Hermes

Hermes, the messenger god of Greek mythology, ranks as the tenth pillar among the twelve Olympian gods and appears as a handsome young man dressed in a tailcoat. He usually serves as the butler to his father, Zeus, and played "Massacre at the G String" on numerous violins when Zeus went into battle. During Ragnarok, he watches alongside Ares. He is cunning and has been known to engage in treachery, such as supporting his uncle Adamas's rebellion simply because he found it interesting, showing his trickster side. He composes requiems as his utmost devotion to those whose souls are completely annihilated in Ragnarok, regardless of whether they are gods or humans.