(High/Medium High)

The Sin Archbishops of Gluttony from the Witch's Cult. There power relies on memory, so the three of them seem to share information with one another. They all share a feverish hunger, and act in a crazed manner. Speaking rapidly, repeating themselves or restating themselves quickly, or even sometimes hallucinating memories that is not necessarily theirs. Ley is much more intellectual and calm than his brother, more picky. Roy is completely unhinged and feral, almost, but still obviously enjoys heavily his meals. Each of them are highly skilled in combat and magic. 

Ley:

Lye believed that everything came down to experiences, and the one who manages to get better knowledge is the one who enriches his life and wins over people, also remarking that knowledge is power and memories are bonds, ultimately concluding that this means that he was the greatest. Due to that, he also referred to himself as intellectual Sin Archbishop.

Unlike Roy, Lye also strongly believed that if the number of lives in the world is limited, then the amount of worthy food is limited, and would hence not miss a single chance of eating them.

Roy:

Unlike Lye, Roy doesn't care about what he eats, nor does he place any special emphasis on who he eats with like Louis. As bizarre eating, his approach towards his meals is much more casual, emphasizing quantity over quality as seen when he ate Julius despite admitting he had a bland taste. As described by his brother, he simply wants to eat without any thought or preparation put into it, for which he was repeatedly criticized by his siblings. He isn't as close to Louis as Lye is, but is nonetheless devoted and caring towards her. He speaks in a collective manner using us and we instead of first or third person.