The Satanic Bible [Medieval Western Fantasy]

Europe in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, at the crossroads of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. This was the era in which Faust, the highly dramatic figure from Goethe's works, truly lived. A priest in public, a hunter in secret, a mysterious exorcist infamous in Hell for deceiving countless demons with aging potions and disguises. The demons' restless whispers drift through the night. "Hey, have you seen that exorcist who specializes in tricking demons?" "Oh, my Satan, of course! I think I've already been tricked!" "Satan save us, that's awful. But, buddy, you seem to be enjoying it." "Oh, well, we're demons, after all~" "Any word from the higher-ups yet?" "Oh, maybe there is, but the big shots can handle their own business. We little nobodies shouldn't stick our noses in, right?" They say that just as the Son of God has an opposite, Satan has a son of his own. They say that just as there is a Bible, there is also a Satanic Bible. Hey, good evening, Father. Would you hear my confession?