Do you want to fight?

The two of them, arguing and bickering, arrived at the southwest corner of the school, stood in front of a seven-story building, and looked up.

The building was backlit and surrounded by a tall iron fence covered with talismans, with even a shrine placed next to it.

It's clear that no one has been here for a long time; weeds grow rampant, withered leaves cover the ground, and it's a desolate and dilapidated place.

Kamiko Kotekawa stroked his chin: "Such a nice building, why is it abandoned and not used?"

"The information says that a very serious incident happened here." Shirakawa Kurumi recalled the information she had read before, her eyebrows slightly furrowed: "Five third-year girls held hands and jumped from the seventh-floor corridor, committing suicide."

"suicide?"

Kami Kotekawa was stunned. Suddenly, an image flashed into his mind: on a dark and stormy night, five teenage girls stood hand in hand on a concrete railing, about to jump off together...

A sense of unease rose within him. He gripped the sword sheath in his hand and asked softly, "What's the reason?"

"At first they said it was because of bullying, then they said it was because of the pressure of getting into a good school, and the teacher at the time was also taken away for investigation..." Shirakawa Kurumi said softly, "But actually it wasn't either of those, it was because she was possessed by an evil spirit."

"An evil spirit?"

“Yes, it was definitely an evil spirit…” Shirakawa Kurumi put her hands behind her back and did some calculations, “But that was many years ago. It wasn’t as peaceful as it is now. It was around that time that this building was sealed off, because it seemed that every now and then a student would look up and see five girls holding hands jumping off the building…”

Kotekawa Kami was taken aback and asked in confusion, "Didn't you hire someone to exorcise the spirit?"

"The chairman said that those five girls are also very pitiful children. If their souls are still there, then let them live in there."

"Um... do you believe it?"

"To be honest, I don't really believe it either! But there must be some reason, right?"

Kami Kotekawa scratched his head, puzzled, and asked, "If we're not here for exorcism, what are we doing here?"

"Look!" Shirakawa Kurumi pointed to the rusty iron fence around them and the yellowed talismans pasted on it, and said with a light smile, "It's just a matter of replacing some talismans and performing a simple soul-soothing ritual."

"Oh..." Kotekawa Kami thought to himself, no wonder Shirakawa Nozomi refused to come, he must have known all along what kind of work this was for.

"Then you can start, I'll help you get your things."

Kamiko Kotekawa took her schoolbag and katana.

The pretty girl nodded and took out a stack of brand-new talisman papers and a small Kagura bell from a small bag she was carrying.

Kotegawa Kami stepped aside and, for no apparent reason, looked up at her.

In an instant, his pupils contracted slightly, and his gaze sharpened.

On the seventh floor, five girls in old-fashioned school uniforms stood hand in hand on the concrete railing, their heads bowed low, staring silently at him with five empty eyes.

Kotekawa Kami's hair stood on end, and he was instantly aroused with ferocity. He drew his longsword with a whoosh, his killing intent soaring to the sky.

The five girls on the cement railing disappeared right away.

Only a frightened whimper remained in the same spot.

Chapter 127 The Legendary Exorcism on Campus (The End) Requesting first subscription

At the intersection of Yumi Street in Bunkyo Ward, Motoba Yuka tossed her schoolbag to her little brother and looked at Mikazuki Seigaku: "Let's go, I'll take you home."

"I'm going too!" Honjo Sora puffed out his chest and patted his chest, saying, "I'm a real man!"

"Do you think you're Kotegawa? If we're really in danger, I might have to protect you!" Motoba Yuka looked at him disdainfully, waved her hand and said, "Alright, hurry up and go home to work, and do my share while you're at it."

"Don't underestimate me!" The bespectacled man's face flushed red. "Do your own work! I'm not helping you anymore today!"

"Really?" Honba Yuka drawled, while casually rolling up her school uniform sleeves to reveal her fair arms.

"You...you're being unreasonable!"

Seeing that the two siblings were about to fight, Mikazuki Haruka said speechlessly, "No need to see me off, I'm staying at the Kotegawa family's place now."

Upon hearing this, the three people beside him were stunned, and then exclaimed in unison, "What?"

The little bird, Yu Hana, opened its eyes wide, its gaze blank.

Sora was equally stunned, his mind still buzzing... Kotegawa, his best friend, cheated on Yuka?

Suppressing her envy, Benchang Youjia winked and asked, "Are you two dating?"

Mikazuki Haruka's cheeks flushed, and she shook her head vigorously, whispering, "My mother used to say that I shouldn't date boys too quickly, that I should spend at least two years getting to know them first."

Ben Changyou let out a somewhat disappointed "oh," and gave her a look of exasperation.

Silly girl! Two years is such a long time! Aren't you afraid that someone else will snatch Kotegawa away?

Takanashi Hanamai didn't say anything, but she felt inexplicably relieved. After calming down, she thought about it and realized that Kotegawa liked to have dinner at a coffee shop in the evening, and that was when Haruka sprained her ankle. Also, this place was far from her home, so it was no wonder she would stay overnight.

Honba Sorata also breathed a long sigh of relief. Thank goodness, Kotegawa was indeed a good person and didn't do such a thing.

He thought for a moment, then hesitated before saying, "Why don't you stay at my place? I'll stay at the Kotegawa family's."

The girls nearby were taken aback. Takanashi Hanamai's eyes lit up slightly. Suddenly, she felt that the guy with glasses looked much better... Hmm, she wouldn't beat him up next time.

Benchang Youjia glanced sideways and said, "Go away, what's it to you? Hurry up and go home to work! I need to go check on Qingkong's room."

"Hey, you!" Honba Sorata was furious. He glared at her, grabbed his backpack, and walked away with his head down.

You brat, I'm not going to care about you anymore!

Mikazuki Haruka asked in confusion, "Haven't you explained things clearly to Glasses-kun yet?"

"Uh..." Motoba Yuka slapped her forehead, only then remembering this matter, and looked embarrassed: "I forgot, I'll talk to him about it when we get back tonight."

The little bird, Hanako, tentatively asked, "What are you talking about?"

"Well, I don't know what that kid was thinking. He thought I was dating Haruka, and he even told Kotegawa about it." Motoba Yuka said casually, and walked towards the Kotegawa Kamimi residence.

The expression on Takanashi Hanamai's face instantly turned strange. She looked the two of them up and down, her eyes filled with uncertainty.

How did you two become best friends without me knowing?

At this moment, Yu Jia stopped in his tracks and emphasized, "This is a misunderstanding! It's completely untrue!"

Mikazuki Seishun nodded vigorously.

She and Youjia are innocent.

"Oh……"

……

At school, a startled Shirakawa Kurumi grabbed Kotegawa's arm tightly and asked with wide eyes, "What are you doing?"

Kotekawa Kami, who was holding a sword and preparing to climb over the iron fence, said without turning his head, "A few ghosts dared to scare me just now. I'm going to go and reason with them! Let go!"

"Huh? Ghosts?" Shirakawa Kurumi was a little dumbfounded, but she held on tightly and said helplessly, "Never mind, they might just be being mischievous? I haven't sensed any hostility here, they should all be honest and well-behaved ghosts."

"When have I, Kotegawa, ever been treated like this! Today, I'm going to tear down this dilapidated building!"

"Let's spare them this time."

Kamiko Kotekawa turned to look at her, puzzled. "What are you doing?"

Shirakawa Kurumi pointed helplessly upwards.

Kotekawa Kami looked up and saw a white, plump C-shaped object, thin as a piece of paper, floating lightly down.

The sign above read: "I'm sorry."

Kami Kote was stunned for a moment, and subconsciously opened his hand, only to find that Fat C was just a phantom that passed through his palm and disappeared as a speck of light.

He looked up at the seventh floor and saw a girl bending down to adjust her skirt, then she vanished in a flash.

Seeing that his anger had subsided, Kotekawa calmly sheathed his sword.

In my lifetime, I can't believe I'll get to see Fat C, the ghost?

Who would believe that?

Shirakawa Kurumi breathed a sigh of relief, slowly loosening her grip on him, and said worriedly, "Don't be impulsive again, he's already apologized."

Kotekawa Kami nodded slightly, looked up at the building, and frowned slightly: "Why do I always feel that this school building isn't as simple as you just said? There are definitely more than five ghosts inside, aren't there?"

"This..." Shirakawa Kurumi hesitated slightly, then whispered a guess, "Actually, I'm not quite sure either, but this school building might have been prepared specifically for those ghosts from earlier, right?"

"what?"

“Well, there are always ghosts who don’t want to become Buddhas and people who still care about them…” Shirakawa Kurumi’s gaze was complicated as she pointed to the corner of the iron fence.

Kotekawa Kami was taken aback for a moment, then stepped over.

There was a small groove under the iron fence, which seemed to lead inside. On the other side of the iron fence, there were many photos and yellowed pages with blurred handwriting.

He crouched down to look at it, trying his best to make out what was written on it.

"Fuzi, are you doing well in there? It must be good, right? I heard that once you become a ghost, you don't grow old anymore? That's wonderful! You can stay an eighteen-year-old girl forever, unlike me and Dad, who are so old that all our teeth have fallen out... Well, it's good that you can see us. In a few more years, Dad and I should be able to see you again, right? How about that? Are you surprised? Mom will definitely make sukiyaki then... Fuzi, please wait for us patiently, so Mom can see you again..."

Kami Kotekawa stared blankly, then looked up slightly, his gaze unconsciously sweeping to the side. Inside the fence, there was a thick layer of yellowed paper, each sheet covered with writing.

He scratched his head, stood up, sighed softly, put away his sword, formed the Zi-Wu Mudra with his hands, and silently chanted in his heart, "Boundless Longevity and Blessings."

Shirakawa Kurumi couldn't understand what he was doing, but it shouldn't be a bad thing. She smiled slightly and handed him the talisman: "Here, hold this for me."

"Huh? Aren't you going to put it on?"

"Let's perform a ritual to calm their souls first; they must have been quite frightened."

Chapter 128 Revenge on Tokyo (Seeking first subscription)

At 4:30 p.m., an hour after school ended, the two finished the work entrusted to them by the student council, stepped out of the old school building, and walked towards the school gate.

Actually, it shouldn't have taken this long.

But it's all Shirakawa Kurumi's fault for not being skilled enough; a ritual to appease the soul almost turned into a ritual to pray for a child, which made everyone furious.

"How about I treat you to barbecue?" Shirakawa Kurumi, the academic underachiever, suggested with an embarrassed expression.

Kotekawa Kami hesitated for a moment, then shook his head: "It's too late today, I need to hurry back to practice. How about Saturday? We're not going out on missions this week anyway."

"Don't miss out!" Shirakawa Kurumi rolled her eyes. "We're going to have a beef feast on Saturday."

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