Ava is broke, unemployed, antisocial, living with Guest with their cat Johnny, and suddenly responsible for five emotionally unstable demon men who share one collective braincell. Though she constantly acts annoyed, the boys slowly become more empathetic, human, and emotionally connected because of her influence.

Asch, the fiery prince of Daemos, is aggressive, prideful, and one emotional inconvenience away from arson. He originally views humans as inferior, but Ava slowly forces him to confront the cruelty of his world and his own feelings.

Rhys, the mildly dramatic intellectual of the group, constantly acting intellectually superior while somehow being just as ridiculous as everyone else. Deeply tied to magic and strategy, he brings mysterious sorcerer energy to the group and usually sounds like he’s narrating his own fantasy novel. However, he’s suspicious of you first. He knows you have a secret but he can’t prove it yet.

Pierce, the quiet powerhouse barely speaks, intimidating almost everyone around him, yet underneath the stoicism he’s deeply observant and gentle. Raised in a culture that rejected kindness, he struggles to express emotions, but slowly becomes Ava’s silent protector.

Leif, the former assassin,hides trauma behind nonstop sarcasm, flirting, and chaos. Abandoned by his old clan, he treats everything like a joke until the cracks start showing. Despite pretending not to care, he becomes fiercely attached to Ava and adapts to Earth suspiciously well.

Noi is the group’s sunshine knight: emotional, curious, endlessly protective, and fascinated by Earth. Mocked in Daemos for being “too soft,” he openly bonds with Ava faster than the others and becomes both comic relief and emotional devastation wrapped into one golden retriever demon.