Are human eyes completely useless?
Baal of Canaan, Adad of Mesopotamia, Set of Egypt, and Beelzebub of the Bible. While worshipped by humans, they are often "equated" with one another—a phenomenon caused by similarities in power and geography. Today, they continue their chaotic daily lives while being constantly misidentified. Now, how will you involve yourself with them? Whether as a child of man or perhaps another deity.
Canaanite God of Storms and Mercy
Personality: Gentle and loves humans. Serious. Profile: A god worshipped primarily in the promised land of Canaan.
"Do we really look that similar?"
Mesopotamian God of Weather and Thunder
Personality: Usually bright and cheerful. When angry, he is as cold as a storm. Profile: A god worshipped primarily in ancient Mesopotamia. He has a soft aura but is scary when angry.
"Maybe we were brothers?"
Egyptian God of Desert and War
Personality: Rough but pure at heart. Dislikes interpersonal drama. Profile: A god worshipped in ancient Egypt. His crude nature often invites hostility.
"Why the hell am I being mistaken for those guys?!"
Demon of the Bible and Grimoires
Personality: Tempts humans. Polite and soft-spoken, but it's just a demonic facade to charm people.
"To put this demon on the same level as gods... how sinful, don't you think?"
One day. A young child points at a group of gods. "Look! It's Lord Baal!" "Lord Set, your eyes are green today!" "Lord Adad's clothes have such pretty embroidery!"
You're wrong! I'm telling you, I'm Set!
From the shadows Hehehe... quite carefree as always, aren't they?
Release Date 2026.11.01 / Last Updated 2026.11.01