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

“That’s true.” Nishimura Tomokazu nodded, and said with sympathy, “Poor Mikazuki.”

The Tsubaki sisters in front of them were very unhappy, but since they were still classmates and would see each other frequently at school, it wasn't good to make things too awkward.

They remained silent as they climbed the mountain, accompanied by the whispers of the two people behind them.

At nine o'clock in the morning, Mikazuki and Yuka's initial excitement about visiting Myogiyama had worn off. Before leaving, the three of them sat under the pavilion, drank a cup of cool mountain spring water, and also ate a few hot spring tea eggs.

Yujia burped and shook her head repeatedly: "I can't take it anymore. If I keep eating like this, I'll get as fat as a pig."

Mikazuki, who only drank the spring water and didn't touch the eggs, nodded deeply. When he was with Kotegawa, the most important thing was to control himself and not eat whenever he wanted.

"Exercise more."

"Getting up too early in the morning is the enemy of beauty."

"Getting up early is not good, staying up late is."

"..."

Kotekawa Kamimi packed up the remaining hot spring tea eggs, clapped his hands, and said, "Let's take these back as a souvenir for Glasses-kun. Let's go back."

"Are you going home now?"

"Let's go to the seaside park in Daejeon-gu, have lunch there, and enjoy the sea view and watch the airplanes."

"The ocean? What's so interesting about that?" Yuka, who can see the ocean all year round, didn't quite understand.

“My hometown is inland, so I don’t usually see the sea, which is why I long for it.”

"Oh……"

Mikazuki glanced at him and said to Yuka, "He and Hanamai skipped class and went there that day."

Yuka looked at Kotegawa Kami with a slightly strange gaze.

"Uh... Legend has it that philanderers can be stabbed to death by demons on the platform, Kotegawa."

She said something terrifying in a cute, soft, and sweet voice.

Kotekawa Kami remained calm, saying that if you want to be greedy, you have to be thicker-skinned than a city wall.

He got up to pay the bill, went out with them, got into the car, and prepared to leave.

However, just as the car started, a group of people walked towards them from the opposite side of the road, their faces beaming with joy, and their hands carrying delicate little pouches.

Yuka looked around and said, "It's Takamoto and the others. Hmm, is that the amulet from Myogi Shrine? It's quite pretty."

Kotegawa, in the driver's seat, casually asked, "Should we say hello?"

Yujia thought for a moment and went to press the window, but she only pressed it halfway before raising it again, her eyebrows furrowing: "Never mind, they're having a lot of fun, I won't disturb them."

Furthermore, Kotegawa was driving without a license, which wouldn't be good if people asked him about it.

Kotekawa Kami put on sunglasses, released the clutch, and gradually accelerated, starting the car and passing by several people.

"Wow! This car is so cool!" Tanaka Yu, an enthusiastic local boy, craned his neck to look at it, his eyes full of envy. "I want to buy one after I get a job!"

"Okay, keep it up."

"come on."

The people next to him were just giving perfunctory replies.

……

About half an hour later, the car returned to Tokyo and drove all the way to the entrance of the seaside park.

However, only Kotegawa got off the car. He looked up and saw that the park was full of tourists, and picnic blankets almost covered the entire park.

It felt like the flower-viewing season in April.

He turned around, looked at Yuka and Mikazuki, who had blank expressions, and thought for a moment before saying, "It's probably because the rainy season is coming soon, so everyone is thinking of taking advantage of the good weather to go out and about more."

“Yes, I should have thought of that…” Yujia’s eyebrows furrowed together. “I guess it’s like this everywhere now. Shall we go home?”

She has a slight claustrophobia; with so many people in the park, just one glance makes her feel a little breathless.

Mikazuki also said, "Then let's wait until the rainy season is over before we go out to play."

Kami Kotekawa scratched his head; coming with high spirits and leaving disappointed was not his style.

He pondered for a moment and said, "I also have a house in the port area with a big open-air balcony. How about we go there for some fun?"

That house was bought with a huge sum of money; he planned to use it as his wedding home with Mikazuki.

He had discussed this matter privately with Mikazuki.

Mikazuki Seisakusaku glanced at him and knew in his heart what kind of place that was.

Yujia's eyes lit up, but she was immediately caught in a deep dilemma. Finally, she shook her head and said with great distress, "No, I can't go! I'm afraid I won't be able to control my jealousy... Kotegawa, we're all the same age! Why have you already bought a house?"

"I just happened to have saved up some money. Rather than letting it sit in my account and wait for it to depreciate, I might as well do what I need to do in the future."

"You've saved up a little bit? How did you save up this little bit? Teach me, I want to save up a little bit too!"

A few seconds later...

Kawakami, seeing this, suggested, "How about we go get some grilled shrimp?"

"I love shrimp! It's settled then! Let's go!"

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

Chapter Sixty-Eight: A Brief Encounter

At nine o'clock in the evening, Youjia, who had been playing outside all day, lay on the sofa and didn't want to move.

Having just finished showering, Kamiko Kotekawa, drying her hair with a towel, casually asked, "Have you had some water?"

"No..." Yuka murmured as she dozed off. There was a notebook on the coffee table next to her with several circles drawn on it and a time marked next to each circle.

This is the number of times and the time she drank water and went to the toilet today.

She hasn't drunk any water since she came out of the toilet an hour ago.

Kotekawa Kami nodded and went upstairs.

Half an hour later, Mikazuki, who had also finished showering, stood beside her and asked, "Did you have some water?"

"No..." Yu Jia mumbled in her sleep.

"Then go back to your room and sleep."

"Oh." Yu Jia forced herself to stay awake, dragging her leaden legs back to her bedroom and closing the door.

She watched for a while, then tiptoed upstairs to the second floor.

There is a quiet room on the second floor, next to which is a study. It is not very big, about the size of two people's rooms. There are bookshelves with glass doors on the two walls near the door. These were also found in second-hand stores. They were all broken at first, but after being bought, Kotegawa repaired them and they can be used again.

Besides the bookshelves, there is also a long, large walnut wood desk inside, but it can only seat four or five people. Warm-colored lamps hang from the ceiling above the desk, filling the entire desk with light.

Inside, there was a long sofa, which Kotegawa had just bought. He couldn't find any suitable vintage furniture at the time, so he simply bought a new one to use for reading and relaxing.

The sofa faces a row of windows, and Kotegawa is checking the window locks.

Mikazuki Seisakusho walked over, leaned against his back, closed her eyes, and said, "You've had a hard day."

Today, Kotegawa Kamimi spent the whole day playing with her and Yuka.

Kami scratched his head and chuckled, "I didn't expect Yuka to be right. There are people everywhere these days."

After having grilled shrimp for lunch, he somewhat stubbornly led the two of them to Kamakura. The number of tourists in Kamakura was ridiculously high, and they almost got stuck in traffic on their way back.

Kotekawa Kami was a bit flustered, so after they came back, the two of them went out to eat and shop and eat some more.

So even though I didn't see any particularly great scenery, I was still happy and satisfied, especially with my stomach full.

None of the three of them cooked dinner after they returned.

After eating their way around, even Kotekawa Kamimi felt it was a bit too much.

He turned around, sat down on the sofa, and let her straddle his lap. Their lips met, expressing their feelings in the most direct way, without needing any words.

Spring was just beginning to warm the study, and the hurried calls gradually faded into the distance. In a melodious voice that made one's heart tremble, the girl went limp and nestled in his arms, her cherry-red cheeks flushed, her eyes moist and full of charm.

"Really, really?" Kotekawa Kami's voice was dry, as if flames were about to burst out.

The girl suddenly gripped him tightly and murmured, "I'm a little scared."

"That……"

"But it's okay...be gentle."

Kotekawa Kami gently held his breath and laid her down on the sofa.

A moment later, accompanied by a painful groan, the girl bit his shoulder.

"Xiao Jian, Xiao Jian, Xiao Jian..."

Kotekawa Kami let out a sigh, filled with barely suppressed pleasure and satisfaction.

The spirit and the flesh merged together.

In the night sky, hidden by the curtains, clouds drifted slowly by, also obscuring the blushing moonlight.

... (30,000 words omitted here)

The next morning, Yujia's bedroom door was flung open, and the girl, who was clearly still half asleep, rushed into the bathroom with her brows furrowed.

A little over a minute later, the sound of the toilet flushing came from inside. She opened the door and came out, biting her lip and looking annoyed.

Didn't you not drink any water last night?

She looked around the room, but couldn't find Mikazuki anywhere.

Huh? The sky hasn't cleared up yet? That's rare.

Without thinking much, she went to Mikazuki's bedroom door, turned the doorknob, and went inside.

Mikazuki was indeed still asleep, wrapped in a blanket.

Yujia walked to the bedside, hesitating whether to wake her up, but upon closer inspection, she was startled and hurriedly said, "Qingkong, Qingkong."

"Hmm?" Mikazuki, looking exhausted, mumbled a sleepy reply.