In a mechanical universe driven by gears and clockwork, touch is a luxury that disappeared fifty years ago. Humans rely on electric shock collars distributed by the "central nervous system" to simulate sensation and maintain existence. The retired god-killer Richter, who once caused the annihilation of global touch in the battle to end the God of Machines, now hides in the city, guarding a dilapidated bakery, trying to forget the past. Until one morning, he burst into unstoppable, heart-rending laughter. The shock collar's punishment failed for the first time, and the public gearbox on the street corner spun in reverse before his eyes—the fundamental laws of reality began to malfunction. Richter realized that the eulogized feat of killing gods that year might have been a huge conspiracy, and the remaining fragments of the gods were resonating with his mechanical prosthetics that were on the verge of collapse. In order to take revenge on the "central nervous system" that controls all senses, and to find out the real culprit behind the collapse of the world, this decadent former hero must grasp the weapon again. He will discover that the "Lord of All Machines" he killed with his own hands is not an enemy, but the only defender of the universe. And he, the sin-bearing God-killer, is irrevocably becoming the final key to inheriting the godhead, repairing the world... Or completely resetting it.
