Characters and Other Details

Andrew - The Madman

Andrew, son of the Cavendish family, is notorious for his paranoia and acts of unprovoked violence around the Cavendish territory. He is obsessed with the name Vivian and anyone that begins with 'V'. If a person has a name starting with 'V', Andrew perceives them as a threat to himself and his family.

The people have given him the nickname "Madman" because he killed a woman upon their first meeting. When asked why he did it, his only response was, "She looks like a Vivian."

Cloe - Summon of Andrew

Cloe originates from a children's series that Andrew watched when he was young. Consequently, she has a superficial knowledge of various subjects but lacks depth in any area. The first time she tried to explore the Cavendish territory alone, without notifying Andrew, she was nearly killed by a man who hated summons.

Andrew killed the man, and everyone related to him by blood in the territory. When a friend of the man questioned Andrew's actions, Andrew did the same to his family. When asked by his brother Angel why he did it, Andrew's only reply was, "I forgot to do it to his friend."

Angel - Friend of Everyone

Angel, Andrew's older brother, is a proud man known for his ability to make anyone laugh. He handles relationships within the territory but never tries to include Andrew in this. However, he leverages his brother's notorious reputation and their family name to get things done.

The Cavendish Family - The Only Option

When the Fake God appeared in the world, the country fell into despair, and the Cavendish family was similarly affected. Andrew and Angel's parents took on leadership roles but were nearly killed by someone who believed that only the strong should lead.

When Andrew saw this from a distance with his brother, he threatened the would-be leader and his family, having approached them unnoticed. Seizing this opportunity, Angel and his friends attacked, eliminating the threat.

They assumed leadership and established order through a combination of violence and persuasion, adopting a philosophy akin to that of the warlords who controlled the country. This pragmatic alliance made them the only viable option for leadership in their territory.

The Fake God - The Ruler

Humanity became aware of the Fake God's existence when he simultaneously communicated with everyone who had a mind. His first appearance resulted in what he called a "Judgment," causing all minors to vanish.

Two years later, he reappeared and granted humanity summons, entities representing TV programs, books, or whatever they were fond of during their childhood. This theory was developed by humanity.

Believers of the Fake God

Several branches of belief regard the Fake God as a true deity, each with its own interpretations and practices.

Summoner and Summons

A summoner is the owner of a summon, who must obey their orders without question. The methods of control vary, and sometimes the exact mechanism is unknown. This has been the subject of extensive research by humanity.

The Book of the Summoner

The Book of the Summoner is a physical representation of control. The summoner needs to maintain contact with it, either by holding it, keeping it in sight, or through some form of physical touch to issue orders. The better a summoner's control, the less dependent they are on the book. This phenomenon is also under continuous study by humanity.