I cultivate a deity in Tokyo

She vaguely remembered it.

The last time Priest Shiraki told him that the reason he had fallen into a deep sleep was probably because he had participated in the filming of a certain video.

She later went online to find the video and watched it again.

I was already quite shocked at the time.

But compared to this, it's nothing.

But that time, the power of the video made me fall asleep for two days.

What about this time?

She looked at Kokonoe Reina, her tone suddenly becoming somewhat sorrowful.

"Miko Rena."

"I might need to hibernate."

Chapter Sixty-Seven: Visiting the Shrine

Just like Reina Kokonoe.

When I woke up, more and more people had seen the video.

This caused a huge uproar.

Many people raised questions in the comments section of the video.

Is the all-powerful priest in the video real?

Is this another special effects soldier?

After all, the methods Shiraki Shun displayed in the video were simply too unbelievable.

That appearance was completely different from the psychics they had ever seen.

It was as if the spirit had been forcibly pulled back from the underworld.

Even those who believe in the existence of spirits find it hard to accept at first.

Therefore, it is quite normal for people to be suspicious of you.

Although many people have doubts.

But even more people believe it.

Many people commented that the hope and beauty shown in the video cannot be faked.

However, no matter how much they argue, the method for verification is quite simple.

At the end of the video, Hanekawa Yaya included a beautifully hand-drawn guide map, marking the route to Tenji Shrine.

People made appointments together.

Tomorrow, I'm going to visit Tenji Shrine!

Of course, no matter how much they argued or quarreled, it couldn't affect Shiraki Shun's thirst for knowledge.

Eight forty.

Shiraki Shun arrived at the classroom in Shunoin on time.

The reason for the slight delay was to wait for Hanekawa Yaya to arrive at the shrine so that she could meet up with Kokonoe Reina.

With an experienced shrine maiden like Hanekawa Yaya, and the fact that Tenji Shrine is relatively small and easy to manage, he wasn't too worried and could focus on his studies.

But soon after arriving in the classroom, Bai Mujun noticed that many classmates were quietly talking about him, and would occasionally compare their phones to each other.

The word "spiritual communication" appeared repeatedly in the discussion.

Shiraki Shun did not show any annoyance at this; on the contrary, he was somewhat surprised.

It seems that the video of the shrine maiden Hanekawa is more effective than he expected, even reaching the age group of high school students.

Judging from this, the number of worshippers at the shrine today is something to look forward to.

Although Shiraki Shun really wanted to hurry back to the shrine to see if it was as bustling as he had imagined, with a constant stream of worshippers.

However, high schools in Japan do not allow students to leave campus at noon.

But if we wait until school is over to go back to the shrine, it will be too late.

Because by then, the believers had already left.

According to common sense in Japan, one should not visit a shrine from sunset to sunrise.

This period of time is when the gods rest.

According to folklore, shrines are places with heavy yin energy when the gods are resting, and many spirits gather there.

Even though there are shrines that are open all day, such as Fushimi Inari Taisha, people rarely choose to go at night.

They were afraid of being possessed by spirits.

Of course, while that's what they say, the truth of it remains to be seen.

Despite living in the shrine for so long, Shiraki Shun has never seen him.

Rather, he actually hoped it would be like that.

If that's the case—

A constant stream of spirits appears at the shrine at night.

He eliminated him and went to find Hanekawa-san to collect the money.

He then used the cash proceeds to expand the shrine, attracting even more spirits, which he then exorcised.

Shiramu Jun didn't dare to think any further.

This doesn't look like a shrine!

This is a treasure trove!

After swimming back and forth three times in the sea of ​​knowledge, it was time to go home.

Using his escape technique to take a shortcut, Shiramu Jun quickly appeared on the mountain path of Pingxiong Mountain.

At that moment, a couple, with their young son, were returning from the mountain path.

He must have just finished visiting a shrine; the boy still had a prayer charm for academic success hanging around his neck.

As soon as the boy saw Shiramu Jun, he grabbed his father's arm and gestured for him to look at Shiramu Jun.

"Dad, look! It's the big brother who kicks the ghost!"

His father looked up at Bai Mujun, a hint of embarrassment on his face.

The mother quickly squatted down and warned him not to address others so casually.

"Then, can I call him Big Brother Da Gou?" the boy asked again, clearly puzzled.

The couple were clearly somewhat helpless about it.

Upon hearing this, Shiraki Shun couldn't help but smile.

Tong Yan Wuji.

In a child's eyes, what they do is just that simple and unpretentious.

Not bad.

He nodded to the family, and as he passed by them, he knelt down and took the boy's amulet in his hand.

He channeled a wisp of magic power into the amulet, strengthening it slightly.

Upon seeing this, the couple quickly and happily expressed their gratitude.

Shiraki Shunya simply smiled and waved his hand.

The academic amulet enhanced by magic.

Although it cannot improve their physical fitness or make them more intelligent.

However, it can encourage them to focus on studying and prevent them from falling in love too early, so as not to worry their parents.

Although the magical power is only a trace, it will last for ten or twenty years at the rate of dissipation.

This is just a small token of my appreciation.

At this moment, the shrine had just seen off its last worshipper.

Yuukawa Yaya rubbed her aching back, leaned on the counter of the office, and breathed a sigh of relief.

"Kujō-san, you've worked hard today."

"Now you know being a shrine maiden isn't easy, is it?"

The sheer number of people who came to worship today surprised even Hanekawa Yaya.

More than 400 amulets were sold!

They almost cleared out the shrine's entire inventory.

In the end, they even had to implement purchase limits.

"Okay, I understand roughly."

After such a busy day, even Kokonoe Reina, who has the constitution of a demon, was starting to feel the strain.

She rubbed her chest and nodded in agreement.

"I never imagined that wearing a shrine maiden's outfit would be such an uncomfortable thing."

"My chest feels tight, and I can't breathe properly."

"And Hihakama too, she seems unable to sit still."

Seeing Hanekawa Yaya's strange expression, Kokonoe Reina quickly explained, "It's all my fault, it has nothing to do with Hanekawa-san."

She silently grumbled in her heart.

It's all my fault for having such a tight tail behind me, Tomoe Hakama!

puff.

Yuukawa Yaya felt as if a sword had pierced her chest.