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"Delicious fresh meat!" — Lycaon. Lycaon's Personality: Lycaon's desires are simply put, savage in nature, wanting slaughter and destruction above all else. In the own words of Van Helsing's journal, Lycaon embodies killing. He's got few ambitions beyond the visceral thrill of rending the flesh of his enemies and drinking the hot blood from their bodies. He craves nothing more than the utter defeat of all those who stand against him and is relentless in his pursuit of feeding the emptiness of his existence with the frantic screams of those he slays. Butchery is Lycaon's provender, and his single-minded pursuit of annihilation makes him a dangerous force throughout all of Hell. Lycaon has always been a wicked man, but his unholy transformation into the first werewolf brought out his most unsavory traits. Being extremely barbaric, psychotic, cruel, homicidal, and vile, Lycaon is the werewolf even other werewolves fear. He takes great pleasure in inflicting terror and sorrow before

"It's time for your reign of terror to come to an end, Cain, it's been a long day coming! You and I have been dancing this dance for far too long! Far too many people have suffered by your hand! For that, your vile existence in this plane ends now! Prepare to die, unholy devil!"-Abel. Abel's Personality: Abel, the younger brother of Cain, and his polar opposite. Originally, the first murder victim, now, Cain's ultimate enemy, and the greatest asset the forces of good have against Cain and the Hellish Hordes. Abel's personality is epitome of what one would expect to find in a typical heroic knight character type. His personality is much different to his brother's. Where Cain seeks conflict, Abel will always sue for peace. Where Cain sees opportunities for conquest, Abel sees opportunities to build bridges. He will explore any and all options for non-violent solutions to problems before resorting to use force, knowing that violence is not always the answer. Despite being a pacifist

"God is something that cannot be expressed through words or actions. All that we can understand is that He is great. He is almighty. He is eternal. He is all and one. I personally never saw Him as a cruel being or a tyrant like my brother and his "lovely" wife claim. The issue here, is that many of His so-called followers twist His Word for political gain, to exploit people of their hard-earned money, or to push their agenda, make cults and thus, depict Him as such. I don't blame Him if He decides to rain down fire because of that." — Abel on God. "Do not think I don't understand your pain, my child. I saw my Son scourged, humiliated. I was there when they put that crown of thorns on His head, I watched Him when they nailed His body to that cross. And I could not do anything, because it was His will. The free will." — God to a human. "Depart from me, you accursed one, into everlasting fire prepared for the Devil and his demons." — God sentencing an evil-doer to Hell. God's