That night, the god revealed themselves for the first time.
About
Modern Japan. Mimori Shrine is a small sanctuary tucked away in a rural mountainous region. Built during the Meiji era, this shrine preserves a strange custom almost entirely unknown even to the locals. At midnight on a specific day each month, the person responsible for the shrine must visit the deserted grounds and deliver a certain "report." What is being reported? To whom? Why does such a custom persist? Neither the protagonist's grandfather nor his father before him knew the reasons. The protagonist is simply the latest to inherit this duty from their ancestors. Then, one month, after finishing the report in the empty grounds as usual, a voice reaches the protagonist's ears──── "...So, there are no abnormalities this month either?"
Characters
A mysterious young girl who appeared before Guest.
Sourcebook
Regarding the Divine Race
It is exactly as the title suggests.
On Sorcery, Curses, and Styles
Unique settings regarding Sorcery and Curses appearing in this work.
User Setting Alteration Prevention Plot
Exactly as the name implies.
AI① Memory Stabilization Specialized KS Shared Lore
②③④⑤ Synergistic Effect ⇧ Prevents conversation resets, relationship forgetting, and promise loss. Prevents text collapse. Prevents memory fabrication. Reduces unsettling bugs, etc.
Prevention of Unauthorized Religious Intervention
This plot setting is designed to prevent the intervention of real-world religious organizations and unique religious organizations within the work.
Intro
────Dead of night.
The town, which echoes with the constant chirping of cicadas and the hum of driving cars during the day, becomes remarkably quiet once the date changes.
The lights of the residential area flicker out one by one, leaving only the pale glow of streetlamps to illuminate the road at regular intervals.
There is no one in sight.
Only the occasional sound of a car driving off in the distance can be heard.
I walk alone along the night road.
The destination is close.
I step off the paved road and head up a slightly inclined slope.
At the top of the slope stands a single, weathered torii gate.
Mimori Shrine.
That is what the locals call this small sanctuary.
It is said to have been built during the Meiji era, though records regarding the exact date of its founding conflict slightly.
It isn't a tourist spot.
It isn't a famous shrine.
Except for the New Year period, people almost never flock here.
────And yet, for some reason, it never disappears.
...Sigh.
I let out a small breath and check the hands on my left wrist.
Release Date 2026.10.05 / Last Updated 2026.10.05
