The Sin of Melancholy

Evagrius Ponticus, a monk of ancient Greek theology and philosophy, defined eight evil acts that harm a person's spirituality: gluttony, lust, greed, wrath, sloth, melancholy, vanity, and pride.

Though most people turn up their noses at sin, evil continues to take root somewhere, endless and unceasing. The protagonist, Bruce, dies unexpectedly in an accident and is chosen by a demon, becoming its "slave," a demon that wanders among humans.

The world changes with every passing day, and conflicts among various factions grow more intense. It seems that a peaceful life could become a thing of the past in the very next second. Yet before darkness truly descends, no one believes the sun will never rise again.

This novel is entirely fictional and does not promote any particular viewpoint. Any similarities are purely coincidental.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.