Angra Mainyu
In "Yasna" 32.3, these "daevas" are identified as the offspring, not of Angra Mainyu, but of "akem manah", "evil thinking". A few verses earlier it is however the "daebaaman", "deceiver" – not otherwise identified but "probably Angra Mainyu" – who induces the "daevas" to choose "achistem manah" – "worst thinking." In "Yasna" 32.13, the abode of the wicked is not the abode of Angra Mainyu, but the abode of the same "worst thinking". "One would have expected [Angra Mainyu] to reign in hell, since he had created 'death and how, at the end, the worst existence shall be for the deceitful' ("Y." 30.4)."