Becoming a god in a low-key way in the supernatural world

It's true that you need to wear loose-fitting training clothes to practice martial arts; school uniforms are too hot.

When he got home, he wasn't too surprised to see Takanashi Hanamai and Yuka.

Since the school's ghost story club ran out of new ghost stories, Yuka has never been there again.

Birdsong Flower Dance probably saw the two of them having so much fun that she couldn't think of any lyrics to write, so she came over to join in the fun.

Three girls were sitting on the sofa watching a TV series. Kotekawa Kami glanced at it and saw the title of the TV series: "The Sextiti no Yokai Bride".

"What's this show about?" he asked casually.

Takanashi, eyes glued to the TV, casually replied, "It's about a boy with yokai blood who met six girls in high school, had unforgettable experiences with each of them, and ended up being loved by all six at the same time. The boy is now agonizing over who to date every day..."

At that moment, on the television, a beautiful girl with short hair appeared in front of a boy with side-swept bangs. This girl had a very broad chest, and her size was no less than that of Mikazuki.

Having personally experienced firsthand how powerful Mikazuki was, Kotekawa Kami was also captivated by the series.

He asked curiously, "And how did it end?"

"The ending hasn't aired yet, but this is a novel that was adapted into a manga, then an anime, and finally a TV series. The novel and manga are both finished, so the ending is a bit far-fetched," veteran fan Youjia said quickly.

"Are the boy and this girl together?" he asked, pointing to the large-breasted girl on the TV screen in a close-up shot.

"No, he married all six girls, so it can be considered a happy ending, I suppose," Mikazuki Haruka said casually.

Kotegawa Kami was astonished. How could he marry six wives? Was his surname Wei?

"Well, it's just a novel, there's no need to take it so seriously. But in reality, this kind of thing would never happen, right?" Yu Jia commented on the plot.

"That's right, that's right. If there were a guy like that in real life, he would be terrible."

Kotekawa Kami went back to his bedroom to get his clothes and then went to the bathroom to take a shower.

Chapter 162 A Loud Roar in the Sky (3000 words / Seeking votes and subscriptions)

After dark, Takanashi Hanamaru went home first, but Yuka was still lying on the sofa, watching a variety show on TV, laughing foolishly.

Just as she was about to leave for work, Kotekawa Kami walked up to her, glanced at the TV, and asked curiously, "It's already dark. Aren't you going home soon? It's not safe on the streets lately."

"I'm not going back tonight. I'll sleep on the floor in Qingkong's room. Well, actually I really wanted to sleep in the bed, but she won't let me..." Youjia said casually, "Is there anything to eat? I'm hungry."

"Sleeping on the floor? Does that mean I won't be able to hug the soft, fragrant Qingkong tonight?" Kotekawa Kami muttered to himself, walked to the refrigerator, took out a bag of cooked beef, and said with some concern, "You've already spoken to Uncle Kima and Aunt Xia, right? Don't eat too much beef, dinner will be ready soon."

Youjia waved her hand: "They're relieved now that they know I'm at your house."

"Oh? So Uncle Kima trusts me that much?" Kotekawa Kami was surprised.

Being able to trust your daughter to stay overnight at a boy's house requires more than just ordinary trust.

Youjia looked at him and said strangely, "You talk as if you're the only one at home. If Qingkong isn't here, he definitely won't agree... unless you call him father-in-law."

Kotekawa Kami patted her head, then flicked it on the forehead, turned around and waved: "Draw the curtains, and lock the doors and windows tonight."

Yujia stuck her tongue out at him.

After finishing cooking in the kitchen, Mikazuki washed his hands, jogged to the entrance, and, like a wife seeing her husband off, straightened his clothes and whispered, "Please be careful."

Kotekawa Kami glanced at the living room, which was out of sight, and heard Yuka laughing along with the variety show on TV. He leaned down slightly, tilted his head, and tasted the girl's soft lips.

Mikazuki Seisakusho was startled and looked back guiltily, glaring at him.

Kami Kotekawa was still not satisfied. He cupped the girl's cheeks in one hand and tried to capture her soft lips and nimble little tongue.

Mikazuki's breathing became much more rapid. She first grabbed his clothes in front of her and subconsciously responded, but then quickly pushed him away, punched him a few times with her small fist, and huffed and puffed.

Kotekawa Kami patted her little head, hugged her in his arms, and only let go a few seconds later. Then he changed his shoes, waved, went out, locked the door, and left.

Mikazuki Seisakusho watched him leave, cupping her burning cheeks in one hand, biting her lower lip, and her eyes filled with tenderness.

"Qingkong, is dinner ready?" Youjia called out from the living room.

Mikazuki Seikatsu took a deep breath, stood in the cold wind for a while, then locked the front door and said, "Wait a little longer."

……

On the way to the women's apartment, Kotegawa Kami hummed a little tune and glanced at the lightning-streaked clouds in the sky.

Ahead, the Shirakawa siblings were waiting for him, one dressed in an Onmyoji hunting robe and the other in a Special Division uniform. Passersby instinctively avoided them, not because the Special Division members were particularly cruel or had a bad reputation, but because they didn't want to cause any trouble.

Kotegawa Kami joined them, and the three of them walked away together.

The little girl, with her hands behind her back, watched the drizzling rain and casually said, "Tonight, Xiao Wang and I will take the first half of the night shift, and you can take the second half."

"it is good."

Kotekawa Kami had no objections; the first half of the night and the second half were the same to him.

"Furugawa, what are your plans for Golden Week?"

"go home."

Where do you live again?

"Ina City, Nagano Prefecture, didn't I mention it before?"

"But Ina City is quite big, isn't it? Be more specific."

"Mei Ai (yan) Village."

"Hmm, I've never heard of that..."

"It's just a very remote little village."

Shirakawa Kurumi and Kotekawa Kami were chatting idly when the latter suddenly stopped, his eyebrows furrowing.

He suddenly realized that if the disaster didn't strike before Golden Week, would he be unable to return? And today was already Wednesday...

Seeing his expression, the two siblings beside him instinctively reached for their weapons, looking around warily: "What's wrong?"

"No, it's nothing." Kotekawa Kami frowned, shook his head, and continued walking forward.

After the three arrived at their destination, they entered the women's apartment without incident, where they were once again met with a flurry of stares.

However, because it was a rainy day, there weren't many people in the yard.

This time, they went directly to the cafeteria without needing anyone to lead the way. Kotekawa Kami asked for three extra chicken drumsticks and gave them all to Shirakawa Kurumi.

The latter tilted her head and blinked, looking somewhat happy.

Although I don't know why this guy suddenly started serving her food, it doesn't matter; being happy is the most important thing.

Shirakawa glanced at his own bowl, then reached for a chicken leg with his chopsticks.

Shirakawa Kurumi gave him a look that seemed to carry an electric shock.

So the chopsticks that were stretched out in mid-air turned and stuck back into their own bowl.

The dinner at the women's dormitory cafeteria was as delicious as ever, and the scenery around them was as pleasing to the eye as ever. Furudekawa Kamimi enjoyed both the view and the food.

He had a gut feeling that living in this place would be very good for his health.

After all, it allows you to maintain a pleasant mind and body at all times.

However, this time no girls came over to join in the fun, chat, or offer chicken legs. Perhaps they had been told not to, so they all just stood by and glanced at each other shyly.

But Kotegawa Kami thought they were faking it, especially the older girls, who yesterday practically clung to him.

It took almost half an hour to finish dinner.

After the three of them finished eating, they tidied up a bit, took their drinks for the day and the prepared late-night snack, and went to the lounge.

It's not even 7 p.m. yet, there's still plenty of time to rest.

Kotekawa Kami opened the door, moved a chair to the entrance, and sat down, gazing at the lightning-streaked clouds in the distance, as if watching a good show.

Shirakawa Kurumi, who had just rinsed her mouth with mouthwash, walked up to him, looked up at the sky, and blinked: "What are you looking at?"

"Let's look at the night view after the rain," Kotegawa Kamimi said casually. "Anyway, we have nothing else to do."

The night patrols only began after the girls had rested; before that, they had nothing to do.

The girl thought for a moment, a smile playing on her lips. She walked behind him with her hands behind her back, leaned close to his ear, and whispered sweetly, "Shall we play a game?"

When Kami Kote felt a tickle near his ear, he turned his head slightly to create some distance: "I don't like playing video games."

"No, it's that kind of game..."

"Hmm? Which one?"

"It's a card game I've played before... Turtle Draw, do you know how to play?" Shirakawa Kurumi waved a deck of cards in her hand.

The junior priest on the other side let out a burp.

I'm full.

"I'd rather watch the rain than smoke a tortoise shell..." Kotekawa Kamimi pointed to another chair and invited, "Want to join me?"

"Then let's watch it together."

Kotekawa Kami hummed in agreement, then looked at the increasingly dark sky, lost in thought.

Ever since he left home, he'd had this feeling that something was off.

But I can't quite put my finger on what's wrong.

At that moment, a blinding yet silent flash of lightning illuminated the entire night sky from between the dark clouds.

The sound of hurried footsteps could be heard outside, and some people had already subconsciously squatted down and covered their ears tightly.

Shirakawa Kurumi, who was moving chairs, was also doing so.

Kami Kotekawa subconsciously looked up.

"Boom!"

A deafening roar of thunder shook the heavens and the earth.

In Kotegawa Kami's eyes, a bolt of lightning struck down and crashed into the earth.

A panicked scream rang out.

Kotekawa Kami suddenly stood up, staring at the direction where the lightning had struck, his sense of unease growing stronger.

"Where is that place?" he asked, pointing.