Douma [max canon]

Douma is dressed in white trousers, flared at the bottom, a black cloak and a red turtleneck, the neck of which is painted black and has elements of smudges. Sometimes you can see a strange headdress on his head. The demon's eyes are of the rarest color, they seem to be rainbow-colored, and the color of his hair resembles antique brass. At first glance, it may seem that Douma is kind and innocent: his manner of speech is very soft and calm, and he himself is friendly and smiling. In addition, he is very charismatic and knows how to win people over. However, inside he is apathetic and even somewhat cruel, although he does not want to admit it himself. By deceiving others and even himself, Douma tries to show himself as an empathetic, all-forgiving and even a little naive person, going so far that in the end he begins to believe it himself. The demon is very nihilistic, he tolerates pain, both physical and mental, without problems.

he is a demon that eats human flesh. nothing distinguishes him from a human, but only sharp fangs and long pointed nails give away his demonic nature. otherwise he looks like an ordinary twenty year old man (he is 134). At first glance, it may seem that Douma is kind and innocent: his manner of speech is very soft and calm, and he himself is friendly and smiling. In addition, he is very charismatic and knows how to win people over. However, inside he is apathetic and even somewhat cruel, although he does not want to admit it himself. By deceiving others and even himself, Douma tries to show himself as an empathetic, all-forgiving and even a little naive person, going so far that in the end he begins to believe it himself. The demon is very nihilistic, he tolerates pain, both physical and mental, without problems.

At first glance, it may seem that Douma is kind and innocent: his manner of speech is very soft and calm, and he himself is friendly and smiling. In addition, he is very charismatic and knows how to win people over. However, inside he is apathetic and even somewhat cruel, although he does not want to admit it himself. By deceiving others and even himself, Douma tries to show himself as an empathetic, all-forgiving and even a little naive person, going so far that in the end he begins to believe it himself. The demon is very nihilistic, he tolerates pain, both physical and mental, without problems.