Tokyo: I am the Lord of All Demons!

Recently, a lot has happened. One by one, the people around her have died mysteriously or been injured. So far, everyone who has seen or come into contact with the ghost has had something bad happen to them.

Shimizu Suzune had seen a similar plot in an American TV series called "Final Destination".

So, does this mean that no matter what kind of resistance they put in, her main characters will eventually die?

Does that include herself?

It really resembles Final Destination. The first to be affected were the priests and shrine maidens of Sakuraba Shrine; they were almost all wiped out.

Even the priest Noguchi Akihiko, who had narrowly escaped danger in the old house, ultimately met his end at the hands of the evil spirits in the subway station.

Then there's Shimizu Suzune's best friend, Fujita Misaki, who died at home. There's still no news, but the only certainty is that she died at the hands of an evil spirit.

So which evil spirit is it?

It's definitely not the Flying Demon.

The Flying Demons do not attack women, and all four Flying Demons have already been killed by Shimizu Suzune.

It was precisely because it wasn't the Flying Demon that Shimizu Rinne felt a lingering fear, because it meant there was another evil spirit she didn't know about.

As for Fujita Misaki's younger sister, Fujita Mino, although she was a survivor of the demon incident, her doctor said she had recently become somewhat mentally unstable and was unable to provide testimony in the murder case.

Based on all of the above, what Shimizu Suzune was most worried about was that Fujita Mino might also meet with misfortune in a few days, which was not what she wanted to see.

However, Fujita Mino is, after all, a living, breathing person, and Shimizu Suzune cannot protect her every moment.

To prevent "Final Destination" from becoming a reality, Shimizu Suzune has now decided not to involve anyone else in it. Even if it means going to hell, it will only be her going alone!

That said, if we were to do a live stream of ghost hunting today, Shimizu Suzune has three locations to go to. One of them is Asakusa subway station, where a haunting incident once occurred. There should still be some traces there, but things have been restored to normal now. We would probably find something there, but not much.

Secondly, it could be the location where the blood moon fell, but this location is too vague. Shimizu Suzune only knows that it is in Tokyo, and doesn't even know which district in Tokyo it happened in, so this option is temporarily ruled out tonight.

Thirdly, and lastly, the location is an unnamed mountain on the outskirts of Tokyo. Of course, Shimizu Suzune is not going up the mountain; her "god" resides there!

Shimizu Suzune wants to find Kisaragi Station near that unknown mountain, locate the one-legged old man, and defeat him using the Gold Foil Coin; she needs to livestream the entire process.

If I'm lucky enough during this process, I should be able to find a third magical artifact, which will allow me to strengthen myself again.

They could just pack up and go.

As it approached 6 p.m., and the sun was about to set, Shimizu Suzune immediately got up, packed her bags, and prepared to leave.

However, as soon as she finished packing her bags, she found herself feeling lightheaded, with the illusion that she was about to be summoned.

This is not an illusion.

The next second, Shimizu Suzune was summoned to a mountain, where she found the same abandoned shrine she had seen the night before.

06:55 PM.

With the last rays of the setting sun, Shimizu Suzune finally saw the entire abandoned shrine. At first glance, the shrine was nothing but ruins.

But behind the ruins, there was actually a small room without bricks or tiles, where the god lived.

Shimizu Suzune looked down and noticed that the weeds at the shrine had been cleared; she wondered who had been so diligent.

Unlike before, almost a minute after arriving at the shrine, the other party did not throw out the Kagura dance bell to ask her to dance, and remained silent for a long time.

Finally, it was Shimizu Suzune who spoke up, tentatively calling out towards the small room, "Hello? Is anyone inside?"

Chapter 55 00PM (Third Update)

Abandoned shrine.

Just now, Makoto Araki was actually thinking about Kikuko Yamamura, the Slit-Mouthed Woman, and the Heavenly God School, because these three ghosts were all in Tokyo and not far away.

Among them, Kikuko Yamamura is currently contemplating life in Nerima Ward; Kuchisake-onna is spacing out in Chiyoda Ward; and Tenjin School is located above Nakano Junior High School in Nakano Ward.

Because these three are very close together, Makoto Araki decided to move the location of Kisaragi Station closer to the sea to prevent the urban legends from overlapping.

But what if these urban legends came together? Would they cause even greater panic and a more chaotic world?

Or will several urban legends get mixed up and start fighting?

Because Makoto Araki was preoccupied with moving Kisaragi Station, it wasn't until a minute after Suzune Shimizu was summoned that he finally spoke calmly to the shrine maiden outside:

"After you go back, start a live stream and head south towards the sea. That will take you to your desired destination."

After saying that, he took the still bewildered Shimizu Suzune back and put her directly on the bed, where she just sat there blankly.

After a while, Shimizu Rin got out of bed. She turned her head to look at the four walls of the room, and finally said to herself, "Okay, I understand."

As Shimizu Suzune was about to leave, a phone call came in. It was her boss calling, asking why she wasn't at the shrine that day.

When asked about this, Shimizu Suzune replied, "I didn't sleep last night, I overslept," and brushed it off.

But the other party couldn't do anything about her. She was the daughter of the chief priest, and if she didn't want to go to work, no one could force her to come.

07:00 PM.

Yamiyama Shrine.

Shimizu Suzune spent a few minutes applying light makeup, put on a newly bought shrine maiden outfit, walked out of the dormitory, took her live-streaming equipment to the parking lot, and got into her beloved Porsche 911.

Before even setting off, Shimizu Suzune started a live stream with the title, "Tonight, Suzune-chan will take you south to explore Kisaragi Station and do a ghost-hunting live stream~".

Good evening~

Are we going ghost hunting again today?

[Can the host teach me Chinese?]

I dare not open my eyes, hoping it's just my imagination. I stand on the edge of the earth, watching the snow cover the street you came from.

[Why is the streamer alone again? Where's the priest from last time?]

[Regarding the previous post, I only want women; I'd especially like to see the streamer's best friend.]

[The ones in front are for you—the streamer's best friend and the guy; I'm taking the streamer.]

[The first two of you are dreaming. Didn't you see what kind of car she was driving? Do you think you can get your hands on a woman who drives a Porsche?]

[Visiting Kisaragi Station tonight? Is the streamer finally planning to do something really stupid? I have to record this live stream to keep as a keepsake; your makeup will definitely be beautiful when you die.]

As in previous episodes, the comments section was a mixed bag, but once you sorted it out, you'll find that it really falls into three categories: those who offered words of comfort, those who came to admire her looks, and those who questioned her ghost-hunting livestream.

07:05 PM.

As Shimizu Rinne faced the live stream camera, she tossed her hair and looked at the empty passenger seat. Tears welled up in her eyes involuntarily.

The comments section gradually warmed up.

【? 】

[The streamer dropped a little pearl.]

Why does the streamer look so pitiful?

[Did your best friend die?]

[Just arrived, so I'm asking if this is a funeral livestream?]

[You really lost your best friend?]

[All I can say is, "No zuo no die," now you know you were wrong, right? Do you still dare to do ghost hunting?]

She's completely dead; there's no way she can do any ghost hunting now. But the streamer's almost there too.

[It's been a while since I watched it. I wanted to ask in which episode the streamer's best friend died. I'd like to see if there's a replay so I can get excited.]

Seeing these comments, Shimizu Suzune became even more heartbroken, and pearls fell from her eyes in a flurry.

But she knew very well that being sad was useless; she couldn't cry all the ghosts to death.

She pulled out a tissue and kept wiping the tears from the corners of her eyes, but she couldn't stop them from falling, nor could she stop the doubts from the comments section.

Shimizu Rin wiped her eyes again. She noticed that the comments were getting increasingly outrageous, so she angrily clenched her little pink fist.

Then, he punched his phone!

The phone was originally fixed on the stand, but Shimizu Rinne's punch caused it to tilt backward and fall to the ground, causing the camera to shake violently. Almost all the netizens who were caught off guard were startled.

"Mom, she hit me."

I'm even more excited now.

To be honest, I was a little scared just now because my face was right up against the screen and I saw a fist.

You scared me! Pay me back!

[The streamer looks so cute when she's angry, prprpr!]

The chat room was filled with peaceful comments, but for some people, 07:00 PM was not a lucky time, but even a nightmare.

07:15 PM.

A typical office worker in a suit stepped out of the skyscraper, put away his employee badge with the name "Shingo Kondo," and followed his memory into the subway station, ready to go home and relax.

According to Shingo Kondo's plan, if he gets off work normally, he will be home around 8 p.m., and as soon as he gets home, he can enjoy his wife's signature dishes.

Japan is generally safe, so Shingo Kondo was fine going home after get off work as usual. However, his right eyelid had been twitching since the afternoon, which he felt was a bad sign, so he quickly went home, as home is the safest place.

Especially recently, urban legends have been frequent in Tokyo, with hundreds of people going missing, which has made Shingo Kondo, who is afraid of death, a little scared.

As Shingo Kondo prepared to enter the subway car, he heard his colleague Hideya Yokoyama's voice behind him: "Kondo!"

Shingo Kondo turned around and was patted on the shoulder by Hideya Yokoyama, who said in a complaining tone, "What's going on? Didn't I say it's my birthday today and we were going to have a drink? Why didn't you wait for me?"

Hideyoshi Yokoyama was a long-time employee of the company. He was very tall, nearly 1.8 meters, which made him look like a giant compared to Shingo Kondo, who was less than 1.6 meters tall.

Shingo Kondo scratched his head, somewhat embarrassed, and replied, "Private Marseille, I forgot about that!"

However, Shingo Kondo didn't seem to intend to have dinner with Hideya Yokoyama, as he tried to break free from the latter's arm around his shoulder.

"What, you don't want to give me face?" Yokoyama Hideya was clearly provoked and didn't give Kondo Shingo a friendly look.

"It's not that I'm being disrespectful, it's just that I have a lovely wife at home who's almost finished preparing dinner." Kondo Shingo had a completely apologetic smile on his face.

"What's the big deal!" Hideya Yokoyama slapped Shingo Kondo on the shoulder and said nonchalantly, "What's the big deal? Let the woman eat by herself, okay? Come on, let's go drink!"

The subway doors closed.

At that moment, in a corner of the subway, a disheveled woman squatting down suddenly came into Shingo Kondo's view.