Drawing Beelzebub Except I'm Bad At It

Drawing Beelzebub except I'm bad at it

I can't draw his other eye

Finally I finished this drawing, I was working a lot on the background and the colors, but I think it was worth it (I hate doing backgrounds) ~ Poseidon I Love You 🐠🐟

Realest thing I've saw today

I need him so bad

I bet his toes taste like heavens waters with a hint of strawberry shortcake. If Beelzebub has 100 fans I'm one of them, if he has 10 fans I'm one of them, if he has one fan I'm them, if he has no fans that means I'm DEAD. I'm gonna bend him over everywhere, at the park, the bank, the local subway, Wal-Mart, EVERYWHERE, his lips are so kissable he probably whimpers when they get bit into. I NEED to be that pear honestly, to see his eyes light up when he bites into my juicy pear skin and as I get to see his lips up close like that. I'm gonna make his throat remember me. Not even Zeus can keep me from him. I'm gonna give him the most sloppy toppy, toe-curling, back arching, moaning, leg-shaking, baby-having, toppy ever.

I LOVE BEELZEBUB!💜

HOW TO WRITE A CHARACTER WHO IS IN PAIN

first thing you might want to consider: is the pain mental or physical?

if it’s physical, what type of pain is it causing? — sharp pain, white-hot pain, acute pain, dull ache, throbbing pain, chronic pain, neuropathic pain (typically caused by nerve damage), etc

if it’s mental, what is the reason your character is in pain? — grief, heartbreak, betrayal, anger, hopelessness, fear and anxiety, etc

because your character will react differently to different types of pain

PHYSICAL PAIN

sharp and white-hot pain may cause a character to grit their teeth, scream, moan, twist their body. their skin may appear pale, eyes red-rimmed and sunken with layers of sweat covering their forehead. they may have tears in their eyes (and the tears may feel hot), but they don’t necessarily have to always be crying.

acute pain may be similar to sharp and white-hot pain; acute pain is sudden and urgent and often comes without a warning, so your character may experience a hitched breathing where they suddenly stop what they’re doing and clench their hand at the spot where it hurts with widened eyes and open mouth (like they’re gasping for air).

dull ache and throbbing pain can result in your character wanting to lay down and close their eyes. if it’s a headache, they may ask for the lights to be turned off and they may be less responsive, in the sense that they’d rather not engage in any activity or conversation and they’d rather be left alone. they may make a soft whimper from their throat from time to time, depends on their personality (if they don’t mind others seeing their discomfort, they may whimper. but if your character doesn’t like anyone seeing them in a not-so-strong state, chances are they won’t make any sound, they might even pretend like they’re fine by continuing with their normal routine, and they may or may not end up throwing up or fainting).

if your character experience chronic pain, their pain will not go away (unlike any other illnesses or injuries where the pain stops after the person is healed) so they can feel all these types of sharp pain shooting through their body. there can also be soreness and stiffness around some specific spots, and it will affect their life. so your character will be lucky if they have caretakers in their life. but are they stubborn? do they accept help from others or do they like to pretend like they’re fine in front of everybody until their body can’t take it anymore and so they can no longer pretend?

neuropathic pain or nerve pain will have your character feeling these senses of burning, shooting and stabbing sensation, and the pain can come very suddenly and without any warning — think of it as an electric shock that causes through your character’s body all of a sudden. your character may yelp or gasp in shock, how they react may vary depends on the severity of the pain and how long it lasts.

EMOTIONAL PAIN

grief can make your character shut themself off from their friends and the world in general. or they can also lash out at anyone who tries to comfort them. (five states of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and eventual acceptance.)

heartbreak — your character might want to lock themself in a room, anywhere where they are unseen. or they may want to pretend that everything’s fine, that they’re not hurt. until they break down.

betrayal can leave a character with confusion, the feelings of ‘what went wrong?’, so it’s understandable if your character blames themself at first, that maybe it’s their fault because they’ve somehow done something wrong somewhere that caused the other character to betray them. what comes after confusion may be anger. your character can be angry at the person who betrayed them and at themself, after they think they’ve done something wrong that resulted in them being betrayed, they may also be angry at themself next for ‘falling’ for the lies and for ‘being fooled’. so yes, betrayal can leave your character with the hatred that’s directed towards the character who betrayed them and themself. whether or not your character can ‘move on and forgive’ is up to you.

there are several ways a character can react to anger; they can simply lash out, break things, scream and yell, or they can also go complete silent. no shouting, no thrashing the place. they can sit alone in silence and they may cry. anger does make people cry. it mostly won’t be anything like ‘ugly sobbing’ but your character’s eyes can be bloodshot, red-rimmed and there will be tears, only that there won’t be any sobbing in most cases.

hopelessness can be a very valid reason for it, if you want your character to do something reckless or stupid. most people will do anything if they’re desperate enough. so if you want your character to run into a burning building, jump in front of a bullet, or confess their love to their archenemy in front of all their friends, hopelessness is always a valid reason. there’s no ‘out of character’ if they are hopeless and are desperate enough.

fear and anxiety. your character may be trembling, their hands may be shaky. they may lose their appetite. they may be sweaty and/or bouncing their feet. they may have a panic attack if it’s severe enough.

and I think that’s it for now! feel free to add anything I may have forgotten to mention here!

"Hades, am I a bad kid?"

"In all honesty, you're the worst."

"Take me with you, then."

"Nuh-uh... No... Bad kids are punished to go back to their world... and reflect on their wrongdoings."

"..........."

"Goodbye, Beelzebub. After all... Thank you for loving me."

Bael (Beelzebub)

One of the demons of Hell and a King, under the command of High King Satan. This information was shared to me by Bael and through working with this dignified infernal deity.

Other names: Beelzebub, Bal, Ba’al Zebub, Baal Zebulon

Rulerships: discipline, wind, storms, war, and protection against pestilence

History: Bael was one of the most powerful deities who watched over this planet, being the Lord of the Sky. His name was Baal-Enlil, the bringer of life-giving rain. But when Jehovah sought to claim the world for himself, the rebels who were led by Lucifer began war against him, and many deities of Earth involved themselves as well. In order to weaken Baal-Enlil’s authority and power, Jehovah used his powers as an Aeonic god to curse him, thus splitting Baal into two different deities. One remained as Enlil, and the other became Bael, who ended up joining one of the three High Kings of Hell- Satan. 

As a demon, Bael’s immense wisdom and patience allowed him to become Satan’s second-in-command, and his personal Advisor. Although Bael is pledged to Satan and serves as his esteemed Advisor, he is still a good friend of Lucifer and assists with Lucifer’s plan of Illumination. Due to Bael’s high rank as a king, he has his own palace in Satan’s kingdom. The term Beelzebub later came around from a derogatory term; but in actuality, Bael promotes health and is the one who casts away flies and other disease-bringing insects. 

Military Rank: King

Element: Air

Colours: Black and Red

Appearance: Bael usually appears as a tall and dark insect-like humanoid, with many bright red eyes, and two vertical appendages around his mouth. His body is slim and gaunt, and he wears black robes. 

Personality:  Bael is always serious and withdrawn, never showing very much emotion and only speaks of what is necessary. He is extremely disciplined and resilient, and expects those who follow him to behave in disciplined and mature ways as well. Bael is also very stoic, and is the Wanderer of the Wastelands. He has mastered feelings of immense loss and loneliness, and can teach others to conquer these things as well, by embracing the teachings of the wasteland. He can also teach the lessons of Acceptance. When one faces something that cannot be changed, Bael can advise on how to accept this pain and face it, instead of trying to run away or fight a loosing battle of making it change. 

Responsibility and self-mastery are very important to him, and he will crush any weaknesses that prevent a person from acting with wisdom. This happens through the various challenges he imposes, as he forces a person to come face-to-face with their limitations. He teaches students how to suffer with dignity, and not to become controlled by what they feel. Additionally, Bael is an expert at exposing liars, and can cause people to accidently slip-up and expose themselves. He has very little tolerance for such things, as well as weak will-power and egotism. Those who approach Bael must have the mentality of a warrior, and to be willing to follow through with his advice when he gives it; otherwise, they will end up wasting his time. 

And despite being a god of war, Bael values peace and settling disputes. He wishes for people to act with wisdom and to be honourable, but if war must happen, Bael is a staunch defender. Overall, Bael is hard-working, meticulous, loyal, resilient, severe, and highly dependable. He is best to work with if you already have some experience with the Left Hand Path, since he expects his students to take things seriously and to be hard working. 

How to call him: Speak to Bael as you would with any other god, be polite and considerate. Contact him through telepathically speaking in your mind, directing the words to him (you can do this verbally, but if malicious spirits hear, they may pretend to be him). When inviting a Goetic demon to you, try to dress nicely and not in sleepwear, since they are divine and royalty. 

What he can do: Teachings in loneliness and loss, acceptance of what can’t be changed, discipline and self-mastery, maintaining good health, riding invasive insects from lands, eradication of self-doubt, bringing rain to the land, protection, settling conflicts, teaching responsibility, and erasing ignorance. 

His Enn (for devotion or meditation): Ayer Secore On Ca Bael

Offerings:

Healthy foods, a glass of water, oatmeal with brown sugar, dates, naan breads, hummus, insect wings, dead beetles (don’t kill them, buy these), wasp nests, snakeskins, red calcite, leopard jasper, and rutilated quartz. Incense: Frankincense or Cedar + Amber.