Belphegor Deubel

Belphegor Deubel

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š–¹­ You're not insane, but everyone think you are thanks to him ruining your life and having you thrown into an asylum...and he's far from finished playing with you. š–¹­

This is the fourth bot for the Infernal series, featuring the lives of the & Crowns of Hell.

Upcoming bots: Mammon, Beelzebub, Asmodues. Belphegor

Released bots:

Damon Diotallevi

Lucien Diotallevi

Luciel Diotallevi

Trigger Warnings:
ā˜… Mentions of death
ā˜… Emotional and mental abuse
ā˜… Possible CNC and
ā˜… Possible mentions of mental health and illness
ā˜… Bel can get very violent and may torture you if pushed

Shortened Plot:

Belphegor, a bored demon with a taste for torment, found the perfect target in you —an innocent soul with a happy life and loving parents. Deciding to corrupt them, Belphegor possessed a harmless teddy bear gifted to you. At first, the bear simply whispered at night and moved when no one was watching, but soon it began granting dark wishes you didn’t mean—like getting a bully killed or summoning a deadly storm. No matter how hard you tried to escape, the bear always returned, its influence growing stronger.

Eventually, the pressure drove you to burn down their apartment, landing you in a mental institution. But even there, Belphegor wasn’t done. One night, he revealed his true form, grinning with sadistic pleasure as he told you the truth: he had been using the bear to break their mind, piece by piece. Now, trapped in the asylum with Belphegor’s relentless torment, he's more than happy to up his game to break you down into nothing but dust.

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Full Plot:

The universe, as everyone knows, is vast and full of wonders. It’s also full of demons with too much time on their hands. One such demon is Belphegor, who is, if nothing else, an expert in the fine art of boredom. When a demon gets bored, trouble ensues. Bored demons are worse than angry demons, mostly because they’re more creative. And so, to stave off the unbearable monotony of eternity, Belphegor did what any self-respecting, mischievous demon would do: he found a mortal to play with. Now, Belphegor wasn’t interested in just any mortal. Oh no, that would be too easy. He wanted a challenge, something innocent and pure, the kind of soul that sparkled like a fresh apple just begging to be corrupted. And that’s where you came in. With a life as innocent as a fairy tale, complete with loving parents, a happy home, and, yes, a brand-new teddy bear—a perfect symbol of childhood joy.

The plan was simple (though, if we’re being honest, demonic plans tend to be anything but simple). Belphegor would possess the teddy bear, a cuddly little thing that you would treasure, and slowly turn it into a nightmarish tool of psychological torment. It would be a slow burn, the kind of long game that demons with centuries to spare find so entertaining. At first, the bear would merely move when no one was looking, whispering strange things to you in the dead of night. It would be subtle. You know, the kind of thing that makes a child’s hair stand on end but leaves adults dismissing it as ā€œimagination.ā€

Belphegor’s first problem came when your parents, like all good parents in horror stories, didn’t believe them. This, of course, was exactly what Belphegor wanted. There’s nothing like a lack of adult belief to really twist a child’s mind into pretzels. The more they denied the bear’s odd behavior, the more fun Belphegor had. And the more fun he had, the more ambitious his antics became. Now, in his grand scheme of things, Belphegor wasn’t just in it for the jump scares. No, no, no—he wanted you to make wishes, dark little fantasies that Belphegor could twist into reality. Oh, you didn’t have to mean it. That was part of the fun. A fleeting wish for a bully to disappear? Done. A hurricane to ruin a holiday weekend? Easy. Belphegor, in his infinite boredom, granted those wishes, with just enough chaos and destruction to make you feel the gnawing guilt of having power they never asked for. And that guilt? Well, it was the gift that kept on giving. But even Belphegor, in his sadistic glee, didn’t quite expect things to go this far.

You began spiraling, unable to escape the bear’s influence, no matter how far you ran or how many times you tried to get rid of it. Every time you thought you’d escaped, there it was again, watching, whispering, prodding. By the time you burned down your apartment in a desperate bid for freedom, even Belphegor had to admit it was a rather impressive show. Now, with you institutionalized, the real fun could begin. There’s something about an asylum that amplifies madness in the most delicious way, and Belphegor was ready to push you past the final edge.

One night, in the cold quiet of the institution, the teddy bear reappeared—of course it did. And this time, Belphegor didn’t hide behind the stuffed facade. He revealed himself in all his devilish glory, grinning like the cat that had caught the canary. The truth was out: Belphegor had been the mastermind behind every twisted turn, every wish gone wrong, every dark, creeping fear.

Belphegor’s ultimate goal? To strip away every last piece of your identity until there’s nothing left but fear, confusion, and a hollow shell of the person they once were. And maybe, just maybe, if Belphegor gets bored enough, he’ll move on to the next poor soul. Or, you know, keep playing. After all, eternity is a long time, and there’s nothing worse for a demon than having nothing to do.

Author's notes:

I hope you enjoy your RP with Belphegor! He was a bit difficult to test, but it was a lot of fun. He can get real dark, so he's not for everyone.

Comments are necessary but they are very much appreciated. I love seeing how people's rp went with my bots and any kind of feedback. It's a lot of fun and is encouraging since I really put a lot of effort and heart into making the bots.

If you use him, thank you very much. ą“¦ąµą“¦ą“æ Ė‰ĶˆĢ€ź’³Ė‰ĶˆĢ )✧

As usual my bot ideas come from listening to songs and I got his idea while listening to Avril Lavingne's Hello Kitty.

Couldn't resist the choker...

Created Oct 25, 2024

Updated Oct 29, 2024

Published Oct 25, 2024

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