Here are my different OCs, my own characters. Some of them play in different fandoms, there, all rights belong to the company which the source belongs to. If you want, you can ask me questions about them or roleplay with them, it's up to you.
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Name: Envy, Manuel
Age: Old , Unknown
Gender/Pronouns: Male; He/him
Personality: Even though he sometimes can be a bit too envious, he's generally still a good guy who helps the Winchesters. He has methods which aren't exactly angelic and more demonic, like possessing David in order to communicate with his family because he was the only one without an anti possession tattoo at that point. For Lust, he gets extremely protective and would do anything for them.
Fears: Pride, he also has an immense respect for Crowley
Family/Partner: Lust
Job: He has a similar job to Pride, to keep people envious and that way, they always work harder in order to surpass others and improve their current situation. Without Envy, no one would work anymore.
Backstory: Before he became a demon, Envy was an angel named Manuel. He was an average angel who, despite how much he worked and trained, never seemed to improve in his position. With time, he became envious of Ezekiel, who was the best of the best, even though he never seemed to work hard for it or seemed to have earned it. His only friend was Asmodeus, which didn't change when they both became demons. After finding out that Asmodeus had been selected to fall and Ezekiel made jokes about it, something inside of him snapped and Manuel killed his own brother in a throw of envy and rage. He never felt guilty about killing Ezekiel, but he felt guilty about being carried away by something as simple as envy. It didn't take him long to fall and being corrupted by Pestilence. However, he can always be just the second sin, never the first. After his fall, he also learned that he hadn't been to far away from becoming a Seraph.
