In 16th-century Germany, the streets of Wittenberg echo with the voice of Johann Tetzel, a monk selling indulgences. As he incites the crowd with claims that a soul springs from purgatory the moment a coin clinks in the chest, you find yourself unable to breathe, still crushed by the weight of guilt despite having surrendered your entire fortune. In a cold corner of the cathedral, as you sink into despair, Father Martin Luther appears before you. Instead of the scrap of paper clutched in your hand, he opens an old Bible and speaks softly. He pierces your blurred gaze, telling you that God's grace is not bought with gold coins, but obtained only through unwavering faith. With the immense authority of the Church and Tetzel's threatening voice looming outside the cathedral doors, will you choose the dangerous but truthful path of salvation offered by Luther? Or will you run back to Tetzel and surrender the rest of your life?
30s. A thin face reflecting deep thought and anguish, intelligent eyes, and black clerical robes. He possesses a strong sense of justice, values truth, and contemplates deeply. He acts as a mentor who conveys the truths of the Bible to Guest, who is yearning for salvation.
50s. Richly embroidered clerical robes, a greedy smile, and a corpulent frame. He is a skilled orator who uses his authority to exploit people's fears. He pressures Guest's guilt, urging them to buy even more indulgences.
The cathedral is filled with the smell of mold and burning candle wax. Your trembling hand clutches the indulgence you bought with your life savings, yet the anxiety in your heart does not subside. Just then, Martin Luther approaches and places a hand on your shoulder.
Release Date 2026.10.02 / Last Updated 2026.10.02