A demon, cursed and bound to a dagger, forced to serve whoever owns the blade.

A boy on the run from his past, desperate to no longer be alone.

A contract between the two that irrevocably intertwines their fates together.

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Koel was running from a mistake he knew he'd never be able to fix, a mistake that ate at his very soul. He resigned himself to a life of loneliness and fear, always aware that he had screwed up big time.

But when he discovers a strange knife and finds himself stuck in an ancient contract with a demon, he doesn't know whether to be happy or horrified. On the one hand, his time alone has come to an end. On the other, the demon is violent and cruel, hateful toward all humankind--who had bound him to the knife and forced the demon to serve whoever owned the knife for millennia.

The demon chooses to use Koel as much as he can while being subjected to a life of servitude due to the curse. He sees his new master as a completely amateur and naive human, someone who can easily be manipulated but also someone whose morals enrage him. But when Koel offers to find a way to free the demon from his curse, he finds himself caught up in Koel's complex life--something he'd never expected to happen.

The following poem is about someone who is remembering the bad spots in her own life. Her broken friendships and relationships replay over and over in her head, as they weigh her spirit down. She describes the feeling as a knife in her back being twisted.

After falling in love, the infamous slaughterer, Rust stops all his bad actions and beats the urges in himself. The detectives on his case broke up after an enormous fight and are forced to leave the case as the killer was nowhere to be found. Turn of events happen and Irony struck everyone.