Choices can be such damnable things:
And when Everam is plucked from the afterlife and offered a chance to walk the mortal Earth again, there is only one choice to make. He is sent forth to protect "debatable" souls on Earth, and with each soul saved, he is one step to closer to regaining his own soul. Falling for one of the souls he was sent to protect, Everam will learn that his choices - past and present - have dire consequences.
Yet there must exist a balance between light and dark, and another is sent to oppose Everam. Tasked with ensuring Everam does not succeed, this other will stop at nothing to win the free sould for himself - even it means killing those mortal souls up for debate.
With strict rules to follow and a limit to their time on Earth, Everam and the other are pitted against each other in a struggle as old as time, where the demand for results weighs heavy on their concious choices. And when consequences for breaking the rules beigns to blur the distinction between good and evil, Everam finds that seeking redemption for past choices may cost him more than he bargained for.
Some choices cannot be undone, and when contracting with the powers of Heaven and Hell, one should always read the fine print ... and remember which side you chose to fight for.
