Dancing with Medici, the Lord of the Mysteries

The game [Godhood Simulator] completely upended the orderly life of assassin Leslie Cressol. What made her lose it was that this was a game she’d play even if she had to bark like a dog to do it (not really). What really made her lose it was that she’d prepared to spend money to beat the game, then chose to start from the hardest difficulty: Hell. Starting underground, face-to-face with an evil spirit that could swallow her whole. Was that even fair? At first, Leslie thought the game was impressively realistic, immersing players by putting them into a hypnotic trance. But after spending some time with the evil spirit named Soren Einhorn Medici, she realized something was wrong. Where were the health and mana bars? The settings? The exit button? This wasn’t hypnosis! She had really been transported into the game! She was doomed. She’d just made a deal with Medici and promised to let him out. “Medici, I have a question. It’s just…” “How do I get out?” Medici: ? “The way you came in, obviously.” Leslie thought seriously about whether starting over now would kill her. Important notes: 1. I haven’t read Circle of Inevitability yet. The pairing is with Medici. The heroine will change sex twice, first becoming a man and then changing back to a woman, and will switch from the Hunter Pathway to the Demoness Pathway. 2. The story is a slow burn, and the characters will definitely be out of character. I want to see one body with four souls, one person putting on a whole show. 3. Friendly to Klein and the Tarot Club. 4. The title has been changed. The original title was [Lord of the Mysteries] Godhood Simulator. Theme: Pure faith never dies