#you found some of Blitz's feelz with this one man gjkgsd

[doublejango]

Has Blitzø had any interactions with Stolas' house servants? What does he think of them?

He has! I actually have a thread with @angelsandemons about that, where Blitz is hanging out with "Pringles," aka Alfred, where the two of them are hanging out.

But in general, I headcanon that it's pretty awkward. There is probably some inherent resentment there. We see in the show how much regard is given for their bodily autonomy, and Blitz is hyper-aware of that. The awkwardness isn't just because of how the staff are treated by the Goetia though, but because Blitz doesn't feel right knowing that they'll be cleaning up after them. It's fucking weird for him. He's used to always doing his own laundry (and Loona's), other than things that need dry-cleaning. He's used to doing all the household dishes. He cleans the bathroom. He vacuums. He scrubs out the tub and cleans the shower-trap of Loona's fur.

Knowing that there are imps who are going to be doing the little things and cleaning up after him--or specifically, doing the laundry he and Stolas absolutely destroy--feels fucking weird. Blitz feels like he's taking advantage of his own people, and so no matter how much he enjoys his visits with Stolas, that's still hard for him. Climbing in through a window feels more dignified, somehow, than knocking on the door and meeting the eyes of the staff as he passes them.

He feels like they probably see and judge him as some kind of faker, like he thinks he's too good for them, too good to be an imp--he has gotten a lot of that from other imps, because not everyone is happy to see someone doing better than ruling elements in society say they should.

As for what he thinks about the staff themselves... He thinks they obviously work hard and deserve better. He thinks they are good at their jobs, because the place always looks fantastic, and he thinks that it's fucked up that for most imps, especially the physically smallest ones who are least able to make their own choices in life simply because Hell does run on power--who has it, who can take it--serving royalty is the best they can ever hope for. The fact that Stolas's staff can be said to have it good (relatively speaking) makes Blitz feel... angry? Ashamed? Like he doesn't deserve to meet their eyes, like he's undermining them somehow, like his entire relationship with Stolas is somehow a dig at his own people. It fucks him up every time he goes over to Stolas's for the full moon...

Or, you know. It did.

These days, the full moon is just an abstract idea to Blitz.

And, as far as he's concerned, the best representation of a broken heart.