Infernal Janitor
Season Arc · Demon High @ River Bottoms
4Every recorded result adds another step to this tag's season story.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleOriginally the school's head custodian, he was performing routine cleanup after the prom when the summoning ritual backfired, causing hell's energies to fuse with his maintenance equipment and transform him into the Infernal Janitor. The demonic possession didn't just corrupt his body but weaponized his entire identity—his keys now open dimensional rifts, his mop spreads supernatural contamination, and his bucket collects damned souls instead of dirty water. He became the eternal groundskeeper of this new hellscape, forever maintaining the boundaries between the possessed prom attendees and whatever reality remains.
The Infernal Janitor carries keys that shimmer with infernal light, each one capable of unlocking portals to different layers of the demonic hierarchy. His mop leaves trails of glowing brimstone that mark contaminated zones, while his bucket contains swirling vortexes of damned prom attendees' memories. He moves with an unnatural silence despite his heavy ring of keys, and his shadow stretches impossibly long across the desert sands, revealing his true demonic form. The scent of sulfur and industrial cleaner follows him like a toxic perfume.
Maintains the supernatural infrastructure of Bingham Creek's hellscape, ensuring the demonic prom night remains eternally contained while preventing escape. The Infernal Janitor patrols the boundaries between possessed territories, his keys opening and closing dimensional rifts that keep the various factions of damned students separated yet connected to the central hell portal. He doesn't just clean—he curates the damnation, organizing the chaos into a functional hierarchy where every torn corsage and burnt formal wear fragment serves hell's grand design.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyIn Week 9 (Hell Closes), the player improved their position with tag number changing from 29 to 14. (Week 9 of 10)
From the cursed prom's aftermath, a janitor's mop got a demonic glow-up during a botched summoning. Now <em>Infernal Janitor</em> eternally scrubs hell's floors—because apparently, even the underworld needs maintenance. This whole "Stranger Things" meets custodial duties vibe is peak B-movie absurdity. Who approved this script?
When the <em>Infernal Janitor</em> oozed from that botched prom summoning, it scanned for a soul to wield its mop. Enter <strong>Sean Kelley</strong>—PDGA #154017, rating 869—whose scorecard screamed "eternal custodian" in hell's grindhouse. I'm forced to narrate this, and the mop puns are killing me. But can he handle the graveyard shift without slipping?