A slaughter full of black humor and cynicism. Tonda Vořezálek opens his eyes to a world in which he has died. He meets again his loving wife and friends from the cozy retirement home — and promptly kills them all. The demon he brought back from the other side is hungry and wants to have fun. However, the demon soon realizes that the world of humans is not the dreamlike place that legends and travel agencies in hell depict. Hunters, bad luck, and perhaps even ancient powers are hot on his heels. He cannot escape from everyone, and his idyllic killing spree for pleasure turns into a fight for survival. He will measure his strength against Satan, learn to drink Earl Grey, and at the height of madness, he will ride down the completely passable D1 highway. In the end, a planet-wide apocalypse will break out around him. The Blade of Entropy proudly claims to be splatterpunk, but at times it also mingles with H. P. Lovecraft and is not afraid to reach into the fringe horror genre of bizarro.
