I simultaneously traverse countless worlds

[Is this clairvoyance? Like Yotsuya Miko's? In this world, at least in the Tokyo metropolitan area, there are quite a few unclean things, and the paranormal exacerbates this trend...]

When the newcomer Li Mo began to transform his power, using the most suitable combination of [spiritual power] and [the God of Disobedience] as the main elements for his journey through the world, he began to feel changes within himself and quickly began to see various things that normal people could not see.

As Li Mo saw it, the Tokyo metropolitan area, now under the cover of night, appeared to be a chaotic scene of demons dancing. All sorts of strange and bizarre spirits could be seen on the streets. There were human spirits who had clearly died in accidents or murders, their bodies covered in blood and wounds from before their deaths, wandering around unconsciously. There were also otherworldly spirits that seemed to appear only in nightmares, their appearances reminiscent of the Cthulhu Mythos.

However, Li Mo was certain that the supernatural world he had transmigrated to did not contain any elements of the "King of the Universe" (or "King of the Universe"). Otherwise, in the anime "The Girl Who Can See," Yotsuya Miko, who possessed top-tier spiritual vision, would probably have gone mad from seeing creatures of the "King of the Universe" due to her excessive spiritual vision, instead of having the dark circles under her eyes she had before.

The reason is quite simple. Li Mo inherited his family's small shrine, and the extraordinary knowledge of spiritual power passed down from his deceased parents already explained the general levels of supernatural phenomena. From low to high, they are divided into [Remnant Soul], [Wandering Spirit], [Evil Spirit], and [Fierce Spirit]. [Remnant Soul] is very obvious, equivalent to the remnants of a soul left in the world, which may disappear in a day or two. [Wandering Spirit] is just close to the existence of an ordinary "ghost".

Generally speaking, remnant souls and wandering spirits pose little threat unless they are in a very special geographical location. They won't have any impact on normal people at all; at most, they might cause a prank or scare someone, but they can't even have a real effect. Based on Li Mo's knowledge of spiritual power and other extraordinary inheritances, these are the most common exorcism requests that any exorcist with spiritual power can handle.

If it reaches the level of "evil spirit", it will have substantial destructive power. It would be good if human exorcists could drive it away with their tools. To completely eliminate it would be much more difficult, and it would be best to have an experienced exorcist take action.

Hmm, you mean "evil spirit" or higher, or those supernatural tales?

I'm sorry, but as a small shrine in Japan with a history of over a hundred years, the shrine where Li Mo stays does have some supernatural power passed down, but unfortunately, no outstanding figures have emerged from it. At most, they are related to the supernatural circle, but they are not true supernatural beings.

Even the extraordinary power inheritance that Li Mo found was rudimentary and required spiritual cultivation aptitude. When he awakened his memories of transmigration and rebirth, he carefully reviewed this aspect and was certain that even his deceased parents in this life did not have the spiritual cultivation aptitude. They were only able to barely take on a few exorcism commissions with the few exorcism tools and amulets left by the previous generation, and most of them did not find any evil spirits.

In other words, apart from some elderly worshippers in the surrounding area, the small shrine only attracted some visitors on holidays. The reason was that this small shrine, known as the "Dragon Leaf Shrine," did not have any truly superhumans who possessed "spiritual power." Otherwise, Li Mo believed that if there were any genuine superhumans present, the shrine would have gradually gained some fame and grown stronger, and it would have been a natural progression for them to come into contact with the superhuman circle in Japan, instead of having only one survivor like they do now.

Of course, Li Mo didn't think there was anything wrong with the positioning of the Dragon Leaf Shrine. They knew that their family's strength was limited, and the small shrines passed down by their family were all located in remote areas of the Tokyo metropolitan area. They had no conflict with those large shrines or temples. The extraordinary power of spiritual energy that they left behind was actually intended to ensure that one day there would be a suitable successor who could still blend in with the circle of superhumans in Japan.

However, if Li Mo hadn't awakened his memories from before his transmigration and rebirth, allowing him to successfully cultivate a trace of [spiritual power], he probably would have thought it was all a scam, let alone his parents in this life who clearly lacked the aptitude for [spiritual power].

"Tsk tsk, no wonder there have been so many natural gas accidents in the Tokyo metropolitan area lately. Even with [Remnant Souls] and [Wandering Spirits], a larger number will inevitably lead to stronger monsters!"

Looking at the numerous remnant souls and wandering spirits that seemed to be becoming increasingly active under the night sky, Li Mo suppressed the slight sigh that had risen in his heart. Observing the situation at the Dragon Leaf Shrine, he noticed that there were several remnant souls coming and going. Raising an eyebrow, he decided to clean it up. As he began to work, he said, "Then, let the shrine's reputation come true. A dragon god is enough to suppress the shrine. Let's also see the effect of the power of faith..."

Buzz~!

The next instant, the Nen ability [Greedy Dragon] appeared behind Li Mo. However, unlike the [Greedy Dragon] that Li Mo used in the Hunter x Hunter world, the current [Greedy Dragon] was like a living thing, and even showed the pressure of a god.

This is naturally a change in Li Mo himself. Although his Nen ability is somewhat limited in this supernatural world, the converted spiritual power can still summon it. He doesn't even have the characteristics of a "disobedient god." In addition, Li Mo deliberately sealed off the surrounding space. It is likely that the "Greedy Dragon" would be enough to affect a large area around it. Several remnant souls that were wandering around the "Dragon Leaf Shrine" have already been reduced to ashes.

After all, the [Greedy Dragon], as one of the many special extraordinary powers of Li Mo, has also transformed into an existence similar to a special spirit beast. Even in those high-magic worlds, it can be considered a special energy creature. Not only can it devour the life force and even the soul of its enemies, but it has also fused with the [Dragon Bloodline] activated by Li Mo from the Diablo world. It vaguely possesses the aura of a true Eastern dragon, and its dragon eyes shimmer with a hint of agility.

Especially considering its unorthodox god nature from the world of "Godslayer," and based on Li Mo's assessment of several high-magic worlds such as D&D and DNF, it could be considered a god in some sense. Having merged with the [Greedy Dragon], it has become quite special. In Japan, a place where all things are believed to have spirits, calling it a god wouldn't be an exaggeration.

When the [Greedy Dragon], which was already over a hundred meters long, was directly integrated into the statue of the [Dragon Leaf Shrine] under Li Mo's control, the statue, which had at most been baptized by a few exorcists with [spiritual power] and had some function of warding off evil, suddenly emitted a dazzling light. As the light subsided, the statue changed even more, and it became a sacred and solemn statue.

At the same time, the Dragon Leaf Shrine formed an invisible protective shield. The remnant souls and wandering spirits that approached it seemed to be burned by flames. Lacking consciousness, they all kept their distance. The environment inside the Dragon Leaf Shrine began to slowly change in a special way, becoming more suitable for the cultivation and life of extraordinary beings.

Seeing the changes at the Dragon Leaf Shrine, Li Mo nodded and took a rest. Although he was now considered a living god, he still had no intention of changing his lifestyle. Resting like a normal person was what he wanted.

The problem is that Li Mo is unaware that Yotsuya Miko, who recently left, has discovered that the amulet is somewhat useful and will soon be visiting the shrine again!

Chapter 2 Miko Yotsuya's Lifeline

As dawn broke, the Tokyo metropolitan area went from a brief period of quiet to bustling activity again. The streets were gradually filled with more pedestrians and vehicles, and although it couldn't compare to yesterday's scene, it was still quite lively.

Even though it's Saturday and most schools and companies in Japan are closed, many Japanese companies still have employees working today. Students who haven't entered the workforce yet seem quite relaxed, and some early risers are even thinking about how to have fun today. But those who are finally off work choose to sleep in without hesitation and have no intention of getting up early to work.

Especially in the area where the Ryuyo Shrine is located, which is on the very edge of the Tokyo metropolitan area, the surrounding residential areas are mostly inhabited by middle-aged and elderly people. Apart from the occasional person who gets up early to exercise, there are generally very few pedestrians and vehicles. Some of the surrounding shops are already preparing to open for business, while the 24-hour convenience stores have yawning night shift employees changing shifts, getting ready to go home and get a good night's sleep.

At this moment, a beautiful girl with black hair and golden eyes, wearing a bright yellow long-sleeved knit sweater and a pencil skirt, walked briskly down the street, naturally attracting the attention of passersby. After all, it's not like there aren't any pretty high school girls in this area, but a pretty girl walking in such a hurry is still quite eye-catching!

"Hey? Why is that girl in such a hurry?"

"She must have something important to do. Judging from her hurried appearance, she's probably going to see her sweetheart."

When the beautiful high school girl with long, straight black hair appeared, the passersby glanced at her but didn't pay much attention. Occasionally, an elderly man walking his dog or a senior citizen exercising would exchange a few words in hushed tones and then stop paying attention.

In Japan, the prevailing social norm is to avoid causing trouble for others. If a pretty high school girl walks briskly or even jogs at night and is being followed by someone, someone might secretly call the police. However, since it's already dawn and the bright sunlight is shining, everyone who sees the beautiful girl with long black hair and golden eyes will only assume that she has something important to do.

In this way, at most some passersby might gossip a bit, but they wouldn't bother to ask if the other person needed help. However, when a pretty girl stays under the streetlights or in the park at night instead of going home, she will likely attract men with excessive hormone secretion or even unwanted advances. The reason is that such a neon girl is probably running away from home or simply working in some special industry; otherwise, she wouldn't be staying there at night in the first place.

In the area around [Dragon Leaf Shrine], because it is surrounded by residential areas and a small commercial street is a few streets away, there is no situation like those in certain adult anime. Even if there are occasionally female high school students working in this industry, they are concerned about the impact on themselves and their families, so they do it through mobile dating apps or in more lively red-light districts. They wouldn't be foolish enough to do such a thing in their own home.

However, the beautiful girl with long, straight black hair and golden eyes ignored the speculations of passersby. With her golden eyes surrounded by faint dark circles, she hurried towards the Dragon Leaf Shrine!

……

Yotsuya sees the child!

This beautiful girl with long, straight black hair and golden eyes is none other than the female protagonist of the anime "The Girl Who Can See". According to the original anime plot, she somehow unlocked the ability to see all kinds of supernatural monsters, but she has no way to deal with those supernatural monsters and can only pretend that she can't see them, which makes her very nervous.

To be fair, Miko Yotsuya's appearance is quite good. Her delicate and cute face, her long black hair that reaches past her shoulders, and her beautiful golden eyes are the finishing touch. Her graceful figure is above average for Japanese girls her age, and her shapely and slender legs make her a beautiful girl who scores 85 points or higher without any problem. Moreover, this is only because Miko Yotsuya wears light makeup to cover up her dark circles. Her real appearance is probably one or two points higher.

Yotsuya Miko, a beautiful girl who could have been enjoying her high school life and finding a chance to fall in love, suddenly saw all sorts of strange monsters on the streets a few days ago. She was under extreme mental stress. These strange monsters that exist in the human world are mostly hideous in appearance and occasionally they would bother Yotsuya Miko and ask if she had seen them. With a premonition that answering them would be very bad, the girl tried her best to pretend that she hadn't seen them and looked for ways to exorcise them.

At this point, after failing to exorcise evil spirits with salt and Buddha statues, Yotsuya Miko, who found that the amulet she obtained from this small shrine, which was said to be very effective, was like someone who wanted to grasp at a straw and rushed over early in the morning!

"Huff~ Huff~~~"

Upon seeing the torii gate of the Dragon Leaf Shrine, Yotsuya Miko finally slowed down. She tried to calm her slightly rapid breathing, her beautiful eyes cautiously scanning her surroundings. Finding no more of the occasional strange monster, her expression finally improved. She couldn't help but think, "That free amulet worked, proving this small shrine has the ability to deal with those strange monsters. But if I need one to solve my current problem, it will probably cost quite a bit..."

For the Yotsuya family, who received a substantial insurance payout a few years ago due to their father's unexpected death, daily life was relatively comfortable under the careful management of Yotsuya Miko's mother, and their standard of living was similar to before. However, Yotsuya Miko and her younger brother were both sensible children and did not have any bad habits of reckless spending.

Over the past few years, Miko Yotsuya has managed to save a portion of her monthly allowance from her mother, accumulating at least tens of thousands of yen in savings. While this is a considerable sum for a high school student from an ordinary family in Japan, it's nothing in Tokyo. She probably couldn't even afford to stay in the cheapest internet cafe for a month, let alone buy genuine amulets from temples or ask shrines or temple masters for help in resolving her problems.

Regarding this matter, Yotsuya Miko, who is academically gifted and quite intelligent, knows that in Tokyo, a good burial plot at many shrines and temples can cost millions or even tens of millions of yen. On average, a public cemetery plot in Tokyo might cost between two and three million yen, not even counting the donations from believers to shrines and temples. This tells you that most monks and priests in Japan are wealthy people.

Of course, not all Buddhist temples and shrines in Japan are owned by wealthy people. Even those who own mines might go bankrupt one day due to poor management. In some remote towns in Japan, there are even cases where shrines and temples have to close down because there are too few residents. That is not uncommon.

However, in the Tokyo metropolitan area, the most prosperous heart of Japan, there are very few examples of temples and shrines in the Tokyo metropolitan area closing down due to a lack of worshippers. In fact, after the bursting of Japan's economic bubble, many people became devout believers, which made the business of shrines and temples in Japan, where feudal customs still remain, even better, and made them even richer.

It's no exaggeration to say that the tens of thousands of yen that Yotsuya Miko had saved up were probably a negligible amount compared to those people at large shrines or famous temples. Expecting to obtain something real like amulets or talismans was probably just a pipe dream... Of course, if you wanted something like amulets, talismans, or Buddha statues for peace of mind, you could just buy them at the souvenir shops of temples and shrines. Unfortunately, those souvenirs were of no use to ghosts or monsters.

Yotsuya Miko knew perfectly well that her condition was not some kind of illusion or hallucination, but those around her couldn't see it. She didn't want to tell her family and friends about it, and she was afraid of being mistaken for a mental patient if she asked the police for help. So, she could only carefully look for solutions in the past few days. She found that salt and other protective items were ineffective, and even sought out Buddhist temples or shrines that were believed to be effective to try.

Unfortunately, the Buddhist temples and shrines that Yotsuya Miko found were all just for show. She had personally witnessed strange monsters roaming among them. As for the famous temples and shrines, she, being poor, dared not have any hope. She could only search online for smaller shrines and temples that were considered more efficacious, hoping to find the real deal.

Now, Yotsuya Miko has discovered that the talisman given to her by the priest of the Dragon Leaf Shrine is actually effective. Even though it only lasted for less than ten minutes last night, it was a great hope for her, and she was naturally unwilling to give up!

[Huh? The air here is so fresh, and this dragon god statue is so majestic. Did I miss it yesterday...?]

As Yotsuya Miko calmed herself and seriously considered how to address the head priest of the Dragon Leaf Shrine, the girl, who had bowed before the shrine's torii gate and stepped inside, looked around with some confusion.

Yotsuya Miko, of course, wouldn't have such wild imaginations as to think that Li Mo suddenly gained a cheat code last night, transforming from a novice who could barely cultivate a trace of [spiritual power] and had one foot in the extraordinary world into a powerful figure who could be called a [god] in a high-magic world. For example, the environment of the [Dragon Leaf Shrine], after the [Greedy Dragon] moved in, had already begun to slowly transform into a blessed land.

In Yotsuya Miko's opinion, she was probably a little tired and in a bad mood when she came to the Dragon Leaf Shrine last night, so she naturally didn't notice anything strange about the shrine. After getting a talisman and being seen off by the shrine, she thought she might have encountered another shrine that didn't have the real thing. It wasn't until she cautiously returned home last night and wanted to rest that she discovered a strange, alien-like monster in her bedroom. She burned the talisman and drove it away, only then did she realize that Li Mo was a true master.

In a sense, Yotsuya Miko's imagination was accurate. Li Mo's current strength would be considered upper-middle level in a high-magic world. Although he was not sure how strong the upper limit of power was in the supernatural world he had transmigrated to, there was no doubt that he had enough power. Moreover, just looking at the fact that human society had developed to modern civilization proved the upper limit of power in this supernatural world.

Otherwise, if it were a world teeming with powerful supernatural monsters, Li Mo felt that the supernatural world he had transmigrated to in the anime crossover would not be able to maintain its general prosperity. Even if the Japanese authorities wanted to suppress it, they could not hide the real changes.

"Hey, young lady, what brings you to the shrine so early?"

As Yotsuya Miko rinsed her mouth and washed herself around the torii gate and temizuya of the Ryuyo Shrine, feeling refreshed, she couldn't help but look towards the dragon statue in the main hall of the shrine, which was less than twenty meters away. That's when Li Mo's figure appeared.

At this moment, Li Mo, dressed in casual clothes, exuded an extraordinary and refined aura. Combined with his towering physique of nearly 1.9 meters, the first impression he gave to outsiders was that he was no ordinary person. Extraordinary individuals skilled in reconnaissance-type superhuman abilities would feel a sense of insignificance in the face of the vast sky, while those with rich combat experience would understand that they had stumbled upon a big shot in the extraordinary world, and the best course of action would be to obediently bow to the big shot and act as if they were invisible.

Upon seeing Li Mo's appearance and hearing his courteous greeting, and realizing that Li Mo possessed a unique aura that automatically placed her in the image of a truly capable and accomplished person, Yotsuya Miko bowed without hesitation and pleaded:

"My Lord, please help me!"

……

"...That's how it is. These past few days, I've even seen those terrifying monsters wandering around my house. I can only pretend I don't see them and try to find a solution during the day when most monsters are in hiding!"

Later, in the only quiet room of the Dragon Leaf Shrine, Yotsuya Miko drank a cup of tea that Li Mo had given her. She tasted the slightly bitter and sweet flavor of the tea and, after calming down, she told him in detail about the difficulties she had been facing in the past few days.

Unlike the original anime "The Girl Who Can See," the various spirits and monsters that Yotsuya Miko is seeing now are relatively rare during the day, unless they are in dark places or rooms. However, at night, they run rampant. For the past few nights, Yotsuya Miko has been seeing these spirits and monsters as soon as she opens her eyes, and she has hardly been able to sleep peacefully all night. During the day, in addition to going to school, she also has to think about how to deal with the trouble of seeing these spirits and monsters. In just a few days, she has already developed faint dark circles under her eyes.

However, Yotsuya Miko didn't notice that when she drank that cup of tea, the dark circles under her eyes suddenly faded and disappeared, and she looked as if she had had a good sleep and was full of energy!

"I see. You were passively opened to the Yin-Yang Eyes, and it's a very high-level Yin-Yang Eye. It's a pity you have no spiritual power and no inheritance, which is why you're in this predicament!"

Looking at the respectful Yotsuya Miko, Li Mo understood what had happened earlier just by glancing at her. He sighed slightly and then withdrew his thoughts, looking at the respectful black-haired beauty in front of him with great interest. He said in a very calm tone, "I can solve your problem, but what will you use as a reward, young lady?"

Well, the high-level Yin-Yang Eyes that Yotsuya Miko had awakened were a trivial matter in Li Mo's eyes. Whether it was sealing her Yin-Yang Eyes or letting Yotsuya Miko control the Yin-Yang Eyes she had awakened, it was a very easy task.

Even if Li Mo hadn't obtained the [White Mist Space] cheat, he could still have helped Yotsuya Miko if he had thought of a way beforehand. However, he wouldn't have shown any eagerness to help her, otherwise Yotsuya Miko would definitely have become suspicious. After all, the style in Japan isn't about helping others for fun, but about not causing trouble for others and not letting trouble find you. That's the most common situation in Japan.

In reality, in Japan, Yotsuya Miko would be called someone with an inexplicable talent for seeing ghosts, someone born to be a medium or something similar. If she wanted to become an Onmyoji or a person with extraordinary spiritual power, unless she came from an Onmyoji family or became a member of a lineage of extraordinary spiritual power, normally you shouldn't expect anyone to help her for free. Or if she wasn't afraid of being mistaken for a lunatic by the police, seeking help from the authorities might actually get her recruited by their special departments.

In Li Mo's view, the fact that the natural gas pipeline accidents that occurred from time to time in this supernatural anime world he transmigrated to did not have a major impact on the daily lives of ordinary people showed that the Japanese government must be aware of the secrets behind it. It was not surprising that they had a special department to deal with supernatural monsters. After all, even the small shrine he inherited had extraordinary heritage. It would be strange to say that Japan did not have any hidden extraordinary powers.

However, Li Mo did not explain things in detail to Yotsuya Miko. He was content with knowing many things himself, and telling the beautiful girl in front of him completely would only make his plans fall through. Besides, his trust in the Japanese government was really not that high.

"Uh? My Lord, I don't have much money on me..."

Hearing Li Mo's words, Yotsuya Miko was not surprised. She did not think that this god, whom she had only met a few times, would help her for free. That would only make her more worried. However, she was currently short of money.

Unfortunately, as a high school girl from an ordinary family who occasionally works part-time, Yotsuya Miko didn't choose a profession that many high school girls would do. In addition, her mother controlled the family finances, and although she received a monthly allowance, it was not as much as that of a wealthy family's children. With only tens of thousands of yen in savings, she was now having a headache about how to repay the debt in kind.

Otherwise, Yotsuya Miko wouldn't have that kind of inexplicable confidence that "it's only right that you help me." If she wanted Li Mo's help, it would be only natural to pay a reward. The problem is that she really doesn't have much money right now. Should she tell her mother about it to pay this inevitably hefty reward?

Seeing Yotsuya Miko's somewhat conflicted expression, Li Mo smiled slightly, then the smile vanished. He then downed his teacup in one gulp before looking at the beautiful black-haired girl before him and offering what seemed like a good suggestion:

"Well, don't mention money. If you can become a shrine maiden at the shrine, then I'll definitely help you!"

(Character design of Miko Yotsuya, a beautiful girl trembling with fear!)

Chapter 3 You Become the Shrine Maiden

"Well, don't mention money. If you can become a shrine maiden at the shrine, then I'll definitely help you!"

If it were a girl from another world, looking at Li Mo's familiar smile and hearing his words, she would definitely be wary and might even turn away. However, Yotsuya Miko was unaware of the other party's situation and did not think there was anything wrong with Li Mo's words.

Be a shrine maiden!

This is not a big deal for modern Japanese people. After all, it's not like the feudal era in Japan. Back then, the shrine maidens of early Japanese shrines were nominally serving the gods, but in reality, they were high-class sex workers.

Especially in the early shrine system of Japan, many local shrines or self-built shrines had shrine maidens sent there, with the exception of a few noble ladies of high status. Commoner shrine maidens were tasked with serving believers of higher status. Even shrine maidens who had no shrine and had to wander were in a similar situation to Gypsy women, who would go to a place to solicit customers and earn money.

As for the situation in Japanese temples, it's not necessarily that good. You should know that the so-called "various customs" in Japan actually originated from Japanese Buddhist temples. It's just that later, Japan had no restrictions on Buddhism, and there were no taboos about eating meat, drinking alcohol, or getting married, so the so-called "various customs" gradually decreased.

Nowadays, it's rare to see shrine maidens selling their bodies at Japanese shrines. This is because most shrines in Japan are government-affiliated and receive annual funding and various other incomes. This means that most shrines in Japan don't worry about financial problems, but rather about not having full-time shrine maidens. When they need to hold certain festivals, they have to spend money to temporarily hire female high school students or other women to play the role of shrine maidens.

As you can see, Japan currently has over 80,000 shrines, but the number of truly dedicated shrine maidens who know the stories of their respective deities and have learned specialized rituals and techniques like Kagura dance is less than 30,000. In fact, a single shrine might not even have one dedicated shrine maiden. Considering that most of these dedicated shrine maidens are in well-known large shrines or family shrines, ordinary small shrines can only hire temporary shrine maidens, barely managing to put on a show.

After all, according to the traditions of Japanese culture, shrine maidens are messengers who serve the gods, or more precisely, wives of the gods. They must be unmarried and virgins. However, while such requirements were acceptable in ancient Japan, they are considered too high in modern Japan. Most small and medium-sized shrines can only find temporary shrine maidens to fill in, and even married shrine maidens continue to serve at the shrine.

There's no other way. There are only a little over 20,000 official shrine maidens in total. If you calculate it, four shrines might not even be enough to assign one official shrine maiden. Some official shrine maidens are even from the lineage of the shrine's head priest. The shrine can't just cut off its own limbs and remove them from the shrine maiden ranks when it's short-handed. It's already very good if there are any to use.

Yotsuya Miko had heard about this situation at the Neon Shrine. She had at least heard of girls becoming temporary shrine maidens, so she didn't think the request was excessive. However, there were a few small issues that prevented her from immediately agreeing!

"Become a shrine maiden? But I'm still a high school student. It's not a problem for me to take time out of my spare time to be a shrine maiden, but I don't know any Kagura dance or anything like that!"

Looking at Li Mo sitting opposite her with a relaxed expression, Yotsuya Miko certainly felt that working under the handsome shrine priest was not a bad thing at all, and could even solve the problems she was facing. However, she had to face the reality that she herself did not know the skills of a shrine maiden.