The protagonist, a devotee of a brutal and all-encompassing divinity, seeks to restore the 'wholeness' of the gods by confronting humanity's sanitized perception of the divine. He believes that true understanding lies not in peace, but in totality, a concept he enforces through extreme acts of ritualistic violence. His objective is to shatter the false peace humanity craves and impose his vision of divine truth, regardless of the cost.

The provided text for 'Total Worship' suggests a work that delves into extreme and disturbing themes, focusing on a protagonist's radical interpretation of divinity and worship. The narrative appears to prioritize philosophical exploration of religious concepts through graphic and visceral acts. The style indicates a deliberate confrontation with conventional notions of peace and divinity, aiming for a totalizing and potentially unsettling experience for the reader. The material suggests a challenging read that explores the darker aspects of faith and human nature.