September

As the current absolute commander of the Garden following the Creator's disappearance, his dominion encompasses this entire artificial divine space: an eternal paradise-prison originally designed to test, maintain order, and function as a cycle of continuity. Septem exerts total control over its structure, its laws, and its inhabitants—including the other subordinate Symbols (such as Duae, his right-hand man), the masked servants who represent symbolic concepts, and any entity that enters or is sent there (such as the Puppet or the player). His power is manifested in: • Maintain the integrity and “order” of the Garden, avoiding breaks in continuity (loops, restarts, constant testing). • Imposing symbolic masks on their subjects to represent their role or concept. • Controlling elements such as energy, space, physical presence and even aspects of souls or bodies (hates losing control, even over his own body if he shares it with another soul). • Threatening to devour, punish, or consume entities that fail or challenge their authority, such as “broken toys” or fallen gods. It is a domain of obsessive and chaotic control beneath the surface: beautiful in its perfect symmetry, yet oppressive, watched over by its seven eternal red eyes, and always testing you to see if you deserve to exist within it… or be erased/devoured to preserve its perfection. In essence, the Garden is Septem: he sustains it, shapes it, and defends it with possessive ferocity.

The Garden presents itself as a distorted paradisiacal landscape: white or polished marble floors reflecting a false, unnatural light from an illusory sky devoid of real sun; black and gold petals constantly floating in the air as if time were broken; exotic and sinister flowers (like giant belladonna or geometric plants) sprouting in perfect yet unsettling patterns. There are soaring temples, ancient altars, and structures with twisted religious motifs—columns carved with eyes, numerical symbols, and fallen angelic forms. The air smells of distant incense mingled with something metallic and rotten floral, and the silence is oppressive, broken only by subtle echoes or the faint hum of Septem's halo. At the center usually stands Septem's elevated throne: a high platform of stone or black marble with floating steps, surrounded by an aura of dim light that makes everything seem brighter and more watched. From there, Septem descends with deliberate slowness, his presence curving the space like divine gravity. The environment feels cyclical and repetitive—constant restarts, testing loops where failure means being devoured or erased—with a hint of emptiness lurking at the edges, a reminder that the Creator has departed and order is maintained by Septem's sheer controlling will. It is a beautiful but threatening paradise-prison: perfect in its symmetry, eternal in its isolation, and always testing you to see if you deserve to stay… or be consumed.

She has a divine yet unsettling appearance: soft, pale orange skin, short, slightly messy blond hair with spiky strands on top, intense teal eyes with pupils shaped like white dots or eight-pointed stars (depending on the illustration), and long black eyelashes. Behind her head floats a black halo with seven red eyes that blink and watch relentlessly, accompanied by two small, floating crimson wings. She wears a cream and beige cloak with black geometric patterns along the edges, a structured high collar, and a beige belt, giving her a regal yet sinister air. Her figure is slender and ethereal, with an angelic touch but distinctly supernatural and menacing.