The Heroines and the Mob

Every story contains a Hero and a Villain. The one who saves the world by killing those he loves, and the one who would rather kill the world to save those he holds dear.

However, unbeknownst to either one of them, they were nothing but mere puppets playing along to the tune of the Gods. Heralds that see enjoyment in their futile dance, without rupturing the laws that hold them. Unable to interfere with the world directly.

That was the main synopsis of the game, [Garden of Eden].

The fight between humans, which transcended into a war opposing the Gods. A battle, that may or may not destroy the world depending on the actions of the User. The one who controls the strings of fate themselves.

It was one nutjob of a game, containing various heroines - ranging from Yanderes to Kuuderes - whilst also posessing an intriguing plot that captures your attention. To the point where it was nominated as Game of the Year. However, due to a certain incident, the game declined to the point where I was the only player left. Unwilling to abandon the place that I was so dearly attached to. Until I reached that destined ending.

Well, that should've been the case.

...If I didn't transmigrate into this forsaken plot, where Gods live among Men.

And out of all people, it was a mob with no history or background.

Alas, what's done is done. What else could I do in the realm that may be shattered?

I have no other choice but to save myself. Unironically, the only way to do that is to become someone who can be on par with God -

To be the chain that binds them.

I'm willing to go any way for my survival, even...if it meant to oppose those who are enraptured within their last dance.