Lord Seisenaru and the Divine Gate

When Nobunaga ascended to the Heavens, he declared for himself a new holy name, that of Lord Seisenaru. When Seisenaru came to the gates of heaven to join the pantheon of gods, he was met by 2 angels, Soresu and Juyo. Soresu and Juyo were the defenders of the Heavenly Gate, and could not allow this upstart human entrance. Soresu was calm and collected while Juyo was antagonistic.

Lord Seisenaru met these angels with open hands and poured forth beautiful words to convince the angels of his newly attained divinity through action and self sacrifice. After hours of discussion, Lord Seisenaru was able to convince Soresu that Seisenaru's rightful place was on the other side of the Heavenly Gate. However, Juyo was unconvinced and continued to bar entry to Seisenaru. The new god stopped talking for a moment, closed his eyes and looked deeply inside himself, then calmly slammed his open palm into Juyo's chest. Juyo slammed into the Heavenly Gate, denting it. Juyo looked into Seisenaru's eyes and punched him in the chest. But this blow was far weaker. Seisenaru was still moved backward by the blow, but he slid across the ground on his feet, maintaining his posture. Juyo observed the now dented divine gate, and the lack of effect his blow had on the godling. This convinced Juyo of Seisenaru's divinity, and both angels opened the Heavenly Gate for Seisenaru.

As Lord Seisenaru passed over the threshold, he touched the shoulder of both angels and blessed them. To Soresu, Seisenaru gave the blessing of eternal insight. To Juyo, Seisenaru gave the blessing of undying loyalty. The angels were so moved by this godling, they both now operate as messengers for Lord Seisenaru.