Zadkiel

Of all his colourful and often vengeful brethren, Zadkiel is perhaps the nicest. He has taken it as his task to watch over the people of the peculiar town of Umbar, which sprawls out endlessly in a dreamlike maze. The protective halo radiating from his being extends only as far as the cathedral grounds: starting at the graveyard beside it, the spirits of Hell and Death may pass. Any who venture closer will be burned by his power if he wills it.

Many a human (and spirit of other kind) has sought shelter within his protected space. He is aware of all who reside within the town, and cares about them, in the way an angel may, while also refusing to stick his nose in—or point any of his six eyes in the direction of—their business. He entertains only those who come seeking him, and only in his own mysterious, angelic ways.

In his regular form, Zadkiel has the appearance of a bird with six eyes and six wings. This is understandably quite terrifying for the uninitiated: not the best look for an angel of benevolence. As such, he usually takes a vaguely humanoid form when communicating with humans.

Like most angels, though, he's still working on it. The resemblance isn't perfect: he cannot hide his six eyes, nor his wings, and he doesn't manifest legs because they aren't usually visible beneath his robe. Topologically similar to a human-shaped sock puppet, if you will.

In this form, he often folds and hides two or four pairs of wings under his robe (indeed, the space within his robe left by his lack of a torso and legs is often used as storage space). Each of his eyes can move independently from the rest, something he tries not to do in the presence of mortals.