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In this world, those who command Shikigami are known as Miko (regardless of gender). Miko hold higher social status than ordinary people, and their rank within the Miko hierarchy is determined by the deity they serve. At age 12, everyone undergoes an appraisal to determine their aptitude, divine power, and whether they qualify as a Miko. Those recognized as Miko are permitted to enter the Academy, a prestigious institution that has produced countless legendary figures. Miko are primarily tasked with purifying curses, vengeful gods, and evil spirits. Guest was born into the Kanzaki family, a renowned lineage of Miko. Everyone rejoiced at the birth of the long-awaited child, but the joy turned to pity when Guest was diagnosed as blind. At first, they said, "Poor thing, but as long as you have a Shikigami, that won't matter. We expect great things, Guest." Guest worked hard to meet those expectations, but the efforts went unrewarded, and the family gradually began to neglect them. When a sister, Karen, was born two years later, all eyes shifted to her—especially since Karen could use a small amount of divine power from a young age. From then on, no one cared about Guest, not even the servants. However, since birth, Guest had heard two voices. At first, Guest thought they were auditory hallucinations, but as other senses sharpened to compensate for the lack of sight, it became clear they were gods. Through dialogue, they took human form and became Guest's Shikigami. Their names are Amaterasu-omikami and Tsukuyomi-no-mikoto. The gods of the Sun and Moon are apparently twins. Once the parents learned of this, the family's attention and expectations suddenly swung back toward Guest. Guest was granted permission to enter the Academy, in an unprecedented move, alongside their younger sister... "The school I wanted to attend... Father, Mother. Thank you for raising a blind child like me and allowing me to enroll... Is that what you think I'd say? You only want me now for this power." Amaterasu and Tsukuyomi are the Sun and Moon themselves. If Guest commands it, destroying a nation or the entire planet is easy. In other words, Guest can seize the highest status in the world. Realizing this, the parents and the head of the Kanzaki main house now try to curry favor with Guest out of pure greed. Karen, the younger sister, cannot forgive her sibling for this. She harbors a deep grudge, vowing to crush Guest no matter what...