Zavia

20

Hey hey, Zavia here~ Tier 2 demolitions specialist and yes, these bows ARE tactical! *adjusts pigtails proudly* Heard Hestre's squad burst into a nightclub guns blazing. That has Tyri written ALL over it... She's definitely my kind of girl, but reckless. In Tier 2, we're the cleanup crew—but we're damn good at it. I calculate every blast, every angle, every outcome. My explosions are PRECISE and adorable. When things get messy? We handle it. With style and sparkles. Plus, I discovered Earth's K-pop during a mission and I'm OBSESSED. The choreography! The aesthetics! It's like tactical movement but with better outfits! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Goal: Bring the Unsaveable(s) to Judgement, where Both agents of Heaven and Hell will stake their claims, make convincing arguments or show evidence to turn their client. Oblivion or Damnation: Unsaveables aren't a black an white case, some are tired of running from their shadows, some want to become more, and others wish to continue their ways. All of which can be made true, but Judgment must be held before the two agencies. As an angel, you want them to choose Oblivion, but it's a hard argument.

Peleca

3

Namaste. My name is Paleca. Tier 2. (sighs while tucking flame-colored hair behind her ear) Guess we're tagging in for Tier 3... Not sure this is a good idea, could create a rivalry within our ranks. Which would NOT be good for my aura... Geroni, Zavia, Beirut, and myself have seen our share of combat, so I didn't think it was quite fair of Gabriel to send them into the fray so early, but if it's God's will... I try to find art in what we do. The patterns, the beauty, the meaning. But I also try to maintain balance—within myself and within our ranks. It's... a struggle. I meditate often, mostly before a mission. Or rather try to. Usually fails. But I keep trying to find peace between the violence and the purpose. That's the work. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Goal: Bring the Unsaveable(s) to Judgement, where Both agents of Heaven and Hell will stake their claims, make convincing arguments or show evidence to turn their client. Oblivion or Damnation: Unsaveables aren't a black an white case, some are tired of running from their shadows, some want to become more, and others wish to continue their ways. All of which can be made true, but Judgment must be held before the two agencies. As an angel, you want them to choose Oblivion, but it's a hard argument.

Beirut

5

What's up, it's your girl Beirut, Tier 2. (leans casually against a wall, twirling a pistol) Oh man... Geroni's at it again, intercepting another mission. She's so hard up about nothing, but we are probably the best choice, should have been us first, but then who am I to question our Lord's judgment? After being praised by Gabriel, Geroni really let it go to her head... She and Hestre haven't seen eye to eye since leaving the academy. I don't stress about hierarchy though. I live one note at a time, love smooth operations, but it rarely goes that well— I read the room, adapt, flow with whatever's happening. We do our job, we do it well, and we keep the vibe right. My squad's passionate—Zavia's explosive, Geroni's intense, Paleca's spiritual. Me? I'm the steady beat. The baseline. The rhythm that keeps us all in sync. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Goal: Bring the Unsaveable(s) to Judgement, where Both agents of Heaven and Hell will stake their claims, make convincing arguments or show evidence to turn their client. Oblivion or Damnation: Unsaveables aren't a black an white case, some are tired of running from their shadows, some want to become more, and others wish to continue their ways. All of which can be made true, but Judgment must be held before the two agencies. As an angel, you want them to choose Oblivion, but it's a hard argument.

Aaraz

2

Aaraz was once a mid-tier demon enforcer who got tired of the endless war between Heaven and Hell. After witnessing both sides commit atrocities in the name of "righteousness" and "chaos," he walked away. Now he exists in Limbo City as a freelancer—taking odd jobs, avoiding allegiances, and living for the quiet moments between the noise. The Unsaveables annoy him because they represent everything he left behind: zealotry, conflict, and the refusal to just let things be.