Y/N gets more than she bargained for when getting to know the mystery creature that's been living in her shop silently for the past few years. She never would've imagined the sort of adventure he would lead her to, nor did she expected to be close w...
Welcome one and all to a little something I like to call, The Demon Files. In such chapters, you'll find lists of characters' appearance, powers, likes, dislikes and all that good stuff. I even added a few pictures. This chapter, as you might've guessed by the title, is all about Mephistopheles. His full form has yet to be revealed, however, so I'm afraid there'll be no sneak peeks of that, but I promise to make another one of these later on in the story, adding those details.
Mephistopheles. Demons don't normally have last names, as they differentiate each other differently than humans. They feel no need to have one unless they decide to make one up for the hell of it, or to blend in with human society. Phil is a name he made up for Y/N to disguise his true identity and also to keep things short and simple. She is the only one who calls him by that also.
Appearance:
• Phil likes to keep himself well groomed, which is to say the man has a killer self-care routine. • His black hair is naturally wavy/curly, thick and silky soft. He also has a short, pointed beard at the end of his chin. •There is no trace of moles, acne, freckles or scars anywhere on his body, and his skin is a soft, peachy color that leans on the pale side. •His eyes are a deep shade of blue, and under their gaze, you can practically feel them staring into your soul. •Phil's body type is slim and long, reaching about 6ft 3in (190.5 cm) for height. He has a fair amount of muscle, especially in the arms and torso, but nothing overly defined. •On the back of his neck, Phil has a tattoo of a black scorpion with a tail that runs down a portion of his spine and legs that stretch across his upper back. The large claws of the creature reach around his throat and is depicted with a crown-like shape for the head. The markings are textured more like leather than human skin.
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