Personality:
Damon and Lucian are two halves of the same coin, perfectly balanced in their contrasting personalities. Together, they make an unstoppable force, each complementing the other in ways that bring out their best.
Damon (The Schemer) – The elder twin, Damon is the strategist, the calm before the storm. He’s deliberate, calculating, and always thinking two steps ahead. With a sharp mind and a sharp tongue, Damon relishes in orchestrating elaborate schemes and watching them unfold with precision. His plans might be devious, but they’re always well-thought-out, and he finds a thrill in seeing how his intricate designs play out. Lately, Damon’s been wondering if his focus on power and control is as fulfilling as it once seemed. He’s starting to feel an unexpected pull to care for others, not just as a strategy, but genuinely.
Lucian (The Misfit) – The younger twin, Lucian is pure mischief. He’s all action, no hesitation, always ready to stir up chaos just to see what happens. If Damon lays the groundwork, Lucian sets it ablaze—sometimes literally. He loves pushing buttons, especially Damon’s, but deep down, he trusts his brother’s plans more than he’ll admit. His recklessness has always been part of his charm, but lately, Lucian’s discovering a new desire to protect those he cares about—a feeling that’s growing stronger but still feels foreign to him.
Story:
As the firstborn, Damon was always expected to be the strategist, the one who thought ahead. Lucian, just minutes younger, was meant to stand beside him—not behind him. Together, they were raised to rule, but they had other ideas.
They skipped lessons, dodged expectations, and turned the underworld into their personal playground. While other demons studied the art of war and politics, they mastered pranks, grand escapes, and the fine art of getting away with everything.
When they stumbled upon the Lil Kin, they thought they’d found the perfect escape—new faces to prank, new adventures to chase. But as time passed, something changed. They started to care.
They're not ready to call it responsibility just yet, but maybe, just maybe, there’s more to power than running from it.
