The Saint of the Church of Hope Comes From the Dark Continent

Lumina transmigrated.

Her memories were reduced to scattered fragments. A white bird calling itself a divine messenger told her that the God of Hope had chosen her to become a saint, spread the Church of Hope, and let the light of the Lord of Hope shine across the continent.

Her initial landing place was far too dangerous. After dying and reviving countless times, Lumina finally learned her lesson. She accepted the name she had been given and became a proper saint.

She always wore a gentle smile, her eyes full of compassion. She regarded everyone as her child and patiently healed their wounds, even bringing people back from the dead.

She never turned anyone away, no matter what they asked.

Perhaps she seemed so easygoing that people kept thinking they could push her around.

The assassin who had killed her twice said he wanted to be her friend, then locked her away in a mansion in the mountains.

A red-haired clown in bizarre makeup took great pleasure in killing her several times with playing cards, then wandered off, bored.

A young man with bandages wrapped around his forehead acted vulnerable, swearing to become the saint's most loyal follower, then turned around and stole her jewel-encrusted crown.

But it was all right. The Saint of Hope was forgiving and merciful. She would pardon every sin.

And then,

The poor victims killed by the assassin were promptly resurrected by her.

The clown's targets heard her preach love and peace.

The unlucky souls killed by the thief were healed by her in turn.

By the time she realized what was happening, half the world had joined the Church of Hope.

When outsiders invaded this land, someone came to her for help.

Her old friend from the Dark Continent did everything he could to resist, saying she was a Pandora's box that must never be opened, an indescribable terror and monster. The God of Hope was not just, he said, but the very incarnation of evil.

Hurt, she smiled at him, though he was no longer young. "How could you say that, Netero?"

But she forgave him.

Because she was the Saint of Hope.

*Third-person narration

*Serious drama with dark elements

*Updates roughly according to the rankings

Theme: Pursue hope and light