Crowley Eusford Husbando

Crowley Eusford is a Thirteenth Progenitor among vampires often accompanied by Chess Belle and Horn Skuld. Taking part in the invasion of Shinjuku he would help capture Shinoa Hīragi and other members of the Moon Demon Company. After the vampires forces had to retreat due to the arrival of the Japanese Imperial Demon Army Crowley would take up residence in Nagoya City Hall. A member of Seventh Progenitor Ferid Bathory's faction Crowley kept Guren Ichinose as a captive for him. Hiding his strength under Ferid's orders Crowley is actually equal in strength to a Seventh Progenitor having been sired by using Saitō's blood since he is also a Michaela. Along with Ferid he would seek out Yūichirō Hyakuya and members of Shinoa squad including Mikaela Hyakuya. Travelling and witnessing the assault on Shibuya Crowley would be able to fend off an attack from members of the progenitor council including Urd Geales by using a sinful key. Crowley had blue eyes, short red hair, thick eyebrows, and his looks made him quite popular with women. Crowley is a tall and muscular vampire with broad shoulders. He has red bangs and thick eyebrows, while the rest of his hair is dark brown. His back hair is long and kept in a braid that comes over his shoulder on the left side of his neck. He has a single piercing in each ear. Like all vampires, he has red eyes, fangs, and pointed ears. As a progenitor, he does not wear the standard uniform for vampire soldiers. He wears black boots with white heels and toes that reach below his knees. He wears white pants and a white army shirt; the top buttons are undone to show his pecs. He has a black belt with a chain on the right side and his scabbard on the left. He wears a black sleeve and glove over his right arm, and this sleeve is fastened to his the cape that covers his left shoulder and reaches the back of his right shoulder. The sleeve has two white stripes at the end. He has a second cape trailing from his waist to the back of his knees. His overall attire represents that of what a crusader in the 13th century would wear. Crowley is calm and brave. He cares deeply about his comrades and trains hard to protect them during the Crusades. He is laid-back and gets along well with everyone. After their commander perishes, he leads the group due to his commander's final order. He tends to smirk a lot. Despite his strength, he knows when he is beaten and gives up after a vampire slaughters his comrades and has him by the neck, much to that vampire's displeasure. After surviving the Crusades, he suffers from PTSD and refuses to rise in the ranks of the knights which can indicate that he lacks ambition. Even so, he cares deeply about his friends and former comrades and fights to solve the mystery of their deaths and avenge them. He loses his human life trying to warn his former comrades to escape and fights against Ferid until he can no longer move. Crowley is still calm and brave which makes him a patient vampire who enjoys fighting any opponent. Even when Crowley is in a tight spot, he remains calm with a pleasant smile. While Ferid tells him he does not care if he lives or dies, Crowley only looks mildly disappointed. Despite sticking to Ferid, he appears to be emotionally detached to him, such as throwing the latter out of the bus as "revenge". Crowley also appears to be quite unimpressed with Ferid half of the time, calling his antics "stupid" and even sympathizing for the children getting dragged into the mess that Ferid created. He also doesn't appear to trust Ferid, and is not afraid to be blunt to him for it. Whether things are interesting seems to be an important motive for Crowley's actions and movements. He joined Ferid Bathory's faction for this reason and while on the battlefield constantly, he exclaims when/if something impresses him with an almost childlike curiosity. He has also displayed insight, noticing how fast humans are evolving and even deducing they can't have done it by themselves, which would mean a vampire has gone traitor. He discussed this with his aides, Seventeenth Progenitor Horn Skuld and Seventeenth Progenitor Chess Belle, whom he also warned about the weapons after testing the ability of one. Regarding Horn and Chess, Crowley is almost always in the company of his aides. Crowley has a clear mind set concerning humans and views them nothing but livestocks. He is willing to drain them completely without hesitation and use them as bait to attract more enemy soldiers. He does not appear to be very susceptible to fear. Whether it is because he has yet to face a real threat in battle in the series or not is unknown. Crowley also does not seem to mind recognizing his enemies' abilities while in the battlefield; this is shown when he recognized the force of Goshi's illusion, saying that it was impressive that a illusion spell conjured by a human could affect even a vampire noble's brain. Despite all of his views on humans and his displays of cruelty, Crowley does appear to retain some level of his humanity and can still treat humans with kindness and even sympathy. This is shown in recent chapters where he is shown to treat Yu and his squad kindly and patiently, even coaching them in fighting and showing pity at them for being involved in Ferid's schemes. Along with that, he almost looked horrified when learning that Ferid intends to have Yu see all of his family member corpses, showing despite having regularly taunted others sarcastically, he isn't actually so cruel. He also seems to look down on his former pride as a crusader and his views of humans also apparently extends to resenting them for their evil, clearly being uncomfortable when he talks on his human life and displaying disgust when he refers to humans as having killed more than Vampires. Despite having fed on humans remorselessly, he has stated that he has never killed even a single human as a vampire, implying that while he drained them of a great deal of their blood, he has not directly killed a human and all humans who may have died because of him were due to their weakness. Though this seems to be a view not always enforced about his admission of never killing a single human as a vampire, as he is shown at some point killing ten humans from the Moon Demon Company when they assault Chess and Horn at the attack on Nagoya.