Tokyo: My Hundred Demon Scroll

If Gu Yun was always such a domineering person, Enma Ai could completely understand why he treated her so harshly.

On the contrary, she did not surrender and even dared to hide from XZ, which displeased Gu Yun.

"Hey, Word Spirit, don't stir up trouble here."

Gu Yun was a little troubled. In his opinion, Shiki Eiki had work to do, so it wouldn't matter if he waited a while.

Gu Yun was willing to respect other people's attitudes, so he was not unhappy at all. On the contrary, he appreciated Shiki Eiki's focus on her work.

Unfortunately, Gu Yun isn't the only one here now.

"Please wait a moment, I'll come and bring her over right now!"

Izanami's face darkened. She glared at Komachi with displeasure and transmitted her voice, "Are you stupid? Didn't you hear what I just told you?"

"This lord is unlike any god you know!"

Do you know how terrible things can happen if you anger him?

Gu Yun is a good person, a fact that Izanami could naturally see, and Enma Ai also knew it.

The problem is, if Gu Yun doesn't express his opinion, what about his shikigami?

How could that group of violent elements tolerate a mere Yin deity daring to disrespect their master?

"Master, let us handle the rest."

The red spider lily appeared before Gu Yun. She bowed slightly and gracefully greeted her master, saying, "Is that alright?"

"Um…"

Gu Yun was not alone; he had many comrades who loved and respected him.

As the saying goes, "A subject will die if his lord is disgraced."

Gu Yun was being slighted, and the shikigami had to stand up and uphold their master's dignity.

Although Shiki Eiki did nothing wrong from beginning to end.

But the shikigami don't care; Higanbana, Kotodama, and Miketsu all ignore this.

All they knew was that Shiki Eiki was getting a bit arrogant…

"I'm not angry, and I won't do anything to that King Yama."

Gu Yun expressed his opinion: "But at the same time, I have no reason to stop you."

Because the shikigami were unhappy.

Given this, Gu Yun felt that they had every reason to release their anger.

The shikigami are also free, and Gu Yun doesn't want to wrong them.

"Go."

Gu Yun said calmly, "Remember to keep a proper distance."

Chapter 309 Naraku and Kuro Seimei

"What exactly is going on now?"

"The Kyoto Project should be considered a failure, right?"

In an unknown alternate dimension, a group of beings radiating powerful spiritual energy are gathering together.

They were clearly divided into distinct groups, obviously not all of them were allies, but rather they had formed many different camps and factions.

The Infiltrators, evil gods from different pantheons, alien demons from beyond the heavens, and sorcerers who choose to fall in pursuit of power.

“My descendants have probably already betrayed us.”

Kuro Seimei was a member of the 'Mugen Organization'. After Muzan was killed by Gu Yun Muzan, the Mugen Organization's power was not actually greatly reduced.

After all, Muzan wasn't exactly a high-end fighter among the Infernals; his greatest role was actually with those cannibalistic demons he looked down upon.

The idea of ​​demons eating people could cause huge unrest in modern society.

As we all know, riots equal influence, and influence is the basis for the birth of ghost stories.

They need the world to become more chaotic.

The human realm is the foundation of all worlds below the seventh dimension, and its importance surpasses that of other worlds.

Therefore, the various energies generated in the present world can almost satisfy everyone's needs.

Monsters, demons, gods...

One world can sustain all living beings.

"That's human nature—to seek advantage and avoid harm."

Naraku understood the evil side of human nature all too well, but he didn't understand why the Mikadoin clan wasn't afraid of Kuro Seimei.

"They met that person."

The Mikadoin family are, after all, descendants of Kuro Seimei. They reported Gu Yun's information to him, explaining their own predicament.

Kuro Seimei was somewhat angry, but there was nothing he could do.

After all, he knew the gap between himself and Gu Yun, and having the Yumen clan follow him would be tantamount to sending them to their deaths.

"Oh, if it's him, then it's not surprising that Mikadoin would betray you."

Naraku chuckled to himself, thinking how foolish Muzan Kibutsuji was. He could have easily escaped on his own, but instead he went and released the demons who were suffering in hell.

Can't he just create a whole bunch of evil spirits anytime he wants?

Why make it so complicated?

But Muzan Kibutsuji didn't. He just wanted to cause trouble for Hell, and he arrogantly thought that this wave could make him bigger and stronger, and create new glories.

Simply ridiculous!

“We assigned him a task, and he went off excitedly.”

Naraku truly lived up to his reputation as a cunning old fox. He knew about Gu Yun's existence from the very beginning and was well aware of just how terrifying this chosen one of the Twelve Days Plan truly was.

That was an existence that could absolutely not be opposed; it was like an unstoppable torrent, and anyone who dared to confront it would die.

Therefore, when facing Gu Yun, they could only avoid his sharp edge.

"You'd better just ignore the Mikadoin family."

Naraku advised, "Otherwise, you might be the next Muzan Kibutsuji."

“To be honest, you’re a pretty good guy,” Naraku said. “It would be such a shame if you just died like this.”

Having experienced one failure, Naraku's heart was no longer filled with much filth and negative emotions.

Unlike the story of Inuyasha, because Midori did not die, even though Naraku once again relied on the Shikon Jewel to become a demon king-like being, he still could not escape the fate of being eliminated.

After all, the Sengoku period of Japan in this world wasn't just about Inuyasha and Sesshomaru.

Uesugi-neechan, Yoh Asakura (who was reincarnated twice), Yoriichi Tsugikuni, Midori—so many outstanding figures gathered in one era.

"I know the severity."

Kuro Seimei didn't want to be slapped to death by Gu Yun, and he didn't even want to face Higa Kotoko, that troublesome anti-Taisho priestess.

Even if his strength is no less than his opponent's, Kuro Seimei is not stupid enough to stick his neck out like this.

It's only because Muzan Kibutsuji is a muscle-bound guy that he thinks he doesn't need to stick together for warmth anymore once he leaves Hell.

At that time, they had already finalized their plan. They threw out Muzan Kibutsuji to test the waters for them.

Everyone is wary of Gu Yun.

Unfortunately, they had never directly experienced Gu Yun's power.

In this situation, a piece used as cannon fodder is crucial.

“Muzan is too confident,” Naraku continued, “and he’s very restless. Even though he’s already died once, he’s still so naive.”

World domination? A higher form of life? Establishing one's own domain? Becoming a mountain king?

Come on!

Having finally escaped from hell, of course I want to fully experience this brand new era!

"So, what conclusions did you reach this time?"

The Infiltrators are just a bunch of newcomers in the entire organization.

In terms of both strength and origin, they are no match for the original members who made up the organization.

For example, there are alien demons from beyond the heavens, and fallen evil gods.

These two forces are the most terrifying entities in the organization.

The latter needs no further explanation; some even possess combat power at the level of the Twelve Heavens. They faked their deaths to escape back then, no longer wanting to waste time with Hiruko-gami for the sake of this world.

As for other lands…

The so-called "other world" is actually outside of Earth.

The first dimension is far more complex than just the blue planet; it encompasses the entire material universe and is extremely vast.

Of course, there aren't that many alien civilizations, because with Hiruko's footsteps, it's difficult for civilizations to continue indefinitely.

Whenever civilization develops to a certain stage, Hiruko-no-Kami will inevitably appear, thereby destroying the progress of human civilization.

According to these gods from beyond the heavens, their homeland was destroyed by Hiruko-gami, their civilization shattered, and they were forced to wander in the void of the star realm, searching for a planet suitable for their survival.

Thousands of years ago, the gods on Earth often fought against these outsiders.

Some of these outsiders were killed by the gods of Earth, but others were accepted and became part of this planet.

In general, the divine realm's approach to outsiders follows a three-step plan.

Invite them to a feast, behead them, and take them in as dogs.

Over time, the number of pantheons on Earth increased, and their strength grew stronger, making them the most powerful force in the universe, bar none.

Some of the alien gods in the organization survived from thousands of years ago, while others have only been on Earth for a few hundred years.

However, the extraterrestrial gods who can traverse the universe are definitely not weak.