Alvin Leung is a successful young man fresh out of college with a bright future ahead of him. He’s just got one problem: boredom. His desk job just isn’t as exciting as he hoped it would be but, fortunately for him, a chance encounter at a bar leads to something life-changing.
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It’s time for Corey to make it up to Marcus for making him worry. He’s ready to use his body to pleasure his master but the dastardly supervillain has other plans as he introduces Corey to a new but not-unfamiliar playmate.
After the ordeal of extracting Hari’s poison from his body, Corey convalesces in Master’s bed. When Master notices he’s awake and aware earlier than expected, he’s given a reward for being such a strong, resilient boy.
Vayne’s lesson continues and one of the squires proves particularly enthusiastic.
Vayne pays a visit to the kitchens to check on Tomaç’s progress and finds himself teaching an important lesson to the kitchen staff about how to bring out a man’s passion.
Now that Brother Tomaç has so helpfully brought himself into Vayne’s orbit, the fallen paladin sets a plan in motion that will corrupt the Order from the inside and bring him one step closer to reuniting with Azzagg.
Vayne continues to corrupt Edric as his memories of his time in Hell resurface. Just when he needs it the most, the perfect vehicle for his reunion with Azzagg delivers itself right to his doorstep.
As Vayne’s corruption continues to resurface, he pulls his squire, Edric, further into depravity.
Vayne continues to struggle with his missing memories but the influence of Hell is not so easy to erase. When he notices that his squire, Edric, is rather well-endowed, the corruption of his mortal soul begins to resurface.
Vayne, once-paladin of the Radiant Order, has been captured by the forces of Hell following his brave last stand to buy time for his friends and compatriots to retreat. He discovers that Hell isn’t as bad as he thought and is just getting accustomed to life as an incubus’ fuck-pet when he is rescued from his ‘torment.’