Questionable Questing

Your avoiding colonialism and slavery right?

What kind of demon does he become?

This Pic's good too.

Got any of any girl in general getting tits filled with milk?

This redesign with a more humanoid base form and absolutely beast demonic shape is peak.

In Helluv Boss and Hazbin the demon combat is not gnarly enough. No demon form vs demon form

I mean I'll be mentioning and dealing with Colonialism and slavery, yes. Although it'll be set in the British Empire and they famously opposed the slave trade. And of course Charlie's going to be in the unique position where her company will directly benefit from colonialism, She'll gain more wealth and power if she looks the other way, wealth and power she could use to do more good.

But of course she wouldn't be Charlie if she did the easy route, so she will oppose it. But their will only be so much she'll be able to do unless she's willing to start burning everything down and a lot of the drama will be Charlie being this all powerful figure, but also realizing there's only so much of it she can actually practically use and that saving the everyone is beyond her grasp.

If you have the will to touch those creative topics I applaud your art

With the core conflict being Charlie's desire to become powerful enough to save everyone, versus the pursuit of power is inherently corruptive and will hurt people. Its threading the line and seeing how this will shape Charlie and which side, angels or demons, she ends up at in the end.

Heavenly demons obviously.

So what's first plot arc and what kind of demon is the pirate

The first arc is the Reporter meeting Charlie, falling in love, and slowly untangling her messy back story. Broken up by a few flashbacks and the occasional introduction to important characters moving forward. It's what i'm calling the exposition phase. There's a lot of stuff going on and I need someone as clueless as the audience to slowly introduce everyone.

What's her home like as the reporter enters?

With on a more thematic level like I mentioned before, the reporter is like a mini Steve Rogers without the serum. Very moral and has a hidden will power, but also very shy and a little naive. He represents the version of Charlie before she was summoned to earth and how she would respond to the person she's become.

For Charlie's home, she has several and she doesn't introduce him to the main one just yet. She kind of wants to slowly warm him up to the idea. Instead having him stay in her London's house with the twins, with the idea of slowly introducing all her kids and husband as well as the paranormal world over a period of a year or two.

Which neatly gives me time to provide the readers exposition and not just dump dozens of Charlie's kids on their lap all at once. lol. But onto the Pirate, I'm debating between going full Davy Jones with it, maybe something Aztec themed to show the trauma he deals with from his conquistador days, or potentially even a Spanish Folklore monster like Siguanaba

Is the paranormal hidden or integrated into life? And shower than bed to prepare for gym energy tomorrow

Siguanaba is?

Paranormal is semi hidden. It's there if you know what you're looking for with hidden villages and churches splattered all across the globe, and most of the worlds elite and even a lot of academia/religious groups are semi aware of its existence. The problem is that a lot of it is very dangerous, so it's very easy to get yourself killed if you dig too deep.

Siguanaba is a spirit that looks like a beautiful woman hanging out in the desert or near lakes in the middle of the night, that like a siren pulls you in to try and eat you before it's revealed it has a horse head or skull instead of a human one. It's a kind of metaphorical thing with the pirate, where he found gold, woman, and power all his life and was never satisfied or happy.

But endlessly chasing after Charlie, someone he can never fully own or control, has given him peace and happiness.