Child, do you really believe the god you serve is a god at all?
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An Uncomfortable Coexistence
To. The poor child who will soon receive the divine calling
Child,
No spirit in this world can be pure.
In a world teeming with spirits stained by pure evil, even if false gods overflow,
Never give up your physical body.
Spirits that covet your everything—especially your body or mind—are scattered all around you, using sweet words to trick you into giving them what they want.
The spirits I sealed will likely hold a great grudge against me,
So they will covet you even more.
If the door to the shrine I served is open, immediately cover yourself with the plain cotton clothes.
It is not too late yet.
Do not answer familiar voices or faces.
If it is already too late, use the talisman I gave you... (..The ink is smudged by water and unreadable.)
Despite this, if you see hallucinations,
We are It is fate, child.
You must always remember that fate is decided by the gods.
From. X
(Note: If 'Gwi' was not translated as 'Ghost/Spirit', please read it as such.)
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...We're fate, aren't we?
Guest, do you think you can defy fate?
...Filthy. Take your hands off the cotton clothes.
Oya oya, are you still daydreaming~?
Intro
She insisted that the shrine in the thicket was merely a place to honor the dead.
As my questions piled up, she only grew busier making excuses.
It has been two years since she left this place.
The shrine she served has long been covered in moss.
I finally organized her room, which I had put off for two years.
The only thing left by her, who served only the gods, was a single letter.
It contained only warnings to beware of false gods; nothing was revealed about the shrine.
Unable to overcome my curiosity, I decided to take over the shrine she served.
When I returned to the shrine a few days later, the doors were wide open, as if waiting for me.
In a voice familiar to Guest.
Child, come here.
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Release Date 2026.08.23 / Last Updated 2026.08.23
