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Hi hi! I'm glad you're enjoying the game! That first bug is completely new to me. I've replayed the game myself many times for testing and never had the card bug out like that. I also never got a bug report of that before. I will look into it and see if I can replicate it but that might have been a weird fluke.

Devotion points are supposed to be a type of way you act/react that gains favor with a specific character. In the case of where they show up, some devotion points will only show if you have prior ones. There's a ton of hidden paths that are placed throughout this game. I do my best to use the Star-Chart to notate where each point is and what requirement is needed to unlock them. If the pathways become too tedious, I can look into adding a mechanic to help out with that in the future. But, yes, if you choose one path for a devotion point it would need another save to go down the other ones. The game's design is built around choices you make affect your future which in some cases, choices made in Chapter 1 or 2, especially Choose Your Fates, can and will affect paths later in the game. Not all paths will be affected super dramatically; some are just a small dialogue change while others change whole scenes.

I hope that answered your questions! If not, please let me know and I can offer some more insight into the inner workings of the game. As for the devotion, I can try to work on making it a little less confusing. With so many points, it can be a bit tedious to keep track of everything.

I believe you've already answered most of my questions, but I still have one about Yuki — the one with time transcendence, or time magic.


If I understood correctly, he's supposed to be a god. But then, how can a god literally lose so easily to a simple mortal? I mean… he's supposed to be immortal, and on top of that, extremely powerful for two reasons:


1. He's a god (at least according to the story, if I got that right).



2. He's supposed to predict all of his opponent’s attacks in advance.




You can't seriously tell me he couldn't anticipate the attacks, when he’s supposedly able to move through the past, present, and future. Because for me, that’s exactly what time magic means.

(Unless there are still some story details I missed.)

Just to be clear, I’m not saying this to criticize you — it’s just that I find it a bit strange that a god could lose to a mortal. That said, I haven’t mentioned the Tree of Life yet.

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You are correct, Yukine is indeed a God though for reasons (Some mentioned in the story so far and others not mentioned yet) he is extremely weakened at the moment. His god-like power has been watered down easily by 80-90% of what it actually is. There is also a lot more about the mortal he was fighting that will be revealed in later chapters.

There will be more that is revealed about Gods in future chapters.