Gifted Communion (異能心教, Inō shinkyō?),[1] previously referred to as the Nameless Order, is a religious organization founded by Naoshi Usui.
Known Members[]
- Naoshi Usui: Founder and leader
- Houjou: Naoshi's right-hand man
Description[]
The organization is an emergent religious group that is growing into a significant problem for the government and the military. Though still relatively unknown to the world at large, it is becoming a pressing problem behind the scenes.
It is referred to as the Nameless Order, as nothing is known about them — not their scale, their organization’s true name, or their internal structure.
After discovering their emblem somewhere, the government had gotten up in arms about them and is frantically pursuing them for treason against the Emperor.[2]
Their emblem is an upside-down sake cup. Arranged in a circle around it are sakaki trees wreathed in flame. It is considered a blasphemous design. The upside-down sake cup was horrible enough, but depicting the tree of the gods — the sakaki — in flames was outrageous.[2]
Since information is shared with all Gift-users regarding the Nameless Order, even someone long removed from active service like Tadakiyo Kudou is in the know about them.[3]
Plot[]
Kiyoka Kudou is sent on a mission to a rural farming village near the Kudou villa in the countryside. There, he hears about a horned fiend and a suspicious group holing up in a deserted shack and goes on an investigation. In the shack, he finds an unremarkable black cloak, with inside featured some type of needlework. A pattern had been embroidered on it in dark gold thread that consisted of the emblem. Shortly after, he encounters a man wearing a similar cloak and captures him.[2] After interrogating him, the man reveals that the Nameless Order is really called the Gifted Communion. The man insists that the mysterious order are holy teachings and that anyone who doesn't understand this was a wicked hindrance to the creation of an equal society and human evolution. Kiyoka sends a familiar to the Imperial Capital to coordinate with the central government.[1]
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Novel, Volume 3 Chapter 4
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Novel, Volume 3 Chapter 3
- ↑ Novel, Volume 3 Chapter 5
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