The dawn of the age of miracles was initially met with elation . “At last”, the people cried, “the heavens have answered our prayers!”.
And it was true, to an extent. But the gods were not unfailing, benevolent beings. They played favorites, picked sides. They fought. And when they did, chaos reigned.
By the time humanity realized that the gods were not the idols they had imagined, it was already too late: medicine, war, and daily life had already become irreversibly intertwined with the spiritual world. In other words, society itself depended on the very thing which threatened to destroy it.

Patricia is an orphan of circumstance: an endowed child with the mind of an infant who poses a danger to others due to her powers. Her story is not uncommon—many others just like her are sent to shrines to be worshipped as objects of ritual power, where they waste away in tiny rooms without ever seeing the outside world.
However, an act of goodwill causes her to be adopted and rehabilitated . Follow her journey as she learns morality in a sick and twisted world.