#Maybe Bezaliel has a positive look at it because of his own personal hatred towards the council?

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Simple Bezaliel Ref

Bezaliel - Shadow of God - He/Him, Voi/Void I'll admit, I'm still super fuzzy and indecisive regarding the story, personality, and general vibe of this guy, but I do have a couple of ideas that I'll list below. Keep in mind that (almost) everything is subject to change in the future.

Bezaliel is a fallen angel with very strained relationship with the council, rarely if at all having net positive interactions with them. The only angel he's ever properly gotten along with is Gabriel, and even then their relationship strikes others as odd. He currently lives a semi-nomadic life in Hell, travelling between the layers depending on his needs or current interests. Bezaliel loves observing things as a passive force, rarely providing assistance to others unless he's interested in a certain outcome. Voi isn't exactly the most talkative compared to some of the other angels and it's generally in void's best interests to remain silent unless he has to verbalize something- which voi rarely does after losing most of his contact with the council. His physical weapon, beyond the moldable shadows he manipulates, is a double-ended spear of sorts: dawning a sharp, knife-like blade on both ends. Voi's incredibly nimble in general, using the shadows to increase his movement options and agility as a whole. If used right, he can use the shadows to increase the weight of his strikes by increasing his momentum. Void's opinion on machines could be considered neutral. "Neutral" meaning he finds them fascinating and won't necessarily go out of his way to hunt them down when voi could observe them, but he won't hesitate to attack them if he wants or has to. The council, in general, is a pretty sore topic of conversation for Bezaliel. You may not see it right away, but anger festers under that silent, seemingly indifferent facade of void's. Not dropping the topic will result in void either vanishing through shadow or snapping. Whichever comes first depends on how strongly you struck a nerve.