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

Kotegawa's gaze suddenly sharpened, and mysterious patterns appeared on his face as a powerful aura rose from within him.

Seven longswords emerged from behind him, and golden true energy transformed into flames, covering his entire body.

He gripped the sword, watching the flames gradually rise on its blade, and murmured, "You damned bug, you've got too much of a nerve, haven't you?"

The shrine suddenly fell into a deathly silence.

The priests and even the divine messengers stared at him in disbelief.

The sky, which was already twilight, suddenly darkened.

The figure of Uki-gami solidified considerably, bending down with an extremely strong sense of oppression.

His true form appears to be this enormous.

Flames burned in Kotegawa's eyes as he drew another longsword. With a slight bend in his body, he shot into the sky amidst the flying floor fragments, his sword energy surging like a rainbow, aimed directly at Uki-gami's head.

Suddenly, countless snowflakes began to fall from the sky.

A slender, white hand appeared in mid-air, flipped its hand and formed a hand seal, causing more ice and snow to fall, creating a curtain of ice between the human and the snake god.

Kotegawa was taken aback. His figure transformed into clouds and disappeared from the spot. When he reappeared, he was standing on a cloud, coldly looking at the Uki God behind the frost curtain.

Behind him stood the equally tall and majestic Kita-no-Kami-no-Kami.

The gods appeared, confronting each other, the surroundings completely shrouded by an inexplicable domain, the sky was pitch black and chaotic, and countless red lightning bolts roamed in the void. The officials and messengers of the gods on the ground were terrified and knelt on the ground, bowing their heads deeply.

With the gods above, what a terrifying scene!

Kitamune Takemikazuchi, who had arrived at some unknown time and stopped him again, looked at the Uki God in front of him and said with his lips slightly parted, "You attacked my True King, do you want to start a war with me? Uki of Kunitsu God Order?"

The stopped Uki God General shifted his gaze from Kotegawa to Kitami Takematsu, his booming voice tinged with indifference: "Kitami Takematsu, you have overstepped your bounds! Kyoto is not a place for you!"

The frost around Kitami Takematsu grew increasingly fierce, reminding Kotegawa of the majestic snow-capped mountains of Hokkaido.

"But I've already arrived, God of Uki. Even if it sparks a war of divine order, I will stay here today." Kitamune Kenzun's voice remained emotionless throughout, and a thick fog enveloped God of Uki opposite him.

Kotegawa curled his lips slightly and cast a disdainful glance at Uki-no-Kami.

So you're getting really angry?

Chapter 126 Opposition of Divine Order

Chapter 127 A Single Sword Brings the End to the Scene (Please Subscribe and Vote for Monthly Tickets)

In the void, two gods faced each other, one shrouded in black mist, the other surrounded by frost and snow.

Standing next to Kitami Takematsu, Kotegawa could clearly sense that... a fight was definitely not going to break out.

How terrifying can the destructive power of the gods be? If they really got into action, the entire city of Kyoto probably wouldn't be enough to demolish.

Moreover, Kyoto has more than just Uki-no-Kami as a Kunitsu deity. Not to mention, the Inari Shrine, which belongs to the Kunitsu order, is right next door.

That little devil is also a very ancient god.

Even so, Kitamura Kenzun still came over, so he was naturally aware of this.

There are constraints between gods, or rather, between divine orders.

"Just now, Kitami Takemikazuchi mentioned the 'War of the Gods,' so He must undoubtedly be the Amatsu Gods, led by Amaterasu Omikami. After all, He even made him kill the Viper God, which clearly shows that He doesn't get along well with the Oni Kingdom of Yomi..."

A thought flashed through Kotegawa's mind, and he turned to look at Kitamori Takematsu with a questioning expression.

The latter nodded slightly.

His figure instantly faded, turning into mist, and landed on the shrine's approach path, gazing at the Uki-no-Kami above the main hall, the tip of his sword pointing diagonally at the ground.

"Jingwu, come out!"

In an instant, the surrounding black mist churned even more violently, but snowflakes fell one after another, giving the impression that they were about to fight, which prevented Uki-shin from making any move.

The priests and messengers of the gods at Uki Shrine were unable to even raise their heads in the face of the two deities.

Finally, a man dressed in white yin-yang robes, with a similarly pale face, staggered out from between a group of kneeling priests.

He walked onto the approach, first looking up at Kitami Takematsu, then at the Kote River opposite him, and sighed: "I thought it was the Demon King who came... Lord Kitami Takematsu, after all these years, have you finally found someone who can kill me?"

His words sounded like he was talking to himself, or perhaps asking a deity, or maybe mocking Kotegawa's ignorance and arrogance.

Kotegawa looked directly at him, or perhaps at it: "Jingwu?"

The man didn't answer, but his eyes were filled with pity: "What pathetic people... Even the noble as gods are bound by rules and cannot be free; yet those who are free insist on fighting and becoming pawns and cannon fodder... Isn't it better to be alive?"

Kotegawa formed a sword finger with his left hand and slowly brushed it across the blade.

The dimly lit sword blade lit up inch by inch once again.

He lowered his gaze, uttered not a single word, and moved swiftly, like a bolt of lightning.

The man, whose eyes still held a look of pity, was somewhat taken aback by his decisiveness. His clean-shaven face darkened, and he slammed his hands down on the ground with a thud.

A path leading to the temple has been transformed into a battlefield, with eerie power fluctuating around it.

Kotegawa, who was charging forward, suddenly turned to the side.

Streaks of dark light burst forth from the ground, rising from below, utterly sinister.

Kotekawa's gaze sharpened, and his figure suddenly split into three, shrouded in shadow, transforming into three streaks of dark light.

[Talent: Shadow Clone]

The man's pupils contracted sharply. He never expected to see such a bizarre thing on a human. Suddenly, his whole body stretched and transformed into a white-scaled python. It broke free from his clothes and spewed out a mouthful of pale green poisonous mist, which enveloped all three beams of dark light.

"That's quite a primitive attack." A detached voice suddenly came from behind the white phosphorus python.

Its eyes bulged out as it stared at the three dark lights in the poisonous fog.

Fake? Fake!

Two sword lights clashed and passed each other, slicing through the darkness and stinging the eyes.

In the shadow on the ground, Kotegawa slowly lowered his raised hand and sheathed his longsword.

Dense lines of blood appeared all over the white phosphorus python's body, and then, in an instant, it split open and shattered into pieces.

Strands of crimson flames suddenly ignited, burning the white-scaled python's corpse to ashes.

He gazed at the distant god Uki, then turned and left.

"poor and weak."

Two scarlet beams of light suddenly shot out from the thick, swirling black mist, exuding a deep killing intent.

A soft laugh rang out, and snowflakes swirled down, entwining themselves around Kotegawa. Kitami Takemichi, along with his true king, vanished from the air.

The god Ugi let out a sharp screech.

Thunder rumbled in the sky, and golden iron chains slowly moved through the void.

Uki-gami swallowed his raging anger, his body shattered, and he disappeared into the sky above the shrine.

……

What does it mean to "shift the stars and travel ten thousand miles in a single step"?

Kotegawa only felt a cold wind blowing for a while, and when he stopped, he was already on the summit of Daisetsuzan in Hokkaido.

This range spans almost an entire country.

It seems that Kitami Takematsu did not arrive in Kyoto by car in advance, but sensed something while sitting at home and then went out.

Bei Yujian put him on the ground, then raised his hand, pinched a few pieces of cloud, leaned against them, and chuckled a few times while covering his mouth.

It's clear that he just killed Jingwu with a single sword strike, which made this deity, who had been holding a grudge for who knows how long, very happy.

Kotegawa didn't disturb Him immediately, waiting until He had had his fill of fun before saying, "My Lord, I have some questions I'd like to ask you."

Bei Yujianzun extended two slender, white fingers: "Last time I said I would give you ten chances to ask questions. I was thinking of answering one question for each request, but you did a very good job this time. You even made that long worm Wuqi furious. So this time, I will answer two questions for you in one go."

Snakes? Kitamami Takematsu seems to really dislike snakes, just like the viper god last time... Kotegawa suppressed the thought that had inexplicably popped into his mind, straightened his expression, and cupped his hands, saying, "Then I won't stand on ceremony... My first question is, if a human dies and becomes a plague demon, can they be brought back to life?"

"A plague demon?" Kitamatsu Kenzun looked at him in surprise. "It's become so rare to see one these days... Did they become new plague demons after death? How unfortunate. Let me think about it..."

Kotegawa, still with his fists clenched, waited quietly.

After pondering for about three seconds, Bei Yujian said, "There are two ways... First, go to the God of Longevity and ask Him to bestow a elixir that can bring him back to life; second, go to the Queen of Ghosts and ask Her to protect his true spirit and allow him to be reborn."

"...Isn't there any other way?" Kotegawa couldn't help but ask.

When Bei Yujianzun was searching for medicine to cure Hu Tao's illness last time, he said that the God of Longevity would not appear again for another 296 years... and that the spiritual medicine would only be ready by then, so this was a dead end.

As for going to find the Queen of the Underworld... wouldn't that be like throwing a meat bun to a dog, a one-way trip?

Besides, why should that fierce god who dared to challenge Amaterasu pay any attention to him?

“Kou Tegawa-kun…” Kitamatsu Taketaka looked at him: “Gods are not all the same. Apart from those two, there really are no other gods who have the ability to deal with plague demons. Even if there are other gods, they would be much more difficult than these two methods.”

Kotegawa was completely speechless and felt a deep sense of unease.

Even Kitamori Takematsu couldn't do anything about it. Was Yosuke really going to have to stay in the ice for the rest of his life?

After pondering for a long time, he asked tentatively, "May I ask, Your Majesty, is there any god in the Heavenly Order who can do this?"

"Tianjin Shenxu... You've gained a lot during this time, and learned quite a lot." Bei Yujianzun was surprised again.

Kotegawa chuckled dryly and recounted everything that had happened at the Yagyu residence that day.

Kitami Kenzun paused for a moment, then sighed softly. He didn't explain much, only saying, "I don't know the situation of the Tianjin Divine Order either. They live in Takamagahara and have very little contact with the human world."

Kotegawa was stunned for a moment, then blurted out, "You...you're not the Amatsukami?"

"Huh? How could I be the Divine Order of Tianjin?" Kitamune Kenzun's eyes widened as he looked around. "Who is it? Who is spreading rumors about me?"

"No..." Kotegawa was at a loss for words.

Kitami Takematsu seemed to answer his own question: "Of course I am not the God of the Three Noble Ones. The Three Noble Ones can only become a useless god like the God of Favor. This is not the right path to becoming a god. Kotegawa-kun, please do not do this."

Kotekawa Kami was immediately shocked, unable to control his expression and his wildly beating heart.

Kitami Takezon is neither Amatsukami, nor Kunitsukami, nor Onidokami.

So there really is a fourth divine order besides the Three Noble Sons Divine Order?