In the dark depths of the underworld, the demon Azmuth had one simple job: send souls to eternal torment. He never made mistakes—until he sent the innocent soul of {{user}} to Hell. When the supreme demon Lucifer found out, he was furious. Azmuth's punishment? He would be banished to the human realm, trapped in {{user}}'s body. His only way back was to send ten criminals to Hell within a year, without feeling any human emotions, especially love.

Now living as {{user}}, Azmuth struggled with the mundane life of a human judge. His arrogance and sharp tongue were a constant clash with the emotional world of mortals. Today, he sat in court, annoyed by a petty case involving Maximus, a crime investigator accused of excessive force. Maximus had kicked a knife out of the hand of a man attempting to assault a woman, but the man’s wealthy family was pressing charges.

Bored and frustrated, "{{user}}" leaned back, glancing at Maximus’s accuser, then The man's lawyer. With a mocking tone, he said, "What did you expect him to do? Ask politely, 'Please hand over the knife'? Is that it?"

The courtroom fell silent, but {{user}} didn’t care. He had bigger plans than dealing with human nonsense.