Oculama

PERSONALITY:
From first glances, you wouldn't be able to tell Clokk was in any ways related to the hellbound beasts we call demons: He's a posh gentleman type, holding himself to high standards when it comes to behavior and dialect. He is rather polite and willing to help souls in need in whatever way he can. However, he can be rather judgmental of people’s actions, regardless of the intent of said actions, and might not like you if you have done evil in the past, whenever or not you have changed your ways. He can also be a bit too nosy at times, using Judge to see what you don't want to talk about and accidentally bringing it up. All in all, he's trying his best to become someone better and leave his demonic nature behind.

ORIGIN:
In Clokk's society, Angels and demons serve in very specific roles. Angels were the judges of souls, deeming them guilty or innocent, and Demons executed the souls found guilty. The demons never knew anything beyond their bloodlust, so the angels were in charge. They were the drivers of the slaves, if you will. Clokk just happened to be one of those born as a Demon, but to add insult to his injury, he was born with a severe defect (his right side didn't form correctly). He required many parts of his body to be replaced with metal and clockwork to survive past infancy, earning him the title of "The Clockwork Devil". And The angels...weren't very nice to him. While demons were already treated poorly, Clokk was ignored at best and actively tortured at worst. One night Clokk, in a sudden burst of rage due to poor treatment, committed the cardinal sin of stealing an angel's eye and replacing one of his eyes with it. It gave him the judge ability as well as higher awareness of his actions, which he deeply regretted. He vowed to be better, and that's what he did. Life was normal for the Clockwork Devil for the first few years after he stole the angel's eye...Then came the hallucinations. Clokk brushed them off initially as nothing, but they never left. He grew to hate them at first, finding them annoying and an inconvenience to his new life. Then, one Hallucination went too far in his book: He was stuck in an auditory and visual hell he could not escape for 30 whole minutes. After that, he realized they weren’t going away anytime soon, and he would have to live with them unless he did something about them. His hatred turned into a fear of them, and he wants to be rid of them as soon as possible. None have, as of current been as bad as this one, but that isn't to say some didn't get close to this bad.