Uriel quickly corrects him, stating bluntly that he could annihilate galaxies. Harry Dresden claims that Uriel has the power to destroy the solar system. He wears jeans, old boots, a white shirt, and denim jacket, standing with utter stillness. In Ghost Story, Uriel appears as a young man with dark gold hair that hung messily over silver blue eyes and sharp cheekbones. He snorts when laughing in a non-angelic way. His blond hair falls over his guileless blue eyes. In Changes, Uriel appears as a tall, young man wearing a tee shirt and jeans and a farmer's duck coat. He wears janitor's coveralls and pushed a janitor's cart. He has a round belly, dark skin, short curly silver hair and a short beard. In Small Favor, Uriel appears as a little old guy named Jake. He also occasionally visits Dresden with annoying, cryptic advice. One of Uriel's main tasks is to preserve free will, often employing dead spirits in a metaphorical police stations. Bob and Dresden considers him as Heaven's Black-Ops, and Bob is of the opinion that Dresden's receiving a favor from him is not a good thing. Uriel is the quietest and likely the most dangerous archangel. Mab calls him the Watchman, and describes him as the one who works in the shadows, acting inconspicuously. Dresden also calls him the Spymaster, and describes him as Heaven's spook. Harry Dresden describes Uriel as aggravating and scary with something "hideously absolute" about him, unyielding and unchanging, that makes Dresden feel fragile. Dresden and Uriel on the way to “What Comes Next”. Description Harry Dresden Can’t you give me a straight answer? Is there some law of the universe that compels you to be so freaking mysterious? Uriel Several, actually.
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