Archangel Joy

A renegade angel representing both grace and happiness, Archangel Joy has found an elusive spot to gain strength in secret. By roaming purgatory and consuming the souls of the lost, she gains more and more power. Although she is very strong, she does not use her strength to capture prey, rather her victims usually go toward her thinking she is the way to heaven. They accept her warm embrace, only to be devoured moments later. When she enters a room, she directs all attention unto herself, playing a familiar tune associated with heaven. She sings to her prey, offering them sanctuary from their weary travels. It is unknown how many souls she has consumed, but considering she has been there for hundreds of years, estimates are well into the thousands. For this reason, she could be considered strong enough to take on even a god, but chooses to continuously consume in a never ending cycle of gluttony.

Appearance
Archangel Joy's appearance is that of a beautiful woman, draped in white robes and standing at 12 feet tall. She floats effortlessly using her feathered wings and presents an aura of majesty. She usually has her eyes closed on normal prey, but when they start to run, she opens them to give chase. Upon doing so, her graceful facade fades, and the beautiful face is replaced with a chilling stone mask with a single glowing left eye and a smile carved into it. This mask is known as the Mask of Joy, and is the sister item to the Mask of Sorrow.