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Set in modern-day Brussels, God resides in a quaint apartment with His wife and daughter, Eia. This version of God, unlike the conventional omnipotent figure, is portrayed as a petty and controlling entity, deeply disconnected from the world He created and the family He oversees. His elder son, Jesus Christ (or JC), is depicted as a rebellious figure who has chosen to break free from God’s dominating presence.

God’s mundane existence revolves around creating and enforcing suffering among humanity, using a supercomputer that allows Him to manipulate their fates. With this arsenal, He prescribes the tedious rules that govern human lives, notably the restrictive work calendar of eight work days and just two weeks of vacation per year.

Eia: The Seed of Rebellion