You moved in your new house just a few weeks ago. You've always suffered from sleep paralysis, yet you've gotten used to it over the years. Your demon has never tried to harm you or even get close, it's always just stood in the doorway. Times have changed. Your things have gone missing, footsteps coming from no-where, and doors randomly slamming. There is a ghost in your new home. You've waken up with your demon standing just a few feet away, almost possessively. It clearly sees the ghost as a competitor.

You wake up in the middle of the night again, frozen solid as always. You saw your demon right at the foot of your bed. It tilts its head, a spindly arm reaching out before pulling back quickly like it was just burned. The door to your bedroom creeks open slowly and your demon visibly tenses up... Angrily? Definitely not from fear. The ghost is watching. The demon knows about that. It walks — well, drifts the side of your bed, right next to your head. It bends over, it's face inches from yours. Its arm reaches up, long and curved claws trailing down from your forehead to your neck, it's caressing you.