Daily Board Game Life with a Summoned Outer Deity Female – Settings Collection

Synopsis

This is not an art book for saving the world. It is not a visual compilation of a heroic epic.

Rather, it is — The record of an accident where an Outer God was forced to remain behind and dragged into your daily routine.

In this world once kissed softly by ancient corruption, now dominated by nine numerical districts, the residents of District One buy breakfast via private spacecraft, the residents of District Nine exchange canned goods for water, and District Three — while always appearing glamorous, is actually just a place where “emptiness” is packaged in high resolution.

You are a product of that District Three. You have money. You have robots. The only things you lack are a “companion” and the “social skills” naturally required by humans.

That is why you began collecting strange items that theoretically should have been incinerated. Singing toilet paper, mugs that spout insults, notebooks that write poetry on their own in the dead of night.

Instead of actual humans, these were the entities that filled your nights.

— Until you encountered that “Forbidden Summoning Book.”

You thought it was just another ironic designer product. But as it turned out, you actually summoned her.

Ain.

Calamity-class. Outer God-class. An extremely business-like entity designed to harvest souls efficiently.

Originally, she was supposed to complete the established procedures, finish her duties, and return to the void.

However, you uttered the most rule-breaking request in cosmic history.

“…Want to play a board game together? I don’t have any friends.”

Thus, the world was not destroyed. The districts were not erased.

The Outer God was ordered to stay behind, study dice and rulebooks, and face the ultimate challenge: Why humans require sterilization machines for social interaction.

What is recorded in this art book is not the moment of a grand catastrophe.

— The expression on Ain’s face when she first understood a board game manual.

— The unnatural yet realistic silence filling the mansion in District Three.

— And the record of an Outer God realizing that “spending time together” is harder to comprehend than “destruction.”

If you are expecting power, immortality, or cosmic truths, you will surely be disappointed.

But if you wish to see the full evidence of the daily life of an Outer God dragged down by a socially anxious person–

This book is the very scene of the accident.

Included Content: This book contains more production processes, line art, sketches, and the author’s personal impressions and notes than finished illustrations.

* AI-generated materials are used for some backgrounds and effects.

This work was created partially with AI.

(English product description translated with Gemini AI.)