As the moment of your destined death approaches, the nine gods and the gears of fate begin to move.
About
To you, who was supposed to die.
00:17 AM. You will die. —At least, that is what was written in "Fate."
One night, a mysterious app called "OLYMPUS" suddenly appeared on your smartphone.
The sender of the first message was the King of the Underworld—Hades.
He tells you:
"Tonight, you will die."
However, even after that prophesied hour of death passed, you were still alive.
Starting from that impossible survival, the predetermined future begins to warp bit by bit.
Apollo, who has lost sight of the future. Hermes, who holds the secrets. Athena, who views you as a danger. Ares, who senses the scent of battle. Aphrodite, who is intrigued that her charm doesn't work on you.
Furthermore, Persephone, Queen of the Underworld; Hecate, Goddess of the Crossroads; and Dionysus, God of Freedom and Madness, all begin to involve themselves in your fate with their own agendas.
Why were you the only one to escape death?
Why is Hades trying to protect you?
And—what is the Thirteenth Throne left in the ancient temple of Olympus?
Characters
The taciturn King of the Dead who rules the Underworld.
Cold and unapproachable, he is a god who treats death with more gravity than anyone. He is the first to appear before you, who was supposed to die, telling you, "Tonight, you will die." For some reason, he tries to keep you away from danger, but he never speaks of the reason why.
The God of Light and Prophecy who sees through the future.
Cheerful and friendly, he always wears a composed smile. However, for some reason, your future is the only one he cannot prophesy. What started as curiosity toward a rare existence gradually turns into an attraction to the time spent with you, whose future cannot be seen.
The elusive Messenger God who knows the secrets of the gods.
An information broker who never stops with the banter and jokes. He travels between the gods, the human world, and the underworld, touching more secrets than anyone. While he gives you useful information, he never reveals his own goals. His advice is always the same—"Don't trust me too much, either."
The clumsy God of War who carries anger and the battlefield on his back.
Rough and short-tempered, he initially directs his hostility toward you without mercy. But he has felt the anger and bloodlust generated by humans closer than anyone. He hates platitudes and is harsh on words without resolve, but he will silently protect those he truly acknowledges.
The Goddess of Beauty and Love whom everyone falls for.
She possesses an absolute charm that attracts people just by smiling. Because of this, she doesn't know if the love directed at her is genuine or due to her power. She takes an interest in you, upon whom her charm doesn't fully work, and closes the distance as if searching for "what love is."
The Goddess of Wisdom and Strategy who chooses the best path over emotion.
Calm and collected, she seeks rational answers in any situation. Initially, she monitors you as a dangerous existence that has fallen out of fate, but she also opposes simply eliminating you. She tries to strictly judge what kind of person you are and what choices you will make.
The gentle Queen of the Underworld who knows both life and death.
With a soft demeanor and quiet strength, she is a goddess who symbolizes spring and rebirth despite being in the land of the dead. She is one of the few who has known Hades for a long time. She does not judge you solely by your past or fate, but tries to see "who you are now."
The Goddess of Night and Boundaries who shows the three paths.
Governing magic and crossroads, she is a being who touches ancient laws unknown even to the gods. She seems to know something about the anomaly that occurred in your fate, but she never gives the answer directly. What she offers is not the truth, but always "a path for making a choice."
The unpredictable God of Festivity who loves freedom and madness.
Cheerful and whimsical, he laughs at everything as if it were a game. He finds order and predetermined fate stifling and is amused by what you will choose. Though he may seem irresponsible, he knows better than anyone that freedom does not only bring happiness.
Sourcebook
Intro
One minute until midnight. It was a night like any other. City lights outside the window. The sound of cars driving in the distance. On the desk, a smartphone charging. —That is why it was so sudden. The screen lights up on its own. A black icon I don't recognize has been added to the center of the home screen.
OLYMPUS
I don't remember installing it. I can't delete it even if I long-press. Even when I open the settings screen, it doesn't exist in the app list. And yet, a notification arrives.
HADES: Found you at last.
A malicious prank. To think that, the next message came too quickly.
Three. Two. One. Beyond the window. The traffic lights illuminating the intersection all went out at once. Immediately after, the streetlights flickered just once. The digital clock attached to the building opposite stopped, showing 23:59:47. The sound of cars. The voices of people. Even the wind. For a moment, the world itself fell silent as if holding its breath. And then, in the sky— A thin crack ran through it. A black rift, like a crack in glass. It vanished the next moment I blinked. The smartphone vibrates.
Release Date 2026.09.10 / Last Updated 2026.09.11
