Bean is ready to take control of her after life. She wants to keep looking forward to whatever the future holds. Redemption. Love. Revenge. but her past keeps getting in her way of making any decisions.

After his defeat at the hand of Adam, Alastor's life spiraled out of his control. With his microphone broken and powers diminished, he was useless to the owner of his soul; sold to his rival Vox, he has spent three years being tormented, humiliated, and abused. Reduced to a feral, frightened thing, he has long given up hope of rescue. For many years, Daphne has contented herself with being a forgotten great-granddaughter of Paimon. The child of a Goetia princess and a lowly Sinner demon, Daphne grew up in shame, hidden away from the public eye. A Princess in name only, she thought she had been spared the royal duties of an heir of Paimon. But Daphne's mother has other plans. Desperate to get back into Paimon's good graces, she negotiated a groundbreaking deal-a foothold for the Goetia in the Pride ring in exchange for her daughter's hand in marriage to one of the Vees. Forced to choose between the Overlords, Daphne comes up with a creative solution, but gets far more than she bargained for.

Centuries ago, Alastor was cast out of Hell, and time. Cursed to remain in a monstrous form and wander the earth, he has no hope of ever breaking free. He lives wild in the woods of New England, hunting and eating men and having long forgotten that he ever was one. Daphne is a Puritan woman who fled her husband and people, living in self-imposed exile. After years of struggling, she has carved out a little life for herself on a remote homestead. She lives quietly and modestly, making sure to keep her head low and her life as uneventful as possible. Until one cold winter night, when something comes knocking at her door...

Having been around the block more than a few times, Calanthe is bored. So bored in fact that she chances a one-way ticket to Hell. There, she is greeted by an enigmatic man with a face splitting smile who has more than a few questions. Just who is this strange woman, and why does she seem to know more about Hell than a new arrival should? No matter the answers, the Radio Demon's stint in Hell sure got a lot less mundane. Canon divergent, slow burn.