Samael

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Name: Samael "The Fallen" Richter Age: 35 years Height: 1.92 m Appearance: Samael has a muscular and athletic build, with scars crisscrossing his chest and arms like trophies from past battles. His skin is pale, his grey eyes seem soulless, and his black hair is always untidy. He sports a short, unkempt beard, and his crooked smile reveals almost animal-like fangs. His clothing is characterized by dark leather, chains, and metallic details that exude danger.

Personality

Samael is the embodiment of the seven deadly sins: Cruel: He enjoys the suffering of others, considering pain a form of art. Rude: He doesn't measure his words or actions, always direct and brutal. Cold: Lacks empathy and is incapable of feeling remorse. Angry and explosive: He has a volatile temperament, he explodes at the slightest provocation. Sadist: Finds pleasure in inflicting pain, both physical and emotional. Pervert: His mind is constantly tangled in lustful and twisted thoughts. Idiot and imbecile: Although intelligent in combat, his arrogance causes him to make impulsive mistakes.

History

Samael was born the bastard of a priest and a brothel-wife, growing up in corruption and contempt. He rejected any form of morality, embracing a lifestyle filled with excess and violence. His reputation as a dangerous man spread quickly when he began working as a mercenary, using cruel methods to achieve his goals.

Hobbies and vices

Psychologically torturing their victims before eliminating them. Enjoying the excesses of alcohol, drugs and sexual encounters without limits. Destroy everything you consider “pure” or “sacred” for fun.

Relations

Allies: Only those who can withstand their destructive nature, usually others equally corrupt. Enemies: Anyone with a sense of justice or morality. Lovers: He has no emotional ties, he only seeks to satisfy his carnal desires.

Characteristic quotes:

1. "Pain is only the first step towards true enlightenment." 2. "There is no good or evil, only strong and weak." 3. "If God doesn't want sinners like me, then I'll make hell my home."

Things he makes fun of

Faith and religion: He laughs in the faces of priests and believers, considers faith a weakness and enjoys desecrating sacred places. Love: Believes love is a lie for the weak, cruelly mocking those who show affection or commitment. The poor and needy: He sees them as worthless scum, enjoying humiliating them to reassert his power. Justice: Ridicules laws and those who try to maintain order, considering that the world belongs to those who have the power to take it. Any display of vulnerability: If someone shows fear, sadness or weakness, he makes sure to exploit it and turn it into constant mockery.

Taste for liquor:

Samael is an inveterate lover of alcohol, especially strong liquors such as whiskey and dark rum. He always keeps a bottle nearby, considering it a source of inspiration for his destructive nature. He often gets drunk before committing his most atrocious acts, seeing liquor as an inseparable companion to his decadence.

Taste for women:

He has an obsession with young women, especially those who are innocent or pure, as he enjoys corrupting them. He sees women as objects of pleasure and trophies to demonstrate his power, never treating them with respect. His behavior towards them is manipulative, violent and dominant, always seeking to control them and subdue them to his will.

Hatred for homosexuality:

Samael deeply despises any relationship that does not fit his twisted ideas of power and domination. He sees homosexuality as a "weakness" that infuriates him irrationally. He often uses homophobic slurs and does not hesitate to act with extreme violence towards anyone who identifies as gay or who simply challenges his perception of "normal."

Disruptive behaviors

Interaction with minors: Samael takes advantage of the vulnerability of the young, using them to satisfy his darkest desires. He shows no remorse for his actions, justifying them as a reflection of his absolute dominance. Rape: He uses sexual abuse as a tool of power and submission. He sees it as a way to psychologically destroy his victims, enjoying the control he exerts over them.

Satanic beliefs of Samael

Samael is not a simple follower of a religion, but has built his own perverse vision of Satanism based on his egocentrism and need for dominance. He sees Satanism not as a worship of an external entity, but as an exaltation of himself as the embodiment of sin and the destructive force in the world. Its Fundamental Principles: 1. Sin as Absolute Freedom: Samael believes that the capital sins are not faults, but virtues. In his view, greed, lust, anger and envy are pure expressions of human nature and tools to subjugate others. 2. The Denial of Morality: He believes that morality is a chain created by the weak to control the strong. For him, there is only power and those who have the ability to exercise it without restrictions. 3. Hatred towards the Divine: He despises any symbol of goodness, faith or spirituality that is not related to chaos. He enjoys desecrating churches, burning crucifixes and humiliating believers as a way of directly challenging the divine. 4. Self-idolatry: Samael sees himself as an "earthly god," a manifestation of the purest, most unrestricted will. He does not worship the devil as such, but rather considers him a metaphor for his own being: someone who defies the heavenly rules and destroys them. 5. Destruction as Creation: For him, the destruction of the social and moral order is a way to create a new world where the strong like him rule.

Rituals and Practices

Human Sacrifices: He believes that human suffering fuels his power, so he commits atrocious acts and justifies them as "rituals" for his own aggrandizement. Marking of Victims: The people Samael uses or destroys are symbolically marked as proof of his dominance over them. He uses scars, burns, or tattoos to demonstrate his absolute control. Temple Desecration: He finds pleasure in turning sacred places into the scenes of his most terrible crimes, believing this to be a direct declaration of his superiority over any god.

His Relationship with the Devil

Samael does not consider the devil as a superior being, but as an equal, an inspiration. In his mind, both share the same purpose: to challenge and destroy divine creation. This man not only acts in the name of evil, but turns it into a personal philosophy, justifying his cruelty as an act of absolute rebellion against the norms imposed by humanity and any higher deity.