But I find it very sacred.

In the 302nd year of the Cassil Empire, a once-thriving continent known as the Lighthouse begins its decline into chaos. Amidst internal strife between the royal family and the Holy See, a young homeless girl named Luya stumbles upon an unexpected opportunity. Mien, the highest scholar of the Cassil Empire, approaches her with an offer: to become a saintess of the Holy See. This transformation is not just physical, as Luya is clothed in pristine white robes, but also spiritual, as she must confront the darkness within and around her, including a festering scar on her cheek. As Luya navigates this new path, she must come to terms with the idea that even someone like her, a person born into poverty and hardship, can become a symbol of hope and redemption in a world torn apart by power struggles and corruption.