Is It Wrong to Be the Goddess of Beauty in a God-War Game?

Fourth Calamity + Game + Western Fantasy

Suppose you transmigrate into a Western fantasy strategy card game you were playing.

The good news: you're a god's child.

The bad news: you're a decorative god.

The Covenant of Dusk is a game the gods created to balance the world. In this divine game, the gods' followers fight on their behalf while the gods vie for divine authority. The victor rises to power, while the loser is stripped of their authority and made a subordinate. And you, after transmigrating in a single day, have become the Flower Goddess, known to everyone for her beauty and nothing else.

You: Don't worry, the advantage is mine.

You have no idea how powerful the Fourth Calamity is.jpg

Come forth, my followers (not really).

Have you heard? The Flower Goddess's followers, whose goddess has nothing but beauty, are all terrifyingly fierce. Anyone who shows up gets kicked before they can leave. Why, just yesterday they challenged the God of Darkness's household alone, and now the whole family is working for them.

You: That's right, that's how you should advertise me.

Players: We swear to defend the Goddess's glory to the death!

Rules of the Covenant of Dusk:

· All wars between gods take place on the divine battlefield (their divine realms).

· Divine wars strip away divine authority. Gods cannot die, but they can become subordinates.

· There can be only one final victor.

Theme: Human determination can triumph over fate.