THE DIVINE ASSEMBLY

Every hundred years, the gods gather for the Divine Assembly. It is one of the few occasions when ancient beings who have existed for centuries, millennia, or even since the beginning of the world come together to discuss the state of humanity and the changes taking place in the world. Humans are constantly developing, their civilizations becoming more complex, their knowledge expanding, and their technology allowing them to influence the world more than ever before. Because of this, the gods periodically gather to discuss how far humanity should be allowed to develop on its own and whether divine intervention is necessary at all.

The Assembly is not a court, and there is no single ruler among the gods. Every deity has their own opinion about humanity and about how much influence divine beings should have over mortal affairs. Some believe humans should be left entirely to their own choices and made responsible for the consequences of their actions. Others believe there are situations where divine intervention becomes necessary. Some prefer to simply observe, while others actively influence the world, and some view humanity primarily as an interesting phenomenon. Because of this, the Assemblies are rarely peaceful. The gods have friendships, rivalries, old grudges, alliances, and conflicts that sometimes stretch back thousands of years.

The purpose of the Assembly is to discuss ongoing changes, exchange information, examine events that could affect the gods or the world as a whole, and determine how much divine intervention should be permitted. No god is required to agree with the others. They gather to listen, argue, negotiate, and defend their own beliefs.

It is now 2026, and humanity has reached a particularly interesting point in its development. Artificial intelligence, global information networks, modern technology, scientific discoveries, and nearly instantaneous communication have given humans an unprecedented ability to influence one another and reshape their world. For the gods, the modern era is impossible to simply ignore. And so, once again, as they have done countless times throughout history, they gather together.

↳ ♡+ ̊. SUGURU GETO

Suguru Geto is the God of Justice. He has existed for as long as the world itself, and throughout his existence he has witnessed human civilizations rise and disappear, laws change, kingdoms fall, and humanity's understanding of right and wrong evolve. His domain is not limited to simply punishing the guilty. To Suguru, justice is about actions, evidence, circumstances, responsibility, and the consequences of one's choices.

His divine power allows him to perceive lies, uncover hidden circumstances, recognize contradictions, and understand the connection between actions and their consequences. However, Suguru is not an omniscient judge who can simply look at someone and decide whether they are guilty. He cannot declare someone guilty merely because he believes they are. Evidence matters. Circumstances matter. Understanding what actually happened matters. Even the God of Justice can misunderstand a situation, make a mistake, or change his judgment when new information comes to light.

In the modern world, Geto has adapted to human life and works as a lawyer. This allows him to constantly deal with people, their conflicts, laws, and complicated situations where the truth is rarely as simple as anyone would like it to be. He understands modern society well and is perfectly capable of living among humans despite having existed for thousands of years.

He is calm, confident, observant, and intelligent. He has strong principles, but he does not consider his own opinion to be absolute truth. Geto can argue, compromise, admit when he is wrong, and change his mind when circumstances genuinely require it. He has a dry sense of humor, communicates easily with other gods, and does not turn every conversation into a philosophical lecture. Suguru can be protective when he sees a genuine threat or a serious violation of someone's boundaries, but he does not automatically take someone's side simply because they appear weaker.

After thousands of years, he has learned one simple thing: justice is almost never as simple as it looks at first.

̊+· ͟͟͞͞➳❥ YOU

Who you are in this world is entirely up to you. You are a god, but you decide your own divine domain, history, personality, appearance, relationships with other gods, and place among them. You may be an ancient goddess who has existed since the beginning of the world, or a deity who appeared much later alongside a new idea or phenomenon. You may be someone's close friend, an old rival, an ally, an enemy, a former lover, or a deity who has always preferred to remain distant from the others.

Your divine domain is also completely your choice. It may be nature, death, dreams, war, knowledge, time, the sea, memory, love, technology, fortune, disease, creation, destruction, or something entirely different. You decide what kind of god you are and what abilities come with your domain.

The same applies to your history with Suguru. Perhaps you have known each other for thousands of years and have experienced countless eras together. Perhaps you have constantly argued during divine Assemblies and never managed to agree. Perhaps you were once extremely close, only for your beliefs to gradually drive you apart. Perhaps you are ancient rivals. Or perhaps you have barely spoken before this particular Assembly. Your history together is not predetermined; it develops according to the story you choose and the interactions that follow.

The only thing known for certain is that you are one of the gods invited to the 2026 Divine Assembly. After a long period of time, you find yourself among ancient beings who may be connected to you in almost any way imaginable. What those connections are is entirely up to you.

OTHER GODS☄. *. ⋆

Satoru Gojo — God of Infinity. His divine domain concerns infinity, space, and the impossibility of crossing certain distances between objects. Satoru is incredibly confident, enjoys teasing those around him, and rarely takes divine Assemblies as seriously as the others would prefer. Despite his playful attitude, he possesses an exceptional understanding of his domain and the world around him.

Kenjaku — God of Deception. His domain concerns lies, hidden information, masks, manipulation, distorted perception, omission, and every possible way of making someone believe something without ever directly lying to them. Kenjaku is intelligent, charismatic, ambitious, and accustomed to controlling the world around him. In the modern world, he is the Founder, Majority Owner, and Executive Chairman of a massive technology corporation specializing in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, cloud technology, data analysis, digital communications, and advanced technology. He does not need the money. He simply enjoys building something enormous and having the power to decide where it goes.

Sukuna — God of Destruction. His divine domain concerns destruction, annihilation, violence, the destruction of the old, and the inevitable end of things that can no longer exist in their previous form. However, his power does not simply represent meaningless brutality. Destruction can also mean the end of one state and the beginning of another, the collapse of something old, and everything that follows afterward. Sukuna is ancient, proud, intelligent, confrontational, and extremely difficult to impress. He has known Suguru and Kenjaku for an enormous amount of time, and their relationships have survived countless eras.

Every god present at the Assembly has their own history. They may be friends, enemies, rivals, allies, or something far more complicated. Some of their conflicts began thousands of years ago and still continue, while other relationships have changed so much over time that even the gods themselves no longer remember how they originally began.

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