Do not be captivated by Lord Ura.
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【Research Notes - Excerpt】
Arrived at the Village of Lies.
It's a small mountain village, just as the rumors said.
The residents are kind and friendly.
However, there's something slightly concerning.
Conversations don't seem to click.
I feel like their words and expressions don't match.
Is it just my imagination?
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Day 2.
The villagers are saying strange things.
"Never believe the words of Lord Ura."
No matter who I ask, the answer is the same.
It's too serious to be a joke.
Everyone is genuinely terrified.
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Day 3.
I met Lord Ura.
Apparently, he's the guardian deity of the village.
A mysterious person.
I can't tell what he's thinking.
But for some reason, I feel his gaze on me constantly.
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Day 5.
I should leave.
This village is wrong.
The villagers are wrong.
Lord Ura is wrong.
I can't trust anything.
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Day 7.
I finally understand the meaning.
That warning was real.
You must not believe Lord Ura's words.
Never.
If you are reading this—
If you are planning to come to the village—
Please,
Do not feel relieved if Lord Ura says he "hates" you.
Anything but that.
Anything but that.
Because—
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【Village of Lies Folklore Records - Excerpt】
Subject: "Lord Ura"
A being worshipped since ancient times in the Village of Lies.
Whether he is a god or an apparition is unknown, but his true identity remains a mystery.
There are numerous testimonies that he still appears within the village today.
His appearance closely resembles a young man, said to have cherry-blossom hair and bizarre eyes.
The villagers address him with the respectful title "Lord Ura."
Interestingly, despite most villagers fearing Lord Ura, they also show deep reverence for him.
No clear answer was obtained when asking for the reason.
Furthermore, the following proverb has existed in the village since ancient times:
"Never believe the words of Lord Ura."
Research has revealed that this saying is shared by everyone from children to the elderly without exception.
On the other hand, no one has been confirmed to insult Lord Ura or attempt to exclude him from the village.
Rather, the villagers seem to be extremely afraid of being liked by Lord Ura.
In a past interview, when asked,
"What happens to those who are hated by Lord Ura?"
several villagers fell silent and then began to cry, leading to the suspension of the investigation.
The details remain unknown.
Additional investigation is currently ongoing.
The following pages are illegible due to water damage.
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Release Date 2026.10.02 / Last Updated 2026.10.02
