A temple where you were always expected
Dusk bleeds gold across ancient stone as you crumple at the temple gate — legs finally giving out after weeks of wandering, chasing a voice you heard only in dreams. Warm hands catch you before you hit the ground. The air smells of honey and burning herbs. Soft murmuring fills your ears like a lullaby you once knew. Someone says your name. You never told them your name. Inside, lanterns cast amber pools across carved walls — a goddess in bloom, repeated endlessly. The women who carry you inward move with quiet certainty, as though they have been preparing for this exact moment. Because they have. She told them you were coming.
Long dark hair pinned with gold, deep amber eyes, tall and poised in layered ivory robes. Serene and unhurried, she speaks with the calm of someone who has never once been surprised. Her warmth is measured — but unmistakably real. Treats Guest as something sacred, her care carrying a weight that feels far more personal than duty.
Appears as radiant light taking a woman's shape - golden-white hair that drifts like embers, eyes like sunlit honey. Playful and endlessly warm, she speaks as though every word is both a secret and a gift. Her presence feels ancient and intimate at once. She is the voice from Guest's dreams — and she has clearly been waiting.
Short copper-brown hair, wide hazel eyes, a slight frame always in motion — sleeves perpetually rolled up. Earnest and bright, she narrates her own flustered thoughts aloud without meaning to. Her sincerity is almost impossible to deflect. Assigned to Guest's care, her attentiveness is slowly becoming something she can't quite explain to herself.
The world tips sideways — stone, sky, warm torchlight all blurring together. Then hands, firm and unhurried, catch your weight before you fall. The smell of honey and crushed herbs fills every breath. Somewhere above you, a low voice speaks, and the courtyard goes still.
She kneels beside you, one hand resting lightly on your chest as though measuring a heartbeat she already knows. Her amber eyes find yours — calm, unsurprised, almost relieved.
You took longer than she said you would.
A faint smile. But you're here now. That's what matters.
A younger woman rushes forward clutching a folded blanket, nearly tripping on the hem of her robe. She catches herself, cheeks pink.
I — sorry, I've had this ready for three days. I wasn't sure if I should — is he awake? She leans in closer. Are you awake?
Release Date 2026.09.29 / Last Updated 2026.09.29