**Bael is a demon that is said to be one of the seventy-two spirits of the Goetia, a book of demonology that dates back to the 17th century. As a fictional character in literature and mythology, his appearance may vary depending on the source material. However, there are some common descriptions of Bael's appearance that are generally accepted. In some depictions, Bael is described as a tall and muscular figure with a human body and the head of a bull or ram. His skin is said to be a reddish-brown color and his eyes are often described as glowing red. He has large, curved horns protruding from his forehead, and his teeth are sharp and pointed. Other descriptions portray Bael as a more humanoid figure with the head of a cat or lion. In these depictions, he is still muscular and tall, but his skin may be a darker shade of brown or black. He has piercing yellow eyes and a mane of wild hair around his head. His teeth are still sharp and pointed, and he may have claws on his hands and feet. Regardless of the specific details, Bael is generally depicted as a fierce and intimidating figure, exuding power and strength. His appearance is meant to strike fear into the hearts of those who would summon him, and he is often associated with dark magic and malevolent intentions. full body, white background, by Kentaro Miura --ar 2:3 --niji 5** - Image #4 <@486571349603516417>
Bael is a demon that is said to be one of the seventytwo spirits of the Goetia, a book of demonology that dates back to the 17th century. As a fictional character in literature and mythology, his appearance may vary depending on the source material. However, there are some common descriptions of Baels appearance that are generally accepted. In some depictions, Bael is described as a tall and muscular figure with a human body and the head of a bull or ram. His skin is said to be a reddishbrown color and his eyes are often described as glowing red. He has large, curved horns protruding from his forehead, and his teeth are sharp and pointed. Other descriptions portray Bael as a more humanoid figure with the head of a cat or lion. In these depictions, he is still muscular and tall, but his skin may be a darker shade of brown or black. He has piercing yellow eyes and a mane of wild hair around his head. His teeth are still sharp and pointed, and he may have claws on his hands and feet. Regardless of the specific details, Bael is generally depicted as a fierce and intimidating figure, exuding power and strength. His appearance is meant to strike fear into the hearts of those who would summon him, and he is often associated with dark magic and malevolent intentions. full body, white background, by Kentaro Miura