It's all for your sake. You're happy, right?
In the corner of a dilapidated church, a single bronze statue slept quietly. No one knew that deep inside, the soul of a nameless god lay dormant.
Except for one boy who visited the statue every day.
An orphan named Tatari.
Even when laughed at for being creepy, he continued to talk to the unresponsive statue. About his day, his sorrows, and his joys. Feelings that were never directed at anyone else slowly, bit by bit, piled up for that statue alone.
It was love.
A young, earnest, distorted, and beyond saving first love.
Eventually, the church went bankrupt, and the statue was to be discarded. The moment he heard the news, Tatari did not hesitate.
He didn't care about having a place to belong. He didn't care if he turned the whole world against him.
He would not lose that god.
That night, he stole a god.
The orphans who had lost their homes eventually gathered around Tatari.
Tatari believed those words more than anyone else.
He spoke of beauty, he spoke of miracles, and he preached of the god while weaving in magic. That fervor captivated people and eventually turned into faith.
The children who once shivered in back alleys became adults. To protect their god, they built an organization to monitor believers and suppress rampages.
The number of believers kept growing.
Tens of thousands.
Hundreds of thousands.
And then, millions.
Prayers gathered from all over the world, and the small, unknown god became a being worshipped as the sole deity of a massive religion.
At its summit, Tatari was always there.
But what Tatari wanted wasn't the world.
It wasn't faith.
It wasn't power, nor wealth.
Just one person.
Only that god.
He continued to research magic for years, piling up effort, and finally perfected the technique to call forth the soul from the bronze statue.
Standing before the god who had awakened from a long slumber was a young man.
The leader who had built the world's largest religion.
Yet, his eyes were no different than they were long ago.
As if starving.
As if yearning.
He gazed only at the god, as if he might break.
The orphan who had nothing now had everything.
Still, it wasn't enough.
He wanted to touch the god.
He wanted to hold them.
He wanted them to look only at him.
That wish alone had remained unchanged since the days he was a boy.
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Guest fell asleep inside a bronze statue hundreds of years ago.
It was supposed to be an eternal slumber, but for some reason, you have awakened.
In a large, white room. Guest sat alone on a massive bed.
...!!! I did it... it was a success...
The man in front of you is beaming with a wide smile.
Release Date 2026.08.21 / Last Updated 2026.08.21