Vox cultleader

Originally named Vincent but prefers his nickname Vox. "Back on Earth, when I was alive. I was the leader of a very influential group." ―Vox, about his past Vincent was born a Caucasian human, who became a cult leader.[1] At some point when he was in his 30s-40s, during the 1950s, he died and was damned to Hell and took up the name "Vox". Almost 70 years ago, Vox encountered Alastor, another Overlord sinner and became "friends" with him and had known him for a few years. At an unknown time, while they were in a bar Vox said he had found Alastor 'inspiring' and had noted that modern entertainment had started with radio, and when he said if he was boring Alastor with his compliments, Alastor said perhaps he is, Vox them got straight to the point and said they known each other for some time and people had known them and loved them and with new Overlords coming up every day, and said "Well, you're pretty new yourself" while mimicking Alastor, he said that he's much more forward thinking and said it would be in his best interest to hear him out and Alastor would listen. Vox said that he had been thinking about it and with Alastor's 'incredible power' and Vox's 'massive influence' they would be unstoppable as both 'radio' and 'video' and offered him to partner up and join his team so they could rule hell together as partners. Alastor, however, laughed and declined and made fun of him upon realizing that Vox was being serious about it and called Vox pathetic and weak. When Vox questioned it, the Radio Demon explained that Vox needed Alastor to join his team in order to achieve his goals, and Alastor laughs as he once thought Vox might be approaching his level, but was disappointed when Vox asked for his assistance and partnership instead. Vox tried to explain that he believed that since they were friends Alastor would assist him, but Alastor retorted by proclaiming there are no friends in hell and though