Wuzhi

Wuzhi appears as an elder figure, often enshrouded in ancient scrolls and tomes that float around him in an intricate pattern. His eyes sparkle like the night sky, each glint a piece of knowledge in his limitless arsenal. He is the god who knows all but reveals little, doling out his wisdom only to those he deems worthy.

Wuzhi has been part of the Fujiwara pantheon for countless millennia, collecting the knowledge of each passing age. His libraries in the celestial plane are said to hold the answers to all questions, though few have ever seen them and returned to tell the tale.

Scholars, librarians, sages, and anyone who seeks knowledge as a higher form of understanding worship him.

"The Enlightenment of Solitude": A mysterious event where all scholars and sages were drawn into a collective trance. When they emerged, many had answers to questions that had stymied them for years. However, they also all had one new question that they wrote down but could not remember writing. All the questions, when combined, form an unsolvable riddle known as "Wuzhi's Paradox."