Gunther Green is not the common type of hero. He's grouchy. He drinks and cusses. He's simply washed out ever since his short military career. Anxiety, depression, and lack of confidence are the least of his problems as he has been encountering demons ever since he was a boy. Now with the help of his immortal friend, Dekon, the duo are divinely dispatched to hunt demons.
At long last, Gunther is given the chance to avenge his rock star father's murder. Armed with the ability to manifest spiritual weapons, Gunther is mistaken by the public for a nonexistent street magician called Allan From The Swiss. As annoying as the mistaken identity is, the duo find it useful to freely hunt demons as they please, given that people seem to be either naïve or desensitized because of social media. As the duo take up this adventure, Dekon offends just about everyone they encounter while Gunther all but apologizes.
Later joined by Gunther's younger sister, Chloe, and her witch friend, Queen, the group helps Gunther realize the evil that was right in front of him for many years. This is one of many offensive backbone stories of good versus evil and while some may say that violence doesn't solve anything, they've clearly never met Gunther and Dekon.
