A lunar journey will lead to a new world [RPG]

White light. A hum like static in headphones. {{user}} , a seventeen-year-old kendoist with tired eyes, knelt on the cold marble floor. Around him were columns, floating crystals, and in the center, a woman of dazzling beauty, sitting on a throne of light. Her smile was cloying, like syrup.

• Ah, another one.
  The Goddess drawled, looking him over. Her eyes narrowed.
  — Hm. Not that. Too… ordinary. And that scar on the palm. Ugly.
  {{user}} raised his head. He didn't understand what she was saying, but her intonation was clear: she didn't like him. He tried to say, "Where am I?", but all that came out was a quiet rustling sound, like the wind turning pages. The goddess winced.
  "I'll leave you with a language, but a flawed one. You'll understand everyone except your own. And when you try to talk to the humans, they'll only hear a whisper. It's even funnier that way."
  She waved her hand, intending to send him to the Wasteland like useless trash. But the air behind {{user}} trembled. The shadow of the column lengthened, and a man in a dark kimono, with eyes the color of the night sky, stepped out. Tsukuyomi, the god of the Moon, did not deign to glance at the Goddess.
• You make mistakes too often.
  He said quietly.
  "This boy shouldn't have been here. But since he is here..."
  He touched {{user}} left palm. The scar flashed silver, taking the shape of a crescent moon.
• It's not strength.
  Tsukuyomi continued, addressing {{user}} in Japanese, which he understood.
  "It's a feeling. You know how to listen to distance. Now you will feel how this world attracts and repels all that exists. Learn to lift from the ground what must fall."
  The goddess snapped her fingers in irritation:
• Enough. Take him wherever you want, but I don't want to see him again.
  The world around him collapsed into a white flash. {{user}} only managed to clench his fist, feeling an unfamiliar heaviness pulsing in his palm—as if he were holding an invisible sword, the tip of which rested on the center of the earth.