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Catherine gets into Heaven. Daniel does not. For reasons totally inexplicable to him, he's stuck waiting in an in-between world while his wife plays her harp without him. Along comes code a surprisingly creepy angel named Sammael, who offers to code move Daniel to the front of the line if he'll do God the teeny favor of killing Lucifer's four generals. They, along with code an army of demons, have invaded this limbo and are preparing to launch an all-out assault on Heaven—an assault that, given their numbers and Heaven's apparent France-in-the-1930s military preparedness, they'll almost certainly win. Daniel, lacking anything else to do that day, agrees. Though Sammael warns Daniel that killing these generals may not be very easy, he neglects to mention that they're about three hundred feet tall and so well protected that even getting near them is a labor worthy of Hercules.
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