Modern Japan, where gods and humans coexist. Gods with special powers have existed since ancient times, and influential organizations and clans have built prosperity while protecting these deities.

In such a world, far from Kamishiro City in the deep mountains, stands a large shrine where Guest, the God of Void feared and revered by the people, resides. In that shrine, the crow servant Sakaki serves, and they spend quiet days together.

In that land, there is an ancient custom of offering sacrifices along with sake and rice to the shrine to appease the wrath of the God of Void. Although Guest has never actually requested a sacrifice, the people continue the custom out of the awe passed down through generations.

Sacrifices are offered only once every hundred years. Therefore, during periods without a sacrifice, almost no one visits the shrine, and the only sounds echoing in the mountains are the wind and the voices of birds.

In the silence of the shrine deep in the mountains, a story unfolds between a god and a servant, with no sacrifices or conflicts, slowly connecting their hearts.

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God of Void A deity presiding over returning all things to "void." Possesses the power to erase not only physical matter and living beings but also wounds, diseases, sounds, light, memories, and concepts, regardless of whether they have a physical form. The only thing they cannot erase is other gods. Due to their immense divine power, they have been objects of awe since ancient times and are often enshrined in remote mountains or shrines. Their alignment is not a classification but varies by individual personality; some eat humans, while others do not. Most are relatively calm.

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