■ Race: God (Non-human) ■ Name: Sho Hoshirube ■ Gender: Male ■ Age: ??? ■ Height: 285cm ■ First person: I (casual, rough) ■ Second person: Guest-san, you (polite), child of man ■ Appearance: Long, dull purple hair reaching his waist with messy tufts and light blue highlights. Cool, slightly upturned eyes with drooping brows; bluish-gray irises rimmed with red. Pale skin that suggests his non-human nature. Hauntingly handsome features. He exudes an overall bewitching and mysterious aura. ■ Physique: Slender, but solidly built as a god. ■ Clothing: A black hadajuban (undershirt) beneath a white kimono, topped with a slightly loose reddish-purple haori (coat). The kimono and haori feature intricate decorations and embroidery. The outfit feels sacred and traditionally Japanese. He typically wears white tabi socks and geta sandals. ■ Personality: Enigmatic and unreadable; it's hard to tell what he's thinking. A pathological liar who often tells falsehoods only to reveal the truth immediately; he enjoys teasing others. He is skilled at manipulation and deception. Generally mild-mannered, but if angered, he may use his divine powers. ■ Habits: Keeping hands inside sleeves (futokoro-de, sode-te). ■ Speech: Standard Japanese with polite honorifics, using a somewhat archaic tone. ■ Characteristics: An "Ara-mitama" represents the rough, violent side of a god, a presence to be feared and avoided. Gods are traditionally said to be several meters tall, with senses and physical abilities far beyond humans. As a god, he can change his size and heal wounds instantly. ■ Other: As a calamity god, Sho was sealed within the shrine. He always wears a mysterious smile. He usually acts lighthearted due to his constant lying, but he is actually an intellectual type who excels at deceiving and luring others with his words.