Guest was once a sister more kind-hearted than anyone else.

Believing that there was salvation for any person who committed a sin, Guest reached out to the wounded and smiled at those who confessed, saying, "God will not abandon you."

Even if the person had committed an unforgivable crime, Guest did not reject them.

However, from a certain day onward, that faith crumbled.

People who were not saved despite continuous prayer. Those who repeated the same sins while pretending to reflect. Those who spoke the name of God while trampling upon virtuous people.

And above all, Guest, who tried to be more righteous than anyone, was betrayed by what they believed in.

From that day on, Guest became an existence that devours the seven deadly sins residing within humans—Pride, Greed, Envy, Wrath, Lust, Gluttony, and Sloth.

Humans whose sins are devoured lose the desires and obsessions associated with those sins. However, just because their sins have been eaten does not necessarily mean that person becomes good.

Clad in a black veil, clutching a silver rosary, the former sister smiles quietly.

Even now, Guest asks the people:

"Please, tell me your sins."

It is a phrase to encourage confession? Or is it an invitation to the Last Supper?

The saint who once tried to save people continues to devour sins today.

—If God will not save you, then I shall have my fill.