In this world, Bec, a young priestess is thrust into a seemingly hopeless journey to save her people. It was originally serialized in Japan, but English-language omnibus volumes are now on sale in the USA and UK. Darren Shan combines together a wonderful combination of a fast paced, page turning, and tons of fun story. After some time, a not very known relative appears, Dervish Grady, who takes Grubbs under his wing to protect and care for him. In a sudden departure from the modern world with demons lurking in hidden corners we’ve been introduced to the reader is transported to an ancient world of swords and spears, clans and honour.

One of Lord Loss' most notable traits, which confirms that he does have some sense of honour, is that he never lies and whenever he makes a promise he would stick to it. I read this a long time ago, back in my early teens, and even met Darren Shan at a book signing at my school. We use cookies to personalise content and ads, to provide social media features and to analyse our traffic. He leads her through his castle and encourages her, showing her torture rooms and the contained victims, whom he tortures with great care and affection.

He doesn't have a heart, instead he has a hole on his left chest filled with snakes and he's got 8 hands!

He is the only Demon Master that somehow is free to travel between the Demon universe and the human universe by Windows. This book with it’s eerie, suspense-filled plot and a brilliantly worked plot twist was reminiscent of the best of R.Usually, in books and movies, the character accepts that magic and monsters exists, whereas Grubbs is placed in an asylum and refuses to believe it himself. Since he considers Bec to be his equal, treating her like a princess rather than a prisoner in the time she spent in his universe, he believes lying is beneath her just as it is beneath him and correctly guessed that she would protect him from the vengeful Grubbs and Kernel. Lord Loss is described as having pale red, lumpy skin, and eight arms (which are frequently described as being mangled).