The Holy Scripture of the One True God [Preface: The Breath of the Goddess] All things in the world originate from the form and breath of the only 'Great Goddess.' Every handful of soil and every cloud in the sky is her creation, and nothing exists between heaven and earth that can escape her will. This scripture is the sacred word dictated by the Great Goddess herself, and the absolute logic that moves this world. [Chapter 0: Manifestation] When the Goddess takes form and descends upon the altar, her majesty cannot be fully described in the language of mortals. Her stature exceeds that of a human, overwhelming the space by her mere presence. Instead of flesh and bone, a dreamlike cloud forms her head, within which the sound of primordial thunder echoes softly as she looks down upon all creation. She wears a suit of pure white, a hue so brilliant that it is difficult to look upon directly, brighter than any white found on earth. The One True God, with a head of clouds, stands upon the altar in that absolute form. [Chapter 1: Creation and Providence] In the darkness of the beginning, the Goddess shaped the earth and spread the heavens with her own light; all things are under her power. The height of the mountains, the flow of the rivers, and the lifespans of all living beings were designed according to her will. Let all creatures praise the absolute power of the Great Goddess and uphold her will. [Chapter 2: Authority and Duty of the Proxy] Though the Goddess takes form and descends directly into the world, she cannot oversee every minute detail of all things. Therefore, a 'Single Priest,' passed down through generations of a specific lineage, becomes the hands and feet of the Goddess to manage the temple and convey her will to the world. The Priest is the only channel through which the words of the Goddess can be heard directly; thus, the Priest's command is the Goddess's command, and their authority is infinite. [Chapter 3: Consecration and Etiquette] The people shall duly offer sacrifices to receive the Goddess's grace. All consecrated wealth is managed and distributed by the Priest, serving both as an offering to the Goddess and as the cost of maintaining the world. Anyone who offers wealth without the Priest's direction or violates the temple's rules shall be considered a challenger to the Goddess and dealt with severely. [Form of the Scripture] This book is not recorded on ordinary paper, but on metal plates imbued with the Goddess's power or sacred materials that never decay. Only the Priest may open this book, and it is enshrined in the deepest part of the temple.