Bran Sinai

Among the first born, powerful, eternal, and ambiguous to the Grand Design, Bran Sinai lights up the world of Sheol. She is her mother's spite incarnate, appropriately named in opposition to Bran Vaal, the golden city of Ao. This crimson city of the shedim floats on high in the Sheolian sky now, but a hint of her wicked power and glory in ages past. 
==Appearance==
On the surface of Sheol, it is clear that the thick air is given color by the bloody hue of the glowing moon. Bran Sinai appears an ordinary celestial body at a passing glance, save the scarlet color. Her beauty is just another thing those below can only marvel at, wondering what truly lies on her surface and beyond it.
Aoide and her Iblis exclusively venture to the surface of Bran Sinai. It is forbidden for other Shedim to venture to their sister's being without the proper order in being there. Those who try to force themselves to Bran Sinai, such as daring Inadri, are quickly met by opposition. Flying guardians prevent air mounted being from reaching her. The only known way of entering Bran Sinai's bounds safely lies atop Sheol's crown, where a gateway will lead a traveler to the crimson moon.
==Layout==
The surface of Bran Sinai is marked as a scarred and battle-worn landscape of withering. In the Battle of Bran Vaal, Bran Sinai's surface held host to various battles. Blood was shed, the shells exploding across her body, wicked sorcery being cast across her plains, all of which still remain in one form or another. The bones of powerful rau'n and shedim, now slain, litter her desert wastes. Great voids and craters scatter and break her body, within which the fluid remnants of magic flow to. Lyr without purpose leaks and gathers across her form, further promoting the lack of order in Sheol. 
The immense canyons widen and converge inevitably. At the origin of them all, Aoide's palace and fortress stands erect from Bran Sinai's ruddy sands. The appearance of a ravaged landscape quickly shows signs of systematic networking through the fissures and tunnels below. Overarching bridges - although most are shattered - link the jagged shards together and finally to the castle structure. "Eye of Bran Sinai?" meh...
==Personality==
Shedim have feelings too, even Iblis. Especially Iblis, even.
==Because I know this will be more than just an appearance and personality header==
Sheol and Bran Sinai are going to be monsters on the wikia when they're actually finished... xD