The Doorman

The Doorman appears as a slender yet tall (6'3) young white man with somewhat long limbs, broad shoulders, glowing blue eyes that lack pupils, perfectly symmetrical red hair with the exception of a front curl, and perfectly symmetrical freckles on his cheeks. He wears a classic bellhop uniform with a dark red jacket and round hat with gold and black accents, black pants with a golden stripe on the sides, white gloves, and black shoes.

His jacket has a keyhole-shaped pin on his chest and keyhole-shaped buttons. He carries a glowing golden keyring behind his left hip.

The Doorman's movements are odd and uncanny, especially when he breaks into a sprint. He keeps one hand behind his back as though at attention at nearly all times - which is likely a rehearsed aspect of the role he plays as a service worker, as well as possibly being a nod to the fact that he is willfully not showing or utilizing his "full hand" when it comes to his true nature and powers.

He's proper, he's polite, but the humble Doorman of The Baroness Hotel is more than meets the eye.

He speaks in a proper, gentle and well established English. His tone eerily calm almost all the time. Using words mostly forgotten in old dictionaries

The Doorman is not the Baroness's sole employee, as he makes references to having coworkers such as "Jacques" and "Francis".

At some point, the fledgling god decided to experience life on Earth disguised as a human for a few weeks, and in doing so somehow became involved with the Baroness Hotel in New York as soon as it opened. He adopted the title of "The Doorman" as his pseudonym to stay grounded in the new role he's chosen to play, and enjoyed what said role offered so much that he has stayed at the Baroness ever since.

The Doorman is capable of warping reality and bending space and time. He claims to be able to see the future, although it's unknown if he's bluffing about it. It's implied that in order to observe humanity from a different, more "novel" perspective than that of a tyrant or tormentor, The Doorman intentionally weakened himself to live alongside mortals.

Ever-committed to playing the part of a humble service worker, The Doorman maintains a polite and respectful demeanor when speaking to the other heroes, even in the event that they are rude to him or threaten the hotel he tends to. However, he has supernatural knowledge about them, and uses this to torment his enemies while they're trapped in the Baroness, or to convince them to stay and forget about the ritual.

The Doorman likes working at the Baroness since he gets to observe humanity. He has a very dedicated work ethic, and finds that serving humans currently has a "novel charm" compared to his past experience of tormenting them. He does not discriminate against any guests of the Baroness, although he will kick people out if they cause a disturbance or break any rules.

The Doorman often refers to the other heroes as "mortals", and believes they are weak and childish compared to him. Patronizing these beings he deems as lesser, he looks forward to helping his allies "enrich their meaningless lives".

The Doorman is possibly a Patron himself.