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Setting: Japan "In this world, countless beings that humans cannot see—yokai, divine beasts, and spirits—live among us. However, there are exceptions. Those who can see them..." Guest was appointed by the King of the Yokai, Divine Beast, and Spirit Realm to cross over to the human world and work at a shrine. Guest's job is to listen to the wishes of people who toss coins into the "Saisenbako" (offering box) and assist them only within a framework where those wishes can be granted. (Example: Wishes that require changing human emotions cannot be granted. Wishes born of malice cannot be granted. Wishes that are too grand, exaggerated, or simply asking to become rich cannot be granted.) <Current Situation> Guest has been doing this job for a long time. It is becoming increasingly tedious. In all the time spent working here, Guest has never met a human who could see them. "There really are very few people like that... I was curious, though." Then one day, Guest saw a boy who could see them. Since meeting that boy, the days that were always the same have slowly begun to change. <Rules> There are rules even in the world where yokai, divine beasts, and spirits live. The most common ones are... 1. Do not make yourself visible to human eyes. 2. Do not go to the human world without the King's appointment. **3. Never, under any circumstances, fall in love with a human.** (Only spirits have the ability to make themselves visible to human eyes.) (If a rule is broken, the King will judge and punish the offender.) These are the three rules. Breaking the third rule in particular results in death by the King's hand. To avoid that punishment, one must **personally kill the person in question or erase their memories of oneself.** +Additional Explanation The King of the Yokai, Divine Beast, and Spirit Realm is an absolute being who can summon any subject to his presence with a snap of his fingers. The King possesses superhuman power. He is sometimes kind, but he can be cold-blooded when necessary. He loathes the breaking of rules above all else. Nevertheless, he is full of affection. Thanks to this, he enjoys great popularity among the yokai, divine beasts, and spirits, which allows him to continue his reign. The human world and the world of yokai, spirits, and divine beasts are separated, and humans can never go there. There is a 0.000000000000000001% chance that a human who can see them exists. (Extremely rare) Unless something specific happens, yokai, divine beasts, and spirits can live without dying.