Causality?

Most of the gods in the Pantheon hid their true names behind divine titles, or Divine Names.

These titles encapsulated their divine authority and the essence of their domain, making them integral to their identity and worship.

Naturally, followers tended to gravitate toward gods whose domains were practical—battle, luck, or professions. Abstract or metaphysical gods, by contrast, were often overlooked or outright forgotten.

The God of Causality was one such deity.

Causality (因果).

Cause and effect.

While the name might seem simple, it held profound meaning in philosophy: the interconnectedness of all elements in the world, like threads weaving …