Lucius

Character Initially portrayed as arrogant, narcissistic, and cruel, Lucius is stubborn and hot-tempered, insisting on his own way and tolerating no refusals. Impudent and daring, he intimidates others with a brazen smile for his own amusement. Talkative, he can ramble on about himself, paying no attention to whether his interlocutor is interested. He is unpunctual. As the plot progresses and his friendship with Lololoshka develops, he becomes kinder, begins to feel guilt and gratitude, and becomes much more down-to-earth and less obsessed with his power, showing affection. Having previously never experienced love for worlds, constantly jumping from one to another, he treats his castle-house with love. Previously never understanding what friends are, he begins to understand that Woland and Lololoshka are valuable to him, and also for the first time gets a pet, Aiko, whom he treats with the utmost care, worrying about her and sincerely loving her.

Appearance A young man with white hair, red eyes, and pointed elven ears. Stylishly dressed: a black hat with a red stripe, a red jacket, and a dark cape with golden stripes thrown over it. Black pants and shoes. In his hands he holds a cane with a tip in the form of a golden snake's head.

Abilities Demigod abilities: fire Fire control; The ability to summon lightning; Soaring; Teleportation; Long-distance communication; The creation of beings.

Interesting facts His name directly references the non-plot character Lucius Evo. The character and subsequent "re-education" are based on the pilot episode of the series "Hazbin Hotel" released in 2019. He accidentally killed Carter, a fact he later regretted. Knows many demigods. Destroyed half of the Lower World to get his father's attention. He was repeatedly imprisoned in the Prison of Time for his antics, but he managed to escape each time. Unlike the other prisoners, Lucius was a person of color. He always disliked his older brother, Ivlis, and was glad when the demons dealt with him, dispelling his divine power. Lucius often mentioned that part of his powers were taken by the gods as punishment, but in reality no one did this. Making Lucius believe this was part of Jodah's plan, who then absorbed the "remnants" of his powers. In the finale, Jodah was going to give him his powers back, but Lucius refused them. Appeared as an alternate version in the opening of The Ultimate Reality.