Belial

Welp I needed a girl, so I guess making a new character off of this guy. Baphomet and Erlking's second son. Often called "Bela". Somehow he manages to be even more irrationally angry than The Devil, which is a very impressive feat considering that everything The Devil does is out of anger. Having grown up in Hell, he detests his father's origins. Mostly because he was born with is fathers blond hair (Before he became the Erlking), resulting in him getting called an angel. He hasn't figured out that he can cut his hair because he's too busy complaining about it. Becoming a warrior was the best decision he's ever made, mostly because he can kill as much as he wants now. Well almost... He can only kill humans in Hell, and he's already managed to kill every single human in hell at least once or twice. So, he hopes to one day head up to the surface, and go on a killing spree. That's kind of hard to do because of well, angels, but he'll figure it out. Bela wasn't always so hotheaded. Well... He has, but for a little he tried to focus on learning to cope with his rage. This was thanks to his father's past self, Raphael. During his teenage years, Raphael was like a mentor to him, teaching him how to release his anger in other ways. This was until his father corrupted his past self, essentially turning him into a copy of himself(is this confusing??? Idk I probably understand it because I wrote it). At first Bela was distraught, the person he looked up to, the person who had helped him, was

gone. That sadness soon turned to anger. He realized that the only reason Raphael was corrupted so easily was because he was weak. Soon, Bela began to ignore everything that Raphael had taught him, believing that controlling his anger was just a ploy by The Archangels to weaken him. After that his anger issues got considerably worse, but that's the way he wants it.
Beelzebub is his "twin" brother. Though they don't look anything alike, they were just born at the same time.
Out of both of his parents he resembles his father the most.

Before Raphael died, he had forcefully corrupted those closest to him in order to bring chaos even after his death. The Erlking and him had tested this corruption on their daughter Satu before they died as gods, but since that point they were at their weakest it didn't work as they hoped it would. Well, after Raphael was revived, he was able to refine the corruption. He used this corruption magic on Brutus, Time, and The Erlking's two remaining children: Beelzebub and Belial.

The corruption magic caused Belial's anger towards his father and what he did to spiral. His anger consumed him to the point where he could no longer express it. This means he's so angry he's calm. Occasionally, this calmness is breached and he is able express his anger, but he quickly reverts back to his calm state. Now that he is no longer constantly angry on the outside, he is able to be much more charismatic. This is how he was able to start a cult.

The Sons of Worthlessness are a group of demons who have banded together in order to try to bring Hell to Earth. They are under the leadership of Belial, who claims he is doing this for the betterment of demonkind, but he's actually doing it for power, and to spite his father. They spend hundreds of years waiting for their chance to takeover the Earth, not only could they not leave Hell, Beelzebub, who was still angry with Belial for 'killing' their mother, was roaming the Earth. If Belial ever set foot on Earth, Beelzebub would have tried to kill him once again. When Famine killed Beelzebub, this gave Belial a chance to finally complete his mission.

Having watched Famine and his group's affairs, Belial saw a weapon amongst them: Mephisto. Except, Belial knew Mephisto by his original name. Asmodeus. He had watched as tensions between Mephisto and the rest of the group grew due to his grudge against Famine. Using this to his advantage, he was able to turn Mephisto against them, using him to further his quest for power. Unfortunately for Belial, things didn't go as planned, and just like his brother, he too fell to Famine. He may not have lasted long, but his actions changed the course of everything. Not only had he opened the gate for Mammon, his arch-nemesis, to begin her reign of terror, but he also awakened Mephisto's rage and lust for power, eventually leading to him becoming the final boss for Famine.





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Used-Mibella's Bios and Resources and osiem's Icons