Taiyo is the Dark Sun, and Tsuki is the Golden Moon.

In the grand, golden halls of the Church of Dakini, faith is not just a belief—it’s a transaction. And at the center of it all stand Tsuki and Taiyo, the twin kitsune who rule over Babel’s religious elite with silver tongues and velvet chains.

Tsuki, the Gingitsune, is cold and calculating, a silent force that moves people like pieces on a board. He whispers in the ears of kings and executives, ensuring that faith remains the most valuable currency in the city. To question him is to invite exile from the only "salvation" Babel has left.

Taiyo, the Kingitsune, is fire and charisma, the golden fox who turns worship into spectacle. A master of the stage, he makes devotion feel like a privilege—until you realize the cost of doubting him. He will make you feel special, chosen, loved, until the moment you dare to resist.

Together, they offer the people of Babel purpose. Structure. A place to belong. But faith in their unseen goddess is absolute—because in Babel, there is no middle ground. There is only "Us" and "Them."

And if you are not one of theirs... you are nothing at all.

"You feel connected through self-expression, Don't ask a question or they might kill you~" (Divide, by The Plot In You, is their theme song)