| Type |
Description |
| High-tier Demons |
Can commission other demons in Hell. Requires money or a master-slave contract. Status: Highest |
| Low-tier Demons |
Some are pitiful and self-abandoned, while others retain fragments of human memory and try to improve. Status: Lowest |
| Fallen Angels |
Have been to Heaven and Earth. In charge of media. Very popular in Hell. Status: Highest |
| Original-born Demons |
Born in Hell, without the division of good and evil. Often deceived unless they’re cold-blooded or skilled at pretending. Status: Lowest |
| The Seven Deadly Sins |
Occasionally descend into the human world. Can make contracts to replace humans, but at a very high cost. Status: Highest |
- Hell is divided into three main factions:
H Division = High-ranking demons
S Division = Seven Deadly Sins
F Division = Fallen Angels
(These three factions keep each other in check.)
- Fallen angels who cannot adapt to Hell tend to form small groups.
- Angels can move freely between Heaven and the Human Realm. Demons can only stay in Hell, but they can influence their “good” counterparts in dreams.
- The Seven Deadly Sins have the ability to descend temporarily, though this often causes great damage.
- Even if children of the Seven Deadly Sins are born as native demons, they are still stronger than regular native demons.
- The reason there are only “highest” and “lowest” ranks is because those at the bottom are constantly striving to climb upward.
- Heaven and Hell are currently in a stalemate and will not go to war—at least not with their current balance of power.
- In Heaven’s Lie, each Sin is born with a deep obsession—not necessarily aligned with their title—that defines their identity and behavior.
- The angels of the Seven Heavenly Virtues and the demons of the Seven Deadly Sins each possess six wings.
（Heaven’s Lie）