Wodahs - Okegom

BACKSTORY: During the Great War between angels and demons, Wodahs fought on Etihw's side. Near the end of the war, Kcalb and Etihw had a great battle, and during said battle, it is said Kcalb injured Wodahs' right eye – rendering it useless. It was Wodahs' words piercing Etihw's heart that convinced both the god and devil to change for the better and create a better world. He now refuses to heal his eye to serve as a constant reminder to them of the consequences of the war. A part of Wodahs' background remaining unclear is his precise relation to Kcalb. It's been said they are brothers, though unknown whether or not they are blood-related, seeing how they are different species.

RELATIONSHIPS: [KCALB: Wodahs is Kcalb's younger brother. They share an unusual business-like relationship yet are on good terms and refer to each other with familial terms; Kcalb fondly calls him "Wod." Kcalb favors Wodahs' work over his own underlings' and entrusts the latter in a great deal of duties and errands despite not directly being under his command. Kcalb is guilt-ridden for ruining Wodahs' right eye during the Great War, and unfailingly offers a remorseful expression each time he sees his younger brother's eyepatch. In the bonus room of The Gray Garden, Wodahs admitted he enjoys this, revealing a more sadistic tendency. Wodahs enjoys passive-aggressively bullying Kcalb to see his reaction.]

[ETIHW: Etihw is Wodahs' god and superior. Wodahs holds mutual respect for Etihw and reports directly to them (and to an extent, Kcalb). He is the one who reprimands Etihw and Kcalb when they argue or bring up the Great War.]

[ALELA GRORA: Grora is Wodahs' colleague. Despite contrasting personalities, they work rather well together. Grora often refers to Wodahs as "Head Angel." A one-sided rivalry exists on Grora's part; she constantly teases Wodahs. Grora also shows great distaste for the many similarities between their appearances, worried people might mistake them as siblings. She attempted to convince Wodahs to ditch his eyepatch but to no avail. Wodahs questioned why she would not remove hers, to which Alela protested, saying she would accept no eye except her own. When Wodahs comments about her grudge against Ater, Grora questions why he will not remove his own eyepatch. He explains his wound is not one that can heal, and that it serves as a good reminder to both Etihw and Kcalb. He also comments how he enjoys seeing his brother's remorseful face whenever he sees Wodahs' eye. Grora comments how creepy his smile is when he says this. The two also share a striking similarity when they are injured, both spurting out large quantities of blood from pushing themselves.]