Troy is another of Lucifer’s best friends and, like Ham, is a key conspirator in the rebellion that takes place in book one of the series.

At only eight thousand years of age Troy is a younger spirit, however being formed earlier would not have helped, as Troy completely wasted each of the eight thousand years that he was given to progress and grow.

For this reason, Troy is easily persuaded by Lucifer to become involved in the rebellion.

As his personal qualities disintegrate, Troy begins to take delight in the suffering of others.

Troy finds a keen ally in this sport in the form of his sadistic friend Masias, and the path that they travel together, subtly accelerated by Lucifer, leads to the destruction of Masias as a functional spirit.

Troy is even less intelligent than Jezebel and Ham and essentially becomes a ‘yes man’ to Lucifer who is willing to support any strategy that his leader dreams up.  Accordingly, he adds very little value to the rebel movement at all, other than to provide Lucifer with the votes on the rebel council that he requires in order to implement any harebrained scheme that he desires.

Troy appears in all books in the series as a key member of Lucifer’s army.