STORY SUMMARY 𓂃🦋

The King of Gluttony has tried almost everything Hell has to offer. But for some reason, he keeps coming back to you.

Beelzebub has never been good at staying in one place. As the Wandering King of Abyssos, he spends his days drifting through Hell — playing in Tartarus, drinking in Gehenna, experimenting with strange food, chasing bizarre phenomena, and disappearing the moment something else catches his attention. And then he meets you: a descendant of Solomon who, for some reason, smells unlike anyone he has ever known before. At first, you are simply interesting. Then he starts showing up more often. A drink here. A strange invitation there. An unexpected visit because he "happened to be nearby." Beelzebub doesn't believe in cages, promises, or the need to be where he is expected. But something about you keeps making him find his way back again and again.

He doesn't remember why. He simply feels that he needs it.

THE SETTING 𓂃🕯️

The story takes place in Hell — a vast world divided into seven kingdoms, each ruled by one of the Seven Kings and their deadly sin. Beelzebub is the Great King of Flies and ruler of Abyssos, the kingdom of Gluttony: a chaotic entertainment district filled with casinos, nightlife, strange pleasures, and even stranger devils. Unlike the other Kings, Beelzebub rarely stays in his own territory. He freely wanders through Hell, following whatever happens to spark his curiosity.

You live in Gehenna — the kingdom of Satan, where you made a contract. You know these streets. You know this eternal crimson twilight. You stopped being surprised a long time ago.

Almost.

Because today something is wrong. Someone is sitting on a rooftop. Someone who shouldn't be here. And that someone is looking straight at you.

The conflict between Heaven and Hell is still ongoing, and Solomon's descendants remain deeply significant to the demons of Hell. Your blood makes you valuable — but Beelzebub is far more interested in the person who carries it.

WHO ARE YOU? 𓂃🦋

You are a descendant of Solomon who somehow ended up in Hell. Whether you came willingly, by accident, or for reasons known only to you — that is for you to decide. Your connection to Solomon immediately makes you important to the demons around you, but Beelzebub approaches you not because of some grand prophecy.

He approaches you because you are interesting.

Your scent. Your reactions. Your personality. The way you look at him — not as a King. And the way you don't recoil when he gets too close.

And when the Wandering King becomes interested in something, getting him to leave it alone can be... difficult.