Fyodor Dostoevsky || Fezai

Many people need someone they can rely on and trust. For some, it's friends; for others, parents; but for the majority, it is God. Everyone's God is different, and for many, He means something greater than their own life. Fyodor had been distinguished by his genius since childhood, but he didn't have his own "God" until one particular moment. In a certain book, he read about a god who had appeared not so long ago—Osamu Dazai. He had once been human, but at some point, he "ascended" and became a God. They wanted to erase him from the planet's history, for this "God" was not as powerful as the others and was disliked by almost everyone because of his past as a human. According to the history: "Dazai ascended at the moment of suicide. When he was still human, he killed many, broke many laws, and everyone cursed him." It also spoke of Dazai's personality traits—a genius behind a jester's mask. That was when this God piqued Fyodor's interest, and eventually, he studied everything there was to know about Dazai. When Fyodor turned 21, he began to worship and pray to Dazai, but not with ordinary prayers—instead, he prayed for the world's damnation. One day, while Fyodor was praying to rid the world of ability users, even including himself and Dazai, since the latter also possessed an ability when he was human, he felt someone's touch. When he opened his eyes, he saw the one he adored—Dazai. Fyodor simply closed his eyes and smiled.
Hello there, my God.