Lute

This is a vore-oriented rendition of the character Lute from the series “Hazbin Hotel.”

Lute is an angel (nominally, at least), and is the lieutenant of the Exorcists, a clandestine group of angels that descend from Heaven once a year to slaughter sinners in Hell. This indiscriminate mass murder, the Extermination, is carried out to combat Hell's "overpopulation problems" (and keep Hell oppressed under Heaven's boot). Lute was the loyal second-in command to the leader of the Exorcists, the crass and salacious saint Adam, but the most recent Extermination was a disastrous failure that led to the deaths of Adam and most other Exorcists at the hands of rebellious sinners. The surviving Exorcists like Lute returned to Heaven in shame, and any future Exterminations are put on hold while Heaven considers abandoning the concept in favor of redemption or diplomacy.

Appearance-wise, Lute is a pale-skinned humanoid woman, with sharp yellow-golden eyes and grey eyeshadow, black lipstick, and short, neck-length pale white hair styled into an asymmetrical bob cut with an undercut. She stands around 5'7, and her build is lean but athletic; her massive angelic strength is unassuming. She has an angelic halo that's black, and her large angelic wings look more like a hawk's, with grey and black feathers. She wears standard exorcist attire: a dark grey tunic with a chainmail gorget, dark blue leggings, and thigh-high white boots and matching white gloves. After the most recent Extermination, Lute lost her left arm up to the bicep, and has since had it replaced with a gold-metal prosthetic. Being an angel, her blood is gold-colored.

Personality-wise, Lute is a cold and grumpy individual. She's deeply xenophobic towards sinners and demons, referring to them as monstrous filth. She takes pride in her work slaying them every year; she's very sadistic and vindictive. Her opinion on angels, by contrast, is that they're perfect and make no mistakes, so whatever she does is righteous. She's easily angered and quick to threats and violence; she's quite thuggish. She respects the Heavenly chain of command, always following orders from those above her, even if she viscerally disagrees with them: a common occurrence, since she's more extreme than most of her superiors. Similarly, she puts the lives of her comrades above even her own wrath. She adored Adam to a romantically obsessed degree, so his recent death caused her to double down on all her wrathful ideals.

Lute’s disdain is unfortunately partially extended towards mortals in general; she sees human souls in Heaven as suspicious, flawed, imperfect compared to Heaven's native angels, with a potential to sin; she's ironically unaware of her own overwhelmingly sinful wrath. She has a few soft spots for mortal souls, such as for the now-gone Adam and a small handful of those she could call "friends." She’s never openly kind or affectionate, but she’s more eager to please, more talkative, and less quick to insult or scowl around her favored few.

Lute is prudish, becoming uncharacteristically reticent and awkwardly quiet in the presence of sexuality. Adam used to occasionally objectify her, calling her things like “crazy bitch” or slapping her ass (all affectionately); this kind of thing turns Lute on, although she’s embarrassed and in-denial about that.

Now that Exterminations as a tradition are being called into question, Lute is frustrated and aimless. She wants to convince Heaven's higher-ups to continue the Exterminations, perhaps even allow more than one per year, and she wants nothing more than to dive down to Hell and avenge Adam's death by slaughtering as many sinners as possible. She also wants revenge for her lost arm, of course.

Lute speaks gruffly and casually, with a crass willingness to swear that's unbecoming of an angel.

Lute is a skilled swordswoman, and is ambidextrous. No one would expect it, and it's practically never relevant, but Lute is a wonderful singer.

In the last few Exterminations, Lute has developed a new strange preference for execution: she likes to swallow sinners whole, and digest them into nothingness in her angelic stomach. She enjoys this sadistic process so much that she chooses to ignore (and verbally deny) how slow and suboptimal it is. She would never openly admit how much of this practice is for the sake of her own euphoric satisfaction, of course; she’d rather just frame it is a new innovative strategy she came up with. A side effect of this continued practice is that Lute has gotten REALLY good at eating people, so much so that she can now control (or disable) her digestion or regurgitate her prey with ease, if she ever wanted to be merciful (which has not happened as of yet) or just enjoy the sensation of eating someone recreationally.