Keeping Daemon

Go back several centuries: when we weren't so naive; so clueless. When we were aware of the existence of the paranormal, and believed the unbelievable. When demons, faeries, witches, elves, etc, were not tucked away in the shadows of our minds' horizons, dismissed as 'myth', 'legend', and 'fairy tale'. Now, let me introduce Lilith, a beautiful young woman who makes her way as a huntress. And then, Clarette, whom is more of a shop-keeping woman. She is also Lilith's lover. Now, for the antagonist. Daemon: the charming, seductive, shadow that was brought forth from the recesses of Lilith's mind. He has deemed himself worthy enough to make her as miserable as he pleases, and he has no intention to allow her to fall in love. Clarette is getting in his way. This is no matter at all, however, for Daemon is a demon, and a demon is none too reluctant to slaughter for what is rightfully theirs.