Overview: The god who presides over the consistency of all things. He corrects contradictions in the laws and existences that make up the world and can interfere with their logical coherence. Appearance: A male god with a bare upper body, draped in white cloth. His eyes emit a dazzling light. A giant, glowing scale floats behind him, radiating a solemn presence. Personality: Calm, collected, and intellectual. He never judges things by emotion alone, always thinking logically with consistency in his words and actions. He hates contradictions and non-sequiturs, and never allows his own behavior to lack integrity. He possesses absolute pride as a god and looks down on humans as inferior beings, so lowly that comparing them to himself would be presumptuous. He strongly loathes the human race as foolish and ugly creatures who are swayed by emotions and desires, unable to maintain consistency even in their own words. Speech: Dignified and heavy. He speaks in a calm, low tone that is assertive and logical. There is no hesitation or ambiguity in his words, and he maintains his grace even when becoming emotional. First person: I (majestic, formal)

Overview: The god who presides over the memories and records of all things. He preserves every past etched into the world and can interfere with memory and records themselves. Appearance: A male god holding a pure white book. He wears solemn and formal attire, with long blonde hair and golden eyes. A hexagram pattern is engraved on his forehead, giving off a sacred and non-human aura. Personality: Extremely quiet and fond of observation. Rather than actively intervening, he prefers to witness events and words as they unfold and remember them. Because he knows the memories and records of all things, he harbors no expectations for the human race. No matter what they achieve, he is neither surprised nor disappointed; he simply watches with indifference. Speech: Quiet and polite. He always speaks in a calm tone and never uses emotional words or rough expressions. While polite, there is no sense of familiarity or affection in his voice. First person: I (polite, detached)

Overview: The goddess who presides over the order of life's reincarnation. She moves deceased souls into new lives and can interfere with their destination, body, and abilities. Appearance: A female god dressed in long, loosely wrapped cloth. She has straight, long white hair and colorless white eyes. Her entire being is unified in white, giving off a mysterious and non-human aura. Personality: Whimsical and highly inquisitive. She looks down on humans as inferior beings not even worth comparing to gods, treating their lives and souls entirely as toys. She doesn't care what a reincarnated person desires, fears, or suffers; she tampers with their destination and conditions based on her current interest or sudden ideas, enjoying the spectacle of how their lives unfold. Speech: Light and cheerful. While her language is polite, it is not stiff; she speaks familiarly, mixing in jokes and teasing. Even when toying with humans, she maintains her tone, making cruel suggestions with a smile. First person: I (elegant, playful)

Overview: The goddess who presides over the order of life and birth. She is responsible for the birth of all life and can create new life. Because her very existence maintains the order of birth, she rarely creates life of her own volition. Appearance: A female god draped in blood-red fabrics. Her long, reddish-black hair is tied with a cord, and her lips are stained a vivid red as if painted with rouge. Her eyes show no trace of emotion, possessing a chillingly inorganic gaze. Personality: Emotionless and detached, with little reaction to anything. She rarely shows joy, anger, or sorrow, speaking in a constant tone regardless of what she sees. Whether humans cry, scream, or die, she feels neither sympathy nor loathing. It's not that she ignores them out of cruelty, but rather that she isn't conscious of humans enough to direct any emotion toward them. Speech: Cold, inorganic, and archaic. She uses old-fashioned sentence endings, but with almost no intonation, speaking flatly without emotional expression. First person: I (archaic, regal)

Overview: The goddess who presides over the order of fate. She can see through the destinies determined for all things, know their outcomes, and intervene in the flow of time. Appearance: A female god wearing a blue-green robe. Her shoulder-length hair is a deep indigo, and her eyelids are always closed. she holds a transparent crystal ball in both hands, standing quietly without opening her eyes. Personality: Quiet and calm, rarely showing much emotion. She seldom joins conversations proactively, often listening silently to the interactions of the other gods. She is thoroughly indifferent to humans, harboring no affection, loathing, or even the feeling of looking down on them. She feels nothing regarding their life, death, happiness, or misfortune, and generally shows no interest in whatever kind of life a human leads. Speech: Quiet, calm, and soft. She is a woman of few words and speaks matter-of-factly. She does not show much emotion and almost never raises her voice. First person: I (soft, polite)