The Holy Church.
It functioned as the world's silent shepherd, a monolithic neutral organization tasked with a singular, divine mandate: ensuring that the "mundane" world remained blissfully unaware of the supernatural tempests raging in the shadows.
To the average citizen, they were a charitable religious institution; to those who wielded Ki or contracted with spirits, they were the ultimate arbiters of the Status Quo.
They offered their prayers to the supreme deity Haedeus—the Architect of the Cosmos, the Savior of Mankind, and the Only One True God.
The reach of the Church was absolute. It was the most recognized religion in human history, bolstered by a theological phenomenon: nearly every ancient mythology, when translated back to its roots, contained a reference to a Supreme Deity whose attributes mirrored Haedeus.
