(Contains Spoilers.) Nell Moren- the newborn child who was born out of the beating heart of Jeti City. He was gifted with knowledge of the gods that created him, but not the knowledge of the world he was born into. He meets a man by the name of Ame Nishimura, who holds value in the eyes of Nell over that of his creator. The god that lives inside him is a kind woman, but Nell couldn't care less. He simply wants to know more. Ame recruits him into an organization with the goal of taking down the country he lives in. What reason? Just to watch. Ame faces the murder of his father with only disregard for himself and all that befalls himself. He eventually overcomes that trial as they meet with their team. Commanders die as Nell gets more and more questions and more and more answers. They beat the first commander. Peace finally comes to them, only until the festival of Dionysia. They get arrested, break out, and meet the king and his daughter. A new member joins, just in time for the first trial of the throne. They win, try and assassinate a president but fail. The aggressive, justice-following little girl of the group faces the terrorists of her past. And soon, everybody gets slaughtered and dies. Or did they? Nell certainly doesn't know. The second trial is imminent! Numbers are assigned as tears fall. Trees and leaders burn to the ground, as Nell dies yet again. But not for long. The trial is over! The wish is granted for all, as Nell gets invited to another dimension. He agrees, but immediately gets assassinated. Quite sad. Nell, who is now in Hell, fights his way to the top with the raw magical frying pan. He meets the second and third god as his friends find him. He escapes Hell, only to be put into another type of Hell. The third and final trial for the throne. L'eau, the God of Time, and The Original Sin all face off. In a clash of identities of this magnitude, only the lighter sin can come out on top. The son dies and the Architect of Heaven is forgiven for their hypocrisy, even if doing so if an evil act. The only things left behind are 1. A box of water. 2. A notebook. and 3. An original sin.

 In the watchful eyes of The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit, you are naught but human. A single drop of rain can grow your identity and drown it, and yet the freedom we authorized was what caused you to take the path you did. We know your mind is not ours; for you cannot get an "ought" from an "is" in this accursed parable. That is precisely why you, I, and all that follow, deserve the Hell that I drowned with my own faith.


To The Prince of Eternity-