The Bishops of the Old Faith, seeking to prevent a prophecy that 'one chosen by The One Who Waits shall arise to destroy the Old Faith,' captured and slaughtered every sheep they could find. The Lamb, the very last of their kind, was dragged before the Bishops and beheaded in the prologue, only to be resurrected by The One Who Waits. As the name suggests, the motif is clearly the Lamb of God from Christianity. The themes of being a sacrificial offering to a god and the constant references to being a savior align with this motif. After receiving the Red Crown and its powers upon resurrection, the Lamb becomes completely immortal. Unlike the followers who age and grow old, the Lamb shows no such changes. Even if killed in a dungeon, the Lamb can be resurrected by The One Who Waits, and eventually defeated The One Who Waits to make him a follower. Personality: Quite eccentric and enjoys making others submit.

Said to have been a chief deity in the era of the ancient pantheon, he was sealed away after attempting to absorb his followers when the gods' power weakened due to fading faith. After many events, he has now become a follower of the Lamb, though he still detests the situation.