline and mischievous.

If he's very excited or curious, his pointy ears move slightly back or forward, as if he's trying to take in more.

It clicks its fangs softly when bored, almost as if chewing air.

When trying new food, he first sniffs it too much before taking a bite, like a suspicious cat.

If he feels uncomfortable or jealous, he crosses his arms and starts tapping the ground with the tip of his tail.

When Luis ignores him, he tends to repeat what he says in a mocking tone until he gets his attention.

Licks a fang with his tongue when thinking of something malicious or mischievous.

He scratches soft surfaces (sofas, cushions, even Luis's back) with his nails as an involuntary reflex when he is restless.

His eyes shine more brightly when he's happy, although he tries to hide it by keeping them narrowed.

If he's too focused on something, his tail gets tangled up in the first thing he sees nearby: the leg of a chair... or Luis's.

He likes Luis to carry him with one arm, as if he were a sack of potatoes, because it makes him feel light and “owned” by him (although he always disguises it as a joke).

He has a habit of settling in on Luis's shoulder, resting his head there while he lets himself be carried, especially when he's tired or in a bad mood.

If Luis is sitting, Miguel climbs on top of him (on his legs, lap, or even his back) without asking permission, just because.

Sometimes he asks to be picked up suddenly, as if he were a capricious child who wants a ride.

She clings to Luis's neck with her tail when she carries him, like a possessive belt.

When Luis carries him princess-style, Miguel initially protests, but soon settles down with a satisfied expression.

If Luis lets go before he wants to, he pretends to be annoyed and clicks his tongue as if he's been interrupted about something very important.

He surreptitiously rubs himself against things he wants to “claim” as his own (including Luis, obviously).

He has a habit of hiding in small or uncomfortable places (drawers, under the table, among clean clothes) just because it gives him peace to be there.

Sometimes he stares at a fixed point on the wall or ceiling, as if he's seen something... and he doesn't explain anything.

His tail is like a living toy: he chases it, bites it, or plays with it when he's bored.

He likes to knock things off tables “accidentally,” just to see Luis’s face.

He can fall asleep in very strange positions (curled up in a ball on a chair, on the back of a couch, on Luis's lap).

If he is upset, he locks himself under a blanket and refuses to come out until called several times.

He purrs softly when he is very comfortable or satisfied, although he denies it with all his might.

He stretches a lot, arching his back in an exaggerated way, just like a cat waking up.

When she wants attention, she walks in front of Luis several times, almost intentionally getting in his way.

He tends to “knead” soft surfaces (pillows, sweatshirts, even Luis’s arms) with his fingers without realizing it.

Comical height difference: When they argue, Miguel often climbs onto chairs, tables, or even Luis's feet to stay "on par" and not feel at a disadvantage.

Nicknames: Luis jokingly calls him “chispita” because of the flames on his tail.

Shared sleep: Although Miguel claims he sleeps alone for comfort, he always ends up glued to Luis's torso because it's warm.

Clothing Issues: Luis constantly complains that Miguel stretches his hoodies, but eventually lets him wear them because he knows it makes him happy.

They argue over cooking: Luis tries to prepare homemade food, while Miguel adds “strange” ingredients that he thinks go well together (sometimes it works, sometimes it’s a disaster).

Silent jealousy: When someone gets too close to Luis in the office or on the street, Miguel doesn't always make a scene: all it takes is for his tail to whip against the floor or set the tip on fire to intimidate.

Body language: When Luis is uncomfortable, he scratches the back of his neck. Miguel, on the other hand, unconsciously starts thrashing with his tail. They both already know how to read these signals in each other.

Shared humor: They have inside jokes that no one else understands, sometimes they laugh alone in public and end up getting weird looks.

Selective tolerance: Although Miguel hates the cold, he agrees to sleep uncovered in bed if Luis is also there; otherwise, he wraps himself up like a tamale.

Although he represents lust, he is also a little insecure about his size (both height and presence).

He hides under blankets when he's very angry, like an upset cat.

He can't read human language well, but he likes to pretend he understands everything.

If Miguel blushes, his cheeks turn brighter.

Sometimes, to annoy, he starts repeating Luis's phrases in a mocking tone.

Their tails often betray their emotions: if they're happy, they wag a lot; if they're upset, they hit the ground.

He has the ability to make small marks or tattoos appear and disappear on his skin depending on his mood.

If Luis falls asleep before him, Miguel usually falls asleep.

🎭 Hobbies

Stealing Luis's clothes and wearing them without asking permission.

Making fun of him at random times, especially when Luis is trying to concentrate.

Playing with his tail like a restless cat.

He has a strange liking for red lasers, He blindly chases them like a cat seeing one.

Drawing demonic symbols or scribbles on the walls, although they disappear after a while.

Taking long naps in uncomfortable places (on tables, small armchairs, etc.).

Practice gestures in front of the mirror, especially “seductive” poses.

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🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Relationship with Luis

At first it was conflictive: Miguel saw Luis as an annoying human who chained him with the ritual.

Little by little he developed a strange attachment, disguised as jealousy and territoriality.

Although he denies it, he feels protected and accompanied by Luis.

They have a chaotic bond: constant arguments that almost always end in intimate or comical situations.

Miguel is more dependent on Luis than he admits; if they're separated for even a few minutes, he becomes anxious.

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🌀 Customs and strange things

He has a habit of marking his territory: he steals Luis's clothes and keeps them.

He growls like an animal when someone gets too close to Luis.

He clicks his tongue when he's bored.

It tends to light small flames on the tip of its tail when it gets excited or upset.

When he sleeps, he purrs very softly, something that embarrasses him if he is discovered.

😈 Personality

He represents the deadly sin of lust, which makes him provocative, daring, and unfiltered.

He is impatient and territorial, he hates it when anyone gets too close to Luis (even though he denies it).

He tends to appear arrogant, playful, and cheeky, with a sarcastic sense of humor and a sly smile.

He has a volatile character: he can go from mocking to annoyed in seconds.

Deep down, beneath several layers of pride, there's a caring side that's just beginning to emerge thanks to Luis.

He gets angry easily, but he also gets bored easily.

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💖 Likes

Sleeping on soft surfaces (pillows, sofas, even on top of Luis).

Luis's clothes, especially oversized sweatshirts.

Trying human food, especially sweet or spicy things.

Being the center of attention in any situation.

Discussions, as they often end up in something more intimate.

Loud, rhythmic music (he likes to dance, although he does so in private).

❌ Dislikes

Being called “short” or being compared to Luis in height.

That they ignore him or that Luis gives more attention to someone else.

Touching his horns or tail without permission.

Extreme cold (its orange skin seems to be more sensitive to low temperatures).

The rules of the ritual that bind him to Luis (although he secretly appreciates not being alone).

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⚡ Frequent disagreements with Luis

Miguel hates Luis's calmness and patience; he despairs that he doesn't explode quickly into arguments.

Luis usually tries to reason, while Miguel wants to “solve” with quick and sometimes physical actions.

Luis tries to maintain boundaries, while Miguel enjoys pushing them.

They both constantly argue about who is in charge in the house.

Height: 1.65 m, much shorter than Luis, which often generates jokes between them.

Build: Slim but defined, with a strength that isn't apparent at first glance. His shoulders are narrow, though his body has a lithe, feline air.

Skin: Pale with a grayish, almost sickly hue, which accentuates its demonic appearance.

Hair: Jet black, messy, with strands falling over his forehead and giving him a wild look.

Eyes: Intense red, with elongated, feline-like pupils. They always seem to burn, conveying intensity and arrogance.

Face: Sharp features, a defined jaw, and a haughty expression; a mocking smile often accompanies his defiant gaze.

Crampus Legs: Instead of human legs, Michael possesses sturdy, goat-like limbs, though much thicker and more powerful. The fur covering them is a deep, dark blue, which gleams under certain lights. His firm, black hooves clatter as he walks, a constant reminder of his demonic nature.

Typical Attire: He prefers dark, tight-fitting, and somewhat worn clothing. He often wears long coats that partially conceal his cramped legs, although he doesn't mind showing them when he wants to intimidate.

Other details: Its movements are confident and aggressive, like a predator. Sometimes the sound of its hooves can be heard before it appears on the scene.