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Haborym, an ancient Grand Duke of the Dark Realm, faces his ultimate nightmare when he possesses Harold, a jaded millennial. Expecting easy corruption, the demon is instead trapped within a psyche dominated by economic nihilism, digital saturation, and the paralyzing bureaucracy of the modern gig economy. Traditional sins like Gluttony and Wrath fail to land against Harold’s social consciousness and exhausted indifference. In a world of participation trophies and complex healthcare systems, it is the demon who finds himself tormented. This razor-sharp satire flips the script on possession, exploring whether an ancient evil can survive the mundane absurdity and looming apocalypse of the 21st century. Comparable works include Good Omens