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Shadow Garden (シャドウガーデン, Shadō Gāden?) is a clandestine organization founded by Cid Kagenou, also known as Shadow. The members primarily focus on hindering the Cult of Diablos' perpetual control over the world.[1] By weakening the Cult’s international influence and thwarting their Diablos experimentations, Shadow Garden hopes to weaken and eventually eradicate the Cult for good. The leader of Shadow Garden remains unaware of the true breadth and power of the organization. He believes that it is merely theatrical appeasement for his shadow broker fantasies.The origins of Shadow Garden dates back to the boyhood of Cid Kagenou, a reincarnated boy determined to fulfill a dream of becoming a shadow broker. To accomplish this, Cid routinely snuck out of his home to fight bandits. During one such outing, he discovered a rotting but surprisingly alive body; the effects of possession heavily mutated it. He performed multiple experiments on the body and accidentally reversed the mutation after a month's work. Under the rotting flesh was a young elf girl.Cid named the elf Alpha and officially made her a shadow broker subordinate. Her job was to prevent the resurrection of Diablos. Rapid Growth of Shadow Garden's Martial, Political, and Financial Influence Standardization of education and sword techniques Relocation of Shadow Garden to the Ancient City of Alexandria Tuna King franchising Opening Mitsugoshi Company Recruitment of powerful members Investigation of the Templars Sacred Land of Lindwurm infiltration Assassination of a templar leader Recruitment of The Saint into Shadow Garden’s ranks Continual Possessed Research and Rescue Successful Assaults on Cult and Church’s convoys Further development of efficient curing procedures for the possessed Destruction of testing and holding facilities Cult of Diablos Investigations Supplementary intelligence provided by Beta’s infiltration of the Midgard Newspaper Association Gamma’s Purchase of Midgard Newspaper Association Deductio