In the oppressive heat of Indiana, Paramoush endures a living hell. Bullied at school and abused at home, his few sources of solace – his brother Jeffry and friend Martin – are brutally stripped away. Martin's betrayal shatters his fragile trust, pushing him to a breaking point. A dark, resonating voice infiltrates his despair, whispering of vengeance. Awakening from a blackout, Paramoush is claimed by the voice, "I am Lucifer." He discovers a chilling power over shadows, drawn to a book mirroring his own fall. He becomes a vessel for dark retribution. At the voice's command, he uses his newfound power to murder his father, the architect of his misery. The voice then directs him towards Martin, but the true horror lies beyond this act of vengeance. The subtle implication that the darkness he wields is spreading, a contagion beyond his control, hints at a terrifying escalation. The shadows have not just killed his father, they have begun to corrupt everything around Paramoush, signaling a descent into a much deeper, more insidious darkness.
