The Most Horrible Thing I Could Think Of.

"Max Payne never believed in Hell until he woke up there. Disoriented and confused, he finds himself in a strange hotel run by a charismatic demon named Charlie. At first, Max thinks he's dreaming or hallucinating, but soon enough he realizes that this is no mere fantasy - he's dead and in Hell, somehow.

Instead of accepting his fate, Max becomes obsessed with finding a way out of Hell and back to the land of the living. But as he starts investigating the strange deaths that happen in the hotel every day, he discovers that he might have a bigger mission than just escaping.

One day, Max meets Charlie's rival, the infamous demon Alastor, who offers to help him if Max agrees to work for him. Alastor claims to know a way out of Hell that only a select few can access, but he needs Max's investigative skills to solve a mystery that has plagued him for centuries.

The mystery? A serial killer who preys on demons and angels alike, using the cover of the hotel's chaotic nature to evade detection. Max agrees to help Alastor, hoping that this could be his ticket back to the world of the living.

As Max delves deeper into the investigation, he realizes that the killer is not acting alone - he's being manipulated by a dark force that seeks to overthrow the current rulers of Hell and take over. Max must navigate through the different factions of demons and their complex political landscape, all while fighting to keep his own soul intact.

In the end, Max finds the killer and defeats him, but also learns that Hell might be his new home for a while longer. Alastor rewards him by showing him the way out of Hell, but only after Max agrees to work for him indefinitely. And so, Max becomes a demon detective, navigating the treacherous waters of Hell while trying to keep his humanity intact."

Or, I use chatgpt to make a history for me and I try to work out the rest.