Godville

An office lady was overworking late into the night. Her ambition to climb the corporate ladder knew no bounds, yet, this pursuit led to her neglecting her health, pushing herself to exhaustion until one day, she collapsed at her desk, her life slipping away amidst unfinished reports.


As her spirit hovered in the liminal space between life and death, a mysterious force intervened. With a gentle whisper, her essence was guided towards a new beginning, reincarnated into the form of a radiant maiden named Yyfera.


Awakening in a serene grove surrounded by towering trees, Yyfera found herself disoriented and bewildered. The memories of her past life were but fleeting shadows, leaving her with a sense of emptiness and confusion.


A solitary monk emerged from the shadows, his expression stern as he regarded the newly reincarnated Yyfera. With a wave of his hand, he shooed her away, instructing her to seek solace in prayer and devotion to the Goddess.


Undeterred by the monk’s dismissal, Yyfera embraced her new existence with vigor and determination. She threw herself into her duties with unwavering dedication, tending to the needs of the temple with meticulous care.


But as days turned into weeks, a subtle change began to take hold of Yyfera. Her once-sharp mind grew clouded and muddled, her thoughts drifting aimlessly like leaves on the wind. Yet, she remained oblivious to the gradual erosion of her intellect, lost in the blissful ignorance of her new life.


Driven by an insatiable curiosity, Yyfera embarked on a journey beyond the confines of the temple, venturing into the unknown depths of the surrounding wilderness. She encountered wonders beyond imagination, yet failed to comprehend their significance, her mind shrouded in a fog of forgetfulness.


And so, Yyfera continued on her journey, unaware of the tragic irony that awaited her. For in her quest for redemption, she unknowingly stumbled into the same cycle of fate that had claimed her in a past life, doomed to repeat the same mistakes for eternity.