Crossover: A Different Inuyasha.

Chapter 175 Matters of the Shrine

"From now on, you will be called Liuli."

"Thank you for bestowing this name upon me, sir."

Inuyasha looked at the little mountain god in front of him and said with a smile.

He then scooped up the chubby little Liuli in his arms, weighed her lightly in his hand, and spoke with a touch of doting affection.

"You must grow up to be very beautiful."

Liuli nestled against his chest, her small hands clutching his collar, and nodded.

The more beautiful she is, the more extraordinary and divine her true nature will be.

The spiritual energy on the mountain, nurtured by incense offerings over the years, will also grow.

The two are inherently one and complement each other.

This scene was witnessed by Hongye and Mudan, who were passing by the corridor.

The two girls were stunned for a moment, and when they met Inuyasha's gaze, a bad feeling welled up in their hearts.

Hongye grabbed Mudan's sleeve, and Mudan grabbed Hongye's wrist. The two gasped almost simultaneously.

"The Divine Lord has brought back the Divine Child!!!"

The shouts were clear and loud, echoing through the shrine's courtyard.

"You brat, don't spread rumors!"

As soon as Inuyasha shouted, several figures appeared out of thin air.

Kagome was the first to arrive.

When she saw the exquisitely beautiful little figure in Inuyasha's arms, she was stunned for a moment, then her gaze swept back and forth between Inuyasha and Ruri twice.

Her expression shifted from bewilderment to suspicion, then to shock, and finally back to blank stares as she muttered, "Impossible—this is impossible."

Feng followed closely behind.

She was much calmer than Kagome, who was instantly shocked. She narrowed her eyes slightly and looked the child in Inuyasha's arms up and down. She noticed that Ruri's aura was a little off, and then seemed to understand something.

"Kagome, don't worry."

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She glanced at Kagome, "She's a natural-born elf."

Finally, in Kagome's eyes, which were regaining their luster, Kaede added uncertainly, "However, Inuyasha's true nature..."

You know what happened.

Her voice tinged with sadness, "After all these years, our all-powerful darling might have an accident."

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"The Lord God is not that careless."

Zou Ji arrived shortly after, her steps unhurried, a gentle smile on her face.

She glanced at Inuyasha, who had already put Ruri down and was probably up to something, and said something for him. Then, her gaze fell on Ruri, and she nodded slightly. "The shrine's mountain range has taken on a spiritual form. What a blessing."

The last figure arrived gracefully.

Cui Zi crossed her arms over her chest, her high ponytail swaying slightly behind her, her heroic face showing tension and anticipation.

She stared at Liuli, her tone suddenly turning regretful.

"I thought it was a bloodline inheritance—"

If Ruri were Inuyasha's child with a human, Midori would be overjoyed. Unfortunately, she was just a mountain god who had gained some special opportunity.

Inuyasha patted Ruri's head. "Say hello to them."

Liuli nodded obediently and turned to the women present.

She clasped her hands together in front of her, slightly bent her knees, and spoke in a childish yet clear voice.

"Liuli greets all the ladies."

"I am the embodiment of the spirit of this mountain. Today, I have been given a name by the God. I hope you ladies will take good care of me in the future."

Her words were quite eloquent, and it wasn't surprising that Ruri had acquired this common knowledge, given that the subconscious of the shrine's inhabitants had already resonated with the surrounding magnetic field.

Cui Zi's expression shifted slightly. "My pupils are about to break through, I'll be going now."

After glancing at Midori who had left, Kanade also smiled.

"I'm going to deliver the news of Liuli's birth. Recently, there have been more spirits and monsters in the mountains and fields, so there's been a lot more to do internally. I'll be busy."

Feng narrowed her eyes slightly. With her meticulous mind, she began to understand. Could these two people be what I thought they were?

When exactly?

Hearing footsteps coming from one behind the other, Kagome snapped back to reality.

She quickly stepped forward, bent down, and picked up Liuli.

The little one was incredibly light; holding him in my arms, I could barely feel his weight, like holding a cloud warmed by the sun.

Fluff.

There wasn't a single trace of Inuyasha's aura about him.

"call----"

Kagome let out a long sigh of relief, her clear eyes glancing at Inuyasha with an expression that clearly said, "You've been good."

Then she remembered the two shouts that had shaken the shrine, and she turned her head sharply, her gaze like a knife shooting towards the corner of the corridor.

There were two little heads, one above the other, and four eyes peeking inside.

When Kagome's gaze swept over them, Momiji and Botan froze, like two cats whose tails had been stepped on, and immediately let out a "woof".

The two little girls turned and ran, disappearing in the blink of an eye.

"Honestly, I taught them to see things for themselves, so why are they still spreading rumors?" Kagome complained, picked up Ruri, turned around and left, leaving Inuyasha with a clean back of his head.

Ruri perched on her shoulder, her little face blank as she glanced back. When she met Inuyasha's gaze, she waved her little hand obediently.

Kagome still harbors resentment about not being able to conceive after all these years.

She would joke and tease him casually, never bringing it up, and would even occasionally tease him with "Are you sure you can handle this?"

But despite the jokes, the thorn in my heart remains stuck there.

None of her sisters were pregnant. At first, she thought it was due to species isolation, but she gradually realized that with Inuyasha's current strength, he could have a child even without a woman.

But they remained silent, both inside and outside the shrine.

It's obvious that Inuyasha doesn't want to.

As Kagome carried Ruri away, her steps were heavier than usual, her shoulders and back taut, as if she were competing with herself or someone else.

Kaede's gaze fell on Inuyasha. "Want to take a walk together?"

Inuyasha reached out and took Kaede's hand, their fingers loosely intertwined.

Feng's hand was a size smaller than his, with slender fingers and a slightly cool back. It trembled slightly when Feng held it, then quietly rested in his palm.

The two walked slowly along the corridor.

After that shower of light, the spiritual energy in the shrine was several times stronger than usual, even the plants in the courtyard were imbued with its spiritual essence.

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Ginkgo, cherry trees, pine and cypress trees, moss, vines.

The plants, nourished by incense for years, have awakened and transformed into tiny spirits, frolicking and playing in the courtyard.

The cherry blossom spirit, dressed in a pink and white dress with petals adorning her hair, hopped on tiptoe among the branches; the pine tree spirit, tall and slender, stood silently beside the pillars, draped in a dark green pine needle cloak, like a breathing bonsai.

The Mossy Fairy is the smallest, only the size of a palm, covered in fur, hiding in the cracks of the stone steps, occasionally peeking out half its head and blinking its round eyes.

Many animals also take human form.

The adorable animals such as foxes, cats, and dogs that had cultivated themselves for many years in the mountains behind the shrine have transformed into beautiful...

Sexy or innocent girls of all ages observe the world through their novel bodies.

Each of the little witches was accompanied by a spirit.

Some were teaching the spirits to read, some were playing with them, and some were sternly scolding their spirits for not stealing snacks.

Upon seeing Inuyasha and Kaede approaching, they all stopped what they were doing and bowed to greet them, their clear and resounding calls of "Lord God" and "Lord Kaede" echoing one after another.

As Feng walked, he looked around, a faint, slightly shy smile playing on his lips. He rarely let Inuyasha lead him by the hand in front of his juniors.

She turned her head, gave the unrestrained man a coquettish glare, and said, "Thanks to your hand, the shrine has gained many spirits that are plant-based and animal-based monsters."

"It's perfect to assign one to each of the little witches, so they don't have too much energy to spare all day, and they'll have a companion after they graduate."

Inuyasha followed her gaze and saw that the Ginkgo Spirit was being held in Momiji's arms and having her face rubbed, while the cat demon girl was being chased all over the yard by Bodan.

Dozens of "people" suddenly appeared in the shrine, making it as lively as a Chinese New Year celebration.

Especially the red leaves and peonies, which seem to have forgotten the pain once the wound has healed, are the most mischievous.

This reminded Inuyasha of Asagi, Ai, Shion, and Moegi after their graduation; these four girls are now all capable individuals.

Asagi and Aoi would occasionally write to him.

Now that we have more convenient mobile phones, we've started sending text messages.

Feng withdrew his gaze, glanced at him sideways, and spoke with a tone that was hard to tell whether it was teasing or sighing.

"But those spirits and monsters, they're all female, and they really are something else."

"You really want to be the Yellow Emperor, don't you?"

Inuyasha smiled without saying a word, slightly tightening his grip on Kaede's hand, his thumb gently rubbing against the back of her fingers.

Feng's hand gradually turned red from being rubbed by him.

The pale red tinge spread from the fingertips to the palm, then from the palm to the wrist, and finally climbed up to the ear tips and cheeks.

She turned her face away, avoiding Inuyasha's undisguised gaze, her steps involuntarily slowing, her shoulders leaning slightly towards him.

The sunlight outside the corridor was just right, casting long, close shadows of the two people that overlapped on the bluestone slabs.

At that moment, a surge of energy rose up.

The aura came suddenly, swiftly and intensely, like a flower bud that had been accumulating for too long, finally blooming at the most opportune moment.

A surge of spiritual energy flowed from one side of the courtyard, spreading along the corridor and stone steps, causing the little witches to all look in the same direction.

As the two walked over, they saw that Tongzi, who was being protected by Cuizi, had broken through to the fourth realm.

A girl with a sacred and pure aura sat cross-legged on a stone platform in the courtyard, her eyes closed and her hands forming a mudra in front of her knees.

Spiritual energy surged into her body, and the source power churned around her like a tide, blowing her long, black hair back.

Pupil's face was calm and focused in the light. The childishness in his eyes had not yet faded, but he already had a composure beyond his years.

Cui Zi, the protector, stood nearby, a look of satisfaction on her valiant face.

Even though Hitomi was born with powerful spiritual energy, on par with Kikyo, reaching the fourth realm at this age was already a remarkable achievement.

Many little witches secretly followed behind.

With Feng and Cui Zi around, they dared not approach, only hiding far away at the corners of the corridor and behind the pillars, peeking out their cute little heads, crowding the outer corridor and walls.

Dozens of bright eyes stared at the pupil on the stone platform, their gazes filled with envy and longing.

"Kurenai, you've reached the fourth level of Pupil Realm."

"Peony, there's nothing wrong with my eyes, you don't need to remind me."

Red leaves and peonies squeezed together at the very front of the corner of the corridor, their two heads close together, their four eyes staring unblinkingly at the pupil on the stone platform.

The two instinctively wanted to take two steps forward to get a closer look, but when they glanced around, they saw Inuyasha standing in the center of the courtyard.

The two little girls stopped moving at the same time, and quickly shrank back, like two frightened turtles, hiding behind the pillars and not daring to peek out again.

Inuyasha couldn't be bothered to argue with two little butts.

The time to teach them a lesson will come when they grow up.

Pupil's breakthrough is nearing its end.

The source energy slowly receded from her body. When she opened her eyes, a clear light flashed in them. She then stood up and bowed deeply to Cui Zi.

"Thank you for protecting me, Lady Midori."

Cui Zi nodded slightly, her expression completely masking her satisfaction, leaving only her usual calm and dignified demeanor. "You are my disciple; it's just my duty."

Looking at Hitomi's successfully broken through and her Source Power surging, Inuyasha sighed, "She's only ten years old."

In the world of the Divine Tree, he would be like the ten-year-old Six Paths, comparable to those transmigrators who acquire the Mangekyou Sharingan and Rinnegan at a very young age.

Upon hearing this, Tongzi's cheeks flushed slightly, and she bowed respectfully. "Your Excellency is too kind. I am merely standing on the shoulders of giants."

Inuyasha waved his hand, "The fourth realm corresponds to the higher levels. Many city lords are not as good as you. You are no longer a junior. Stop being so modest."

No, that won't do.

He looked at Tongzi, who seemed a little nervous, and said gently, "Although you've only been studying here for two years, the Fourth Realm is still the Fourth Realm. Even though the shrine can still teach you a lot, the outside world will allow you to experience a different kind of life."

"Would you be willing to become the temple priestess of a province?"

The shrine already has Kikyo, Midori, Kaede, and Kanade, and there are no extra vacancies. Meanwhile, the person in charge of the Hagoromo Province is still at the third level, and they need a fourth level person to keep things in check.

Even though no one dared to offend the shrine's dignity, the fact that the head of a province's shrine maiden was not the head priestess was somewhat disrespectful to the shrine.

Hitomi, who doesn't want to leave the shrine yet, is faced with the words of the person she admires, and wants to agree but is also worried that she won't do it well.

The responsibilities of a provincial temple priestess are too heavy.

And isn't ten years old a bit unreliable?

Looking at her beloved disciple's expression, Cui Zi knew without a doubt what the little girl was worried about, and spoke directly.

"The Zenkenkyo area is being managed by Tsukiyo Izumi. You will take over her position and gain a few years of experience. You can also come back to consult with her anytime."

Yue Huangquan has good talent. After fully activating the power left behind by the gods, he broke through to the fourth realm a year ago.

"Don't worry if you go. The biggest job of the resident priestess is to use her good and evil eyes to look around. She only needs to go to the administrative center occasionally."

The shrine's role is to oversee; any problems can be reported directly.

Upon hearing this, Hitomi looked at Inuyasha expectantly. Only when the latter nodded did her heart relax, and she said seriously.

"Yes, Your Majesty."

Inuyasha patted Hitomi's head encouragingly, then glanced at Midori, who was looking quite serious beside him, and left with Kaede.

As they walked, the two came to a house to discuss important matters.

Her fair, rosy skin was covered with a thin layer of glistening sweat.

The delicate and weak Feng nestled against the man's chest, letting him reach out and brush away the strands of hair that clung to her lips.

After taking a few breaths, Feng touched his lower abdomen without saying anything.

Enjoying this moment of unique tranquility.