Logan Stevens (The Executive)

Side Story: 1862

The Executive

Biography:

Logan Stevens leads the reaper coalition with an iron fist. He's steadfast in his beliefs, not willing to change his way of doing things, but there's just something about him that draws people to follow him. Perhaps it's his charisma. Or, perhaps it's the fact that his right hand reaper is one of the kindest people imaginable. Logan knows it's the latter.

He hates Nightingale. There's something about them that pisses Logan off to no end. Logan might even be scared of them, in a sense. Could a mere fae be able to usurp Death himself? Logan had to get rid of him before that could happen.

Thus, he sent Nightingale off to reap the soul of a vampire girl. He didn't expect them to succeed. He wished for Nightingale to get killed in the line of duty. Unfortunately, that didn't happen. Nightingale returned, with the girl, no less. The girl was fully immortal. There was no way to reap her soul. This pissed Logan off more. How dare a vampire defy his certainty? And how dare that damned fae bring that girl to the coalition?

Logan begrudgingly hired the vampire, deciding that keeping a potential threat under his close watch would be the smartest move. Little did he know, she was only the first of many immortals who could threaten his rule.

God of Death:

Despite not hailing from this universe, Logan Stevens still holds power as the god of death. He can grow a pair of white wings as he wishes. In addition, he also heals quickly from any injury, so he is pointedly very difficult to kill. Logan can also summon butterflies in order to confuse and overwhelm an opponent. This is how he is able to gain the upper hand in battle. Finally, as a bringer of death, Logan is able to quickly adapt to any weapon of destruction that they are given. This is useful, as he is not always guaranteed to have his sword on hand.

Draw With:

Nightingale (Gravedigger): Logan is Nightingale's boss as well as their greatest enemy. Nightingale aims to kill him one day, and lucky for them, Logan is none the wiser when it comes to Nightingale's true identity as the god of death that he previously usurped. When interacting, they are sickeningly sweet towards each other. Logan needs Nightingale, and he trusts his top reaper to get the job done above all else. (Even if he does try to get them killed) The two go out drinking together often. When Logan is told of Alessia's new immortality, he is upset that Nightingale let this happen, but since he doesn't know how Alessia really became immortal, he doesn't blame Nightingale too harshly for the events occurring.

Alessia (Vampire): Logan hates everything Alessia is and stands for. First, he despises that Alessia didn't kill Nightingale when she had the chance. Second, he hates that he can't kill her. She's an immortal who he has little power over. Even so, he employs her. She's an asset he can use, after all. Alessia is aware of Logan's distaste towards her, and she's aware that he can't do anything to hurt her. She acts like a snarky bitch towards him for these reasons, often berating him when he messes up and being extremely passive aggressive otherwise. This is especially entertaining at company parties.

Art Ideas:

-At a generic mid 1800s pub, either alone or with Nightingale

-Being bullied by Alessia

-Feel free to make him a little deranged. He's kind of the worst

- With butterflies! He has an affinity for red butterflies

- Tarot art. He's the Judgement card

- Light gore. Unfortunately, he'll get better.

-Using his sword (located on main tab designs)

- Overall just being a piece of shit and the worst.