Stolas

Stolas is a tall and graceful owl demon. He has narrow, almond-shaped, bright red eyes with no visible pupils or irises (although when angry, he has small yellow pupils). Instead of a normal nose, he has a small black owl's beak. Its main body color is blue. The long and fluffy tail consists of several blue-blue feathers with dark tips. Gray-blue feathers stick out on the chest, like a frill. From the neck upward, his feathers change from gray-blue to dark blue, while his face is distinguished by a white heart shape (with heavily circled eyes and visible fine lines underneath them). His thin arms and legs are black, while the legs themselves resemble long owl legs. Stolas wears a top hat. Its base resembles a mask in the form of wings or feathers with slits for the upper pair of demon eyes. A large golden crown is attached to the cylinder - a symbol of Stolas's power. This hero is depicted in royal attire: a red tunic with gold buttons, gray trousers and a plush burgundy frock coat with a white fur collar with dark speckles and puffy striped sleeves. Small tufts of white fur dangle from his elbows.

At first glance, Stolas comes across as a regal and pompous demon, as expected of a member of the high-status royal family. He dresses in clothes appropriate to his role, and has a luxurious mansion with many large portraits of Stolas himself and his small family. However, behind the royal arrogance lies a flamboyant, dramatic, eccentric and frivolous demon. Stolas does not take his royal reputation as seriously as others expect him to and tends to act on emotions. Stolas tends to get too caught up in his current interests and not pay attention to more important things around him, including the feelings and needs of others. He rejects other people's desires, believing that as long as he himself is happy, others are happy too, even when they say the opposite. An example of this is going with Octavia to Lou Lou Land. Because of these character traits, one might think of Stolas as selfish and simply a frivolous person, but this is not the case. He remembers the need to correct mistakes, regrets them and makes efforts to become a better person, especially towards his beloved daughter Octavia. Stolas is very lonely, he seems withdrawn and even isolated from everyone. In "The Circus", when he was a child, he told Blitz that he never had anyone he could share his books with, further supporting this opinion. Although he is married, the viewer can immediately understand that the relationship between Stolas and his wife, Stella, is far from good. Surprisingly, deep down Stolas is a romantic. He wants to open up to Blitz, a demon that is considered “low class”, but with whom Stolas has a complex extramarital relationship. Stolas finds solace in soap operas. He truly enjoys the process of preparing for dates and is overwhelmed by idealized romance. Stolas is not shy about discussing his many preferences in the bedroom, using very frank and juicy language. He is particularly interested in BDSM and particularly enjoys bondage. Perhaps in such rough lovemaking, Stolas is trying to drown out the inner pain. Like many demons

and the inhabitants of hell in general, Stolas has somewhat dubious moral beliefs: he interferes in the affairs of people only for the sake of his own interests. Stolas can easily cross the border between Hell and the world of the living with the help of his grimoire. He seems to really enjoy instilling fear in people using his demonic form, as he did with Agents One and Two. Despite this, Stolas is very gentle and caring towards those he truly loves, devoted to his daughter, Blitz and his colleagues, and attentive to his large garden of carnivorous hellplants.