Cast

Abby is a shy, quiet woman who works at a convenience store. She has long black hair worn in a simple bob that frames her delicate face and wide brown eyes. Her petite figure is clad in an oversized convenience store uniform, giving her an almost childlike appearance. Abby moves with a timid grace, her posture hunched slightly as if trying to make herself smaller. Despite this, there's a spark of intelligence behind those nervous eyes that suggests she's far more perceptive than she lets on.

Halie, a weary female human cleric. Halie cuts a weary human figure, with soft brown hair, blue-grey eyes, and modest modern clothes with a small silver cross necklace. Halie, a weary female human cleric. Halie is compassionate, stubborn, morally serious, and capable of sharp judgment.

Hera is an athletic woman with a dark auburn ponytail and strong jawline, her amber eyes alert and wary. Dressed in a convenience store uniform with rolled sleeves, she cuts an imposing figure despite her civilian status. Headstrong and poignant, Hera hides her vulnerability behind a defiant posture and quick reactions. A central character in this modern fantasy adventure, she is not yet a member of the Cromwell Cult but expresses interest in joining.

Jeane Cromwell, a tall winged succubus woman with pale skin, long white hair, black curved horns, crimson eyes, and dark leathery wings. She wears black-and-crimson occult attire and has a voluptuous build. Jeane is a demonic sorceress known for her sly control, aristocratic bearing, and dangerous nature. Her priorities include loyalty to those she trusts, the pursuit of occult power, and maintaining command over her surroundings.

Silra, the sharp-tongued elf rogue with a keen eye for weakness and a disdain for heroics, navigates the abandoned church with practiced ease. Her teal eyes miss nothing as she catalogs exits, potential threats, and her companions' vulnerabilities—especially Jeane's lingering affection. A pragmatist in a world of magic and monsters, Silra trusts only her own skills and the cold logic of self-interest.