He cursed them and all of their relatives. He wanted nothing more than to kill them. He had traveled so far, with so few men. They had the ill fate of landing up in Era, and day by day, more and more of his men disappeared. Some joined dark guilds, to serve someone stronger than he could ever be. Others turned a new leaf and joined other guilds like Lamia Scale as an act to repent for this nightmare. Others were taken in the middle of the night, killed and taken away, with nothing but puddles of blood to show they existed. They had angered this god, and the last of his men, the final few, had decided to serve this god and beg for forgiveness and pleaded for their master to do the same. It was ironic, the families they killed, the village they destroyed, was now their safe haven in this godforsaken city. He left that stone lantern and the last of his following behind. "I will never serve that god." Nobunaga scoffed at the idea, "In this land, I will bring the same chaos I did before. But here, I will show them I am the eternal greatness." But he had no idea, that even this merciless god had already branded him. His face bore the mark of a guild, and thus his allegiance was pledged without his knowledge. WC: 232 (Exit) |
To pray at these shrines, please light the lantern, or place a lit candle around the stone lantern. After your post, please exit.
Please bow, however it is not required. On this shrine it is apparent to honor a single god who's name has been long weathered away.
Generalization of God:
The name of this god has been weathered away by time. The name that was inscribed on many of these stone lanterns and altars are unreadable,
or in an old language. Few will be able to read, and even less will understand the god's given title.
To those that heard of this Nameless God, will know that this is a god of second changes and of destined opportunities. It is rumored that the god will one day return. Some refer to this god as Great Nameless, The No-Name God, Forgotten God, or simply, just as Nameless God.
Commonly, people simply come to this shrine to see if it really exists. It's said that even those who don't honor the god, even if they close their eyes and bow to the shrine, will leave the area with a clear mind and relaxed.