Demons
Rank 9
The Devourer
Theese resemble their The Shapeless in form, but not in how they attack or hunt. Theese cute small blobs of sugar and candy can be seen flying either by itself or among two or three friends playing around in the air. Theese can easily be fooled for "tame" demons that don't hurt humans, but that is exactly what they want.
Theese pesky little bastards fool you with their big eyes and two arts of their body on top looking like two small "antennas" and create small cute sounds which sounds like they are saying "Poyo~".
As soon as they get as close to the human that they have fooled they devour it whole in the blink of a second.
However theese enemies go often towards kids or adult's who don't know better and are easily killed. However they share the same trait as the Shapeless and can combine to become a bigger one that could in fact devour a entire building.
The Soul Eater
Just as The Devourer the Soul Eater are of a cute and innocent kind, but don't use their cute looks to get their enemy. They are small dark balls with a pink crystal on their forhead and smaller circular eyes and a very small mouth and makes a sound which sounds like "Nyoro~" Theese don't eat human flesh, but rather human souls.
The crystal on their forehead sucks the soul out of anyone it's crystal touches. This would seem like a hard task due to their demonic design, but these have the quality of shrouding themselves in a fog that makes them invisible to the untrained eye. They then touch their crystal to their victim and move as far away as they can wile they slowly, but surely suck all their life energy out of them and they can follow their victim for hours.
They often team up with devourers so they can both get fed. The Soul Eater suck the soul out of the enemy and when it's done the Devourer eats the rest of the human. However the soul eater have no ways of attacking and are easily killed. They can also combine to become a stronger and bigger soul eater just like the devourer, able to suck the soul out of several people instead of just one.