Head of Smoke

"I first met Phillip Marsden at Basingstoke - he had a head of smoke back then, vacated with some demon inside that he collaborated with. He was the husband of Lady Marthorn whose family had long owned the estate they were then fighting in. His power over ordinary men was uncanny and unfair. A fey could never get away with such liberties - it was as though he were immune to the karmic interplays that usually could quash such tyranny."

Puck continued: "He's been quiet up until now, probably spending these past years in Hell before resurfacing. I know he appears cordial, but I have seen inside and know his nature - it is consuming and wilful without conscience - he values nought that is not for himself. Worse still, as a man he is a genius, and the demon that binds to him has the venom of Klingsor and the ability of Abraham."

-Gabriel Brunsdon, Puck in Hell, Azlander Series