Even though the protagonist complains to this character that his wages are meager, this character chooses to pay him "what our country will afford." When the protagonist refuses, he notes how many transgressors he has put to shameful death, and how many he has delivered by p
Even though the protagonist complains to this character that his wages are meager, this character chooses to pay him "what our country will afford." When the protagonist refuses, he notes how many transgressors he has put to shameful death, and how many he has delivered by power or fraud. Upon first encountering him, the protagonist notes how he has no armor and that it is easier to run away than to pierce this character with darts. This being notes how the protagonist nearly fainted at the Gulf of Despond, before firing a flaming arrow at the protagonist, before spreading his dragon wings so that this semi-fish, semi-lion demon flies away. For ten points, identify this fiend in the Valley of Humiliation that fights Christian in Pilgrim's Progress, which is sometimes known as Abaddon.
Even though the protagonist complains to this character that his wages are meager, this character chooses to pay him "what our country will afford.
{Apollyon}