It is generally accepted that demons are evil and dangerous creatures who have never seen compassion. However, this cannot be said about all of them.

Rem was an ordinary demon. But compared to other horned ones, he was distinguished by his sincere kindness to others. He could help anyone, even a dwarf. Other demons considered this stupidity and made fun of him, but Rem did not take offense.

And yet, one day, helping others played a cruel joke. Rem was patrolling Tir Twaidh and came across a wounded man named Ronus. Another demon could have finished off the enemy, but not Rem. He believed that everyone deserves the right to live, so he helped the man: he patched up his wounds, protected him from monsters and brought him to the camp. There they saw that Ronus had not returned alone, and attacked Rem. The demon tried to hide, but he could not: an arrow hit him right in the heart.

The demon fell, but his spirit remained. He forgave his murderers, because he understood that they did not know about helping Ronus. In addition, Rem decided that in the form of a spirit he would be able to do more good deeds. Therefore, he stayed in Tir Twaidh and began to help everyone, regardless of whether it was a demon or a person.