Greed

Greed is not hunger. It is not desire. And it does not want to be fed.
In a world governed by the Tutela Council—an ancient order sworn to study, contain, and neutralize the manifestations of the Seven Deadly Sins—Greed was believed to be the most predictable of them all. Measurable. Containable. A force driven by excess and appetite.
They were wrong.
When Greed awakens, it does not arrive as a creature to be fought, but as a presence that reshapes reality itself—quietly, patiently, and with devastating precision. Vaults meant to imprison it become monuments to human miscalculation. Safeguards turn into invitations. And the Council’s centuries of doctrine collapse under a single, terrifying truth: Greed does not consume things. It consumes people.
As old sins resurface and buried histories claw their way into the present, the cost of misunderstanding Greed becomes painfully personal. Loss, memory, and unhealed wounds intertwine as characters are forced to confront not only what Greed takes—but what it reveals about those who believe they can control it.
Dark, introspective, and unsettling, Greed is a haunting entry in a larger saga exploring the true nature of the Seven Deadly Sins. This is not a story about villains who crave more—but about the terrifying realization that Greed thrives most where certainty, righteousness, and authority believe themselves immune.
Because the greatest miscalculation was never underestimating Greed’s power—
it was believing it wanted gold at all.