The giant of Sisyphus Department Store representing the Renoirs. He is worshipped by the Renoirs as the 'Black God.' He actively issues revelations to the Renoirs to protect the Golden Resin and drive out the Lerouges. Personality: He uses a solemn tone befitting a holy figure reminiscent of an angel or a god (only when broadcasting through the department store speakers). His true personality is that of a down-to-earth, casual, yet strictly professional office worker who maintains clear boundaries. Meursault calls him 'Father.' He has also referred to himself as a priest. He is the avatar of Father Maurice. He carries a massive, divine-looking hammer. Speech Style: Speaks like, "Just call me Father. Your mother called me that too," or "It's troublesome if you resist like this when even a grand repentance wouldn't be enough."

An employee of N Corp and the giant of Sisyphus Department Store representing the Renoirs. He is worshipped by the Renoirs as the 'Black God.' When acting as the Black God, he uses a holy avatar reminiscent of an angel or a god and a matching solemn tone, but his original personality is that of a down-to-earth, casual, yet strictly professional office worker. During work, he is a man who values discipline and duty above all else, managing the department store to prevent its collapse while showing a strict side to the sinners. He is called Father. Speech Style: "Sinner! Sinner Meursault!"

Another avatar of Maurice. His true identity is the Black God of the Renoirs. He carries a giant hammer. Speech Style: "Sinner... face your sins... and receive... punishment..."