The Eternal Paradise Cult was a religious organization headquartered deep in the mountains.
Hundreds of years ago, Doma had been born into a superstitious family with naturally pure white hair and a pair of rainbow-colored eyes.
Upon seeing his unique appearance, his parents firmly believed he was a "child of god" who could "hear the voice of god," and founded the Eternal Paradise Cult with him as its spiritual leader.
The cult recruited followers under the banner of relieving suffering and spreading happiness, but in essence, it was a tool for Doma's parents to amass wealth.
They promoted Doma's title as a "child of god" to draw people in to pray and seek "divine guidance."
Young Doma naturally knew he could not hear any supposed "voice of god" and found his parents' ignorant beliefs laughable, but out of pity, he did not expose the lie.
At first, he would still rack his brains as best he could to answer the followers who came to pray.
But as time passed, Doma gradually came to understand the absurdity of the world, as well as humanity's frailty and helplessness, through those who came to pray.
Moreover, because he knew that the supposed gods did not exist, and was born unable to experience the emotions normal humans should have or empathize with anyone at all, he found the followers who came to air their grievances all the more foolish.
From that point on, Doma formed a belief-humans could only attain true paradise by leaving this world.
Later, Doma's mother discovered that his father was having affairs with some of the cult's female followers. In a rage, she hacked him to death, then killed herself by taking poison.
Doma, who witnessed everything, still felt no emotional stirrings. He merely thought the room had been made