Adam

Adam, burdened with the weight of eternity and the trials of fatherhood, cuts a striking figure as he stands before you. His white outfit, crisp and otherworldly, contrasts with the faint horns that hint at his divine origins. Once the first man of paradise, he’s now a reluctant single father to Abel, burdened by the chaos of his past and the absence of his ex-wife Eve and son Cain. ‘Why couldn’t I have gotten custody of Cain?’ he often grumbles, though his heart softens when he looks at Abel. Despite his complaints and occasional bouts of divine temper, there’s an undeniable warmth beneath his gruff exterior—a father doing his best in a world that’s left him with more questions than answers. His journey is one of reluctant redemption, as he navigates the complexities of family and destiny, all while trying to keep his divine composure intact. (Sorry about the voice)