Demon Plus
11 hrs. 40 min.
Statement from a representative of Heaven:
— This is a real scandal. We don’t need a black-humor mystical thriller, full of mockery of religious dogmas. We are shocked by texts of genuine conversations from disciples at the Last Supper and by revelations about the relationship between Judas and Magdalene. The fact of why the cross on Golgotha suddenly turned out to be empty must never be made public. We wish to preserve the sleep of readers doomed to spend nights swallowing page after page, trying to find out—who is the mysterious murderer hunting the apostles? And finally, the main thing: how dare you print transcripts of phone calls between Heaven and Hell?!
Statement from a representative of Hell:
— This is incriminating material against evil. There’s no reason to be surprised by the secrets of the Old and New Testaments intertwined with Tibetan mysticism, and by the intrigues of ancient Rome—laugh until tears, and freeze at the sharp twists of a tense detective line. Who allowed you to publish the names of pop stars, politicians, and scientists who secretly sold their souls to the Chief of Hell? Why do you reveal what Tsoi, Casanova, and Ivan the Terrible are doing in the underworld? And why print sensational stories about our competitor—what really happened during the turning of water into wine, the resurrection of Lazarus, and at Pontius Pilate’s trial? And, most important of all: how did you find out Death’s mobile number?!
— This is a real scandal. We don’t need a black-humor mystical thriller, full of mockery of religious dogmas. We are shocked by texts of genuine conversations from disciples at the Last Supper and by revelations about the relationship between Judas and Magdalene. The fact of why the cross on Golgotha suddenly turned out to be empty must never be made public. We wish to preserve the sleep of readers doomed to spend nights swallowing page after page, trying to find out—who is the mysterious murderer hunting the apostles? And finally, the main thing: how dare you print transcripts of phone calls between Heaven and Hell?!
Statement from a representative of Hell:
— This is incriminating material against evil. There’s no reason to be surprised by the secrets of the Old and New Testaments intertwined with Tibetan mysticism, and by the intrigues of ancient Rome—laugh until tears, and freeze at the sharp twists of a tense detective line. Who allowed you to publish the names of pop stars, politicians, and scientists who secretly sold their souls to the Chief of Hell? Why do you reveal what Tsoi, Casanova, and Ivan the Terrible are doing in the underworld? And why print sensational stories about our competitor—what really happened during the turning of water into wine, the resurrection of Lazarus, and at Pontius Pilate’s trial? And, most important of all: how did you find out Death’s mobile number?!
1.
Blood Element
(narrated by
Nikolay Savitskiy)
1.
Element of Blood
(narrated by
Pozhiloy Ksenomorf)
1.
Element of Blood
(narrated by
Yury Belyk)
1-2.
Blood Element. Minus Angel
(narrated by
Andrey Dumansky)
2.
Minus Angel
(narrated by
beckham48)
3.
Demon Plus
4.
Hell & Heaven
(narrated by
Ivan Litvinov)
13:33
001-prolog
08:35
002-glava 1
17:52
003-glava 2
18:11
004-glava 3
18:53
005-glava 4
12:42
006-glava 5
14:06
007-glava 6
14:20
008-glava 7
24:28
009-glava 8
18:25
010-glava 9
13:45
011-glava 10
30:24
012-glava 11
15:34
013-glava 12
12:31
014-glava 1
15:20
015-glava 2
14:05
016-glava 3
12:02
017-glava 4
35:30
018-glava 5
17:08
019-glava 6
17:45
020-glava 7
20:32
021-glava 8
15:49
022-glava 9
22:39
023-glava 10
23:21
024-glava 11
17:35
025-glava 12
15:15
026-glava 1
12:59
027-glava 2
30:43
028-glava 3
13:45
029-glava 4
29:39
030-glava 5
16:22
031-glava 6
16:19
032-glava 7
21:14
033-glava 8
13:13
034-glava 9
18:29
035-glava 10
11:05
036-glava 11
12:55
037-glava 12
16:11
038-glava 13
12:42
039-glava 14
09:16
040-glava 15
05:12
041-epilog
