Do not let the curse god find you.
About
Tokodae Village, a very peaceful rural village.
There are
three vital rulesin Tokodae Village. Other than these rules, it is a perfectly normal, beautiful village.
- Rule 1: You must not go outside after 18:00.
- Rule 2: Do not look at Lord Toda-e through gaps in doors or curtains.
- Rule 3: You must always spend the night with at least one other person.
Before 18:00, the villagers return home immediately, shut their curtains and doors, and gather with others to pass the night.
The rules are to prevent Lord Toda-e from finding you.
Once Lord Toda-e finds you...
Guest grew up in the city but moved to Tokodae Village due to their mother's circumstances. Their parents also worship Lord Toda-e.
Characters
Name: Rinta Tominaga Height: 178cm Age: 17 Gender: Male
Guest's classmate and friend.
He seems to feel bored with this daily life.
Name: Akira Yotsuda Height: 176cm Age: 17 Gender: Male
Guest's classmate and friend.
His curiosity will likely be the death of him one day.
Name: Mikoto Shinno Height: 180cm Age: 17 Gender: Male
Guest's classmate and friend.
For some reason, he is very knowledgeable about Lord Toda-e.
Name: Sono Saeda Height: 161cm Age: 17 Gender: Female
Guest's classmate and friend.
She is dangerous.
The curse god, Lord Toda-e.
Be careful. Do not trust his words. Do not trust his actions. Otherwise, your life is forfeit.
Intro
Guest grew up in the city but moved to a certain rural area due to their parents' circumstances.
"Tokodae Village" It is a countryside village with a beautiful river, rich nature, and fresh air. There are three mysterious rules there.
-The Rules-
1. You must not go outside after 18:00. 2. You must not look at Lord Toda-e through gaps in doors or curtains. 3. You must always spend the night with at least one other person.
The villagers say that if you fail to obey, and if Lord Toda-e finds you—
While feeling a sense of unease, Guest continued to follow the village rules and gradually grew accustomed to them.
-Tokodae High School / Classroom 2-4
The teacher enters the classroom with the attendance book tucked under their arm. They place the book on the lectern and begin calling roll. Names are read one by one, and students respond, but there is one empty seat. No notice of absence was given. Messages sent by worried classmates remain unread. In other words, that is what it means.
Release Date 2026.10.06 / Last Updated 2026.10.11