I Raised a God in Tokyo

Suddenly it turned into endless enthusiasm and excitement.

It lowered its head and frantically licked the dust off its scarf.

And Yukawa Yeye just stared blankly at this scene.

This isn't magic at all.

It's magic! ! !

Chapter 37 The work at the gate of the shrine

One palm psychic.

Although Bai Mujun is not quite sure what level this is among his peers.

But looking at Yuchuan Yeye's expression, it shouldn't be too bad.

At least the middle and upper reaches.

However, Bai Mujun had just worried that the strange creatures such as toads, snakes, and slugs would be summoned by his palm.

But as the light gathered, the figure gradually solidified, and he was relieved.

After a few breaths, a thin old woman in a gray kimono with a kind face stood in front of several people.

At this moment, she slowly opened her eyes that were not clear, as if she was a little unfamiliar with the world in front of her.

murmured puzzled.

"What's the matter, I should be in the hospital?"

She looked at Jun Shirai beside her suspiciously, until she saw Yuchuan Yeye wearing a witch costume beside her, as if she knew something.

Immediately, he raised his hand and touched his chest, and the corners of his mouth were relieved.

"No wonder"

"Lord Miko, should I be dead?" She turned around and asked kindly.

Yuchuan hesitated every night, but after all, he did not hide it, and nodded.

"Grandma Funo, you have passed away for 20 years."

"20 years is such a long time." The old woman seemed a little sad.

"However, in the past 20 years, no one has forgotten you, and I will go to mourn every year." As if aware of the sadness of the old woman, in order to prevent her from being disturbed by her inner resentment and degenerating into a supernatural existence, Hanekawa Yeye hastily added road.

"Lord Miko, don't care." The old woman smiled kindly. "My life has already come to an end, but I didn't expect to see the world again after death. It feels a bit strange—"

"Ow, ooh!" The dog god jumped up, and it excitedly surrounded the old woman, running like a joy.

"Little Taro?" Looking at this familiar figure, the old woman was quite surprised, "Is it really you?"

She opened her arms in surprise, and Kotaro jumped up and threw herself into her arms.

Touching the hair on its back, the old woman suddenly couldn't bear it and muttered.

"Little guy, is your life over too?"

However, he immediately relieved himself, patted it on the back comfortably, and said in a gentle tone unique to elders.

"I'm really sorry back then, the illness didn't give me much time left"

"But now, I finally have time to compensate you and play with you. Sometimes it's not a bad thing to die unexpectedly."

Listening to the old woman's words, the little Taro rubbed the old woman's face naively, and exhaled hot air.

The old woman was stunned for a moment, and stopped while stroking Kotaro's arm.

She stared blankly at Kotaro's gray pupils, and suddenly a different smile appeared on her face.

"It's not over yet, that's great, Kotaro."

"Oh, right."

As if remembering something, she took out a bone-shaped molar stick between the first and second layers of the kimono belt, where the fan should have been placed.

Looking at this bone stick, the old woman couldn't help complaining.

"It's true, Ota, you let me take such an important thing away"

"Without this thing, you must have been lonely all these years?"

A doting smile flashed in her eyes, and she waved her hands.

"Come on, Kotaro, let's go!"

Then forcefully tossed it into the distance.

"Ouch!" Little Taro seemed to have rehearsed countless times, turned around in a tacit understanding, and ran straight in the direction the bones flew away.

Taking advantage of the time when Kotaro was picking up bones, the old woman turned around and bowed deeply to Jun Shirai who had channeled her out.

His expression was extremely solemn, yet much more relaxed.

"That little Taro, I'll leave it to you."

Before he finished speaking, whether it was the old woman in front of him or the molar stick in Kotaro's mouth, they all turned into light spots and dissipated.

Passing by the side of everyone, instead of falling back into the house, he floated away toward the infinite sky.

Shiroki Jun also looked up at the sky in reminiscence.

After the spirit has fulfilled its long-cherished wish, it will ascend to heaven.

As for whether to go to the kingdom of God or the kingdom of Buddhism, it depends on one's own beliefs.

And Kotaro looked at the light spot in the sky, opened his mouth in a daze, and almost cried out in sadness.

But as if feeling the warmth of the light beside him, he finally wept a few times, and then squatted in place.

Just like before, Send Buye out.

Yukawa stayed beside it every night, soothing its hair and watching together.

When the last spot of light disappeared, Shiragi Jun turned around, looked at Kotaro, and said gently.

"Your Excellency Kotaro, do you have any other concerns?"

Kotaro raised his dog's paw and wiped the tears that covered his eyes: "I don't have any more."

Bai Mujun nodded and continued.

"Then since Granny Buye has left, there is no need for you to stay here."

"Now, there are two paths in front of you, and you can choose one for yourself."

"First, continue to fight with us, and then get rid of it."

His words were gentle, but his words were terrifying.

Doesn't this human look at the atmosphere?

Kotaro was so frightened that his claws retreated one after another, and went straight to Yukawa Yeye's arms.

Trembling voice.

"Puppy, puppy choose the second"

"Okay, there are just two stone statues of Koma Dogs at the entrance of our shrine. I think you look like it before, it's quite suitable." Baimu Jun smiled, "I want to ask you, are you willing to work at the entrance of our shrine?"

The so-called Koma Dog, in the Shinto concept, is the guardian of the gods. It is usually placed at the entrance of the shrine or in front of the main hall, and its shape is more like a stone lion in the previous life.

Of course, there are also shrines that don't display koma dogs, but choose foxes and rabbits, but the meaning is the same.

Going to work at the gate of the shrine?

Little Taro's face twitched.

Speaking of being so tall, isn't it just asking Ben Yao to pretend to be a sculpture and be a security guard?

This demon is a dignified dog god!

It's too much to ignore this demon, human beings!

But looking at Bai Mu Jun, who was already moving his wrists and smiling, he put these thoughts aside again.

The voice did not contain a trace of falsehood, with an expression that I was born for, and cried out, "Master, the little dog is willing!"

Unconsciously, Kotaro has changed his name, calling Shiragi Jun the master.

For this kind of dog-licking instinct——

Oh no.

It is for Xiaotaro to have such a high awareness, Shiroki Jun expressed his satisfaction.

Although the Koma dogs in front of the shrine are generally placed in a pair.

Putting one alone, it seems a bit nondescript.

If you want to solve it, you can only see where the dog god is going to be in the future, go out and catch a similar size and come back.

"Then, does Your Excellency Kotaro have anything else to take with you? We can leave after you've packed up." Shiroki Jun motioned for Kotaro to pack up first.

"No, Master, the dog can't leave here." Kotaro's expression was bitter.

Bai Mujun was quite surprised: "Why is this?"

Kotaro slowly raised his right paw.

Bai Mu Jun and Han Chuan Yeye curiously leaned over to watch.

A dark black ring was tightly tied to its forearm like a golden hoop, and countless filaments spread around it like a plant, digging into the skin, and it was still wriggling at the moment.

Just looking at it with the naked eye, you can see a very filthy, dark and evil atmosphere.

Not to mention direct observation with mana.

Bai Mujun raised his head in surprise: "What is this?"

"This is a mark specially used to restrain us and prevent us from escaping from Meguro District." There was a hint of anger in Kotaro's voice.

"There are far more than one monster in the Meguro district."

Chapter 38 Find a way to make a difference

I thought it was quite rare to see a dog god.