Tokyo: I am the Lord of All Demons!

Now, the three women, not daring to raise their heads, knelt side by side before Araki Makoto, not daring to breathe, and could only silently await the decree of the High God.

To be honest, this was the first time Shimizu Suzune had seen Makoto Araki's face. She had imagined how handsome he would be, but she never expected him to be this handsome!

No, that's not handsome.

That is sacred!

Shimizu Suzune's feelings were actually very complicated. She wanted to see the true face of the High God, but she dared not act rashly.

The other two divine messengers are in a similar situation to Shimizu Suzune, both bowing their heads and waiting for orders.

I don't know why, but the Supreme God today is much more sacred than before; the feeling is incomparable.

How should I put it? Just being in front of the High God and feeling his aura made Shimizu Suzune and the others feel like countless mountains were pressing down on them.

Have you ever felt this way before?

There definitely isn't one.

The gods of the past only possessed a sense of mystery, which is completely different from the sacredness they possess now.

This is probably the difference between descending to the mortal realm and not descending to the mortal realm, the three divine messengers concluded in their hearts.

Araki Makoto lowered his head slightly, looked at the three women kneeling before him, and slowly spoke:

“I have gathered you, my divine messengers, together because I have an important mission to entrust to you.”

“I have given you the power to save the world, and the world should respond accordingly; this is called ‘fulfilling a vow’.”

"After you return, you must establish the 'Ara Shrine' in my name and accumulate a continuous stream of incense offerings for me, so that I can continue to give you the power of the gods."

"My name is Huang."

As soon as God finished speaking, the pressure on the three messengers gradually disappeared, and they were finally able to raise their heads.

But when they looked up, their revered god had vanished, nowhere to be found.

Of the three, Shimizu Suzune was the first to relieve the pressure and stand up. After standing up, she muttered to herself, "When I get back, I'll have my father change the mountain god enshrined at Yomiyama Shrine to 'Aragami'."

This self-talk seemed to be directed at herself, or perhaps at Makoto Araki, or maybe at the other two.

In short, as if she had made up her mind, Shimizu Suzune left the divine realm without looking back.

After she left, Fujita Mino and Morita Jun were immediately teleported to an unknown place.

But they didn't care about that; they just felt immense pressure immediately placed upon them. Especially Jun Morita.

She turned to Fujita Mino and asked, "What about us? We can't fall behind her, but we don't have a shrine to convert to 'Aragami'..."

Fujita Mino remained silent for a moment, still deep in thought.

Seeing her indifferent attitude, Morita Jun became even more determined. This time, Morita Jun didn't want to fall behind.

If a large shrine like Yomiyama Shrine in Nakano Ward converted to the worship of Aragami, then Shimizu Suzune's contribution to the gods is simply unimaginable.

In this way, Jun Morita and Mino Fujita will undoubtedly be further marginalized.

See? That's how it is in the divine realm. After Shimizu Suzune left, the two of them, who had no authority, were immediately exposed.

If things continue like this, no one will be able to challenge Shimizu Suzune's position. Morita Jun has to be anxious. They are all divine messengers, and they can't fall so far behind!

Seeing that Fujita Mino still didn't speak, Morita Jun hurriedly shook her shoulder and said, "Fujita-chan, say something!"

"What did you say?" Fujita Mino raised her head in confusion, looking as if she was slow to realize what was going on.

"We must spread the word! We must do something for the Lord God!" Jun Morita said anxiously.

Fujita Mino thought for a moment, blinked, and said, "That's easy. Although Shimizu-san has a shrine, have you forgotten? We also have the Shinto Hall."

Jun Morita slapped his forehead, suddenly realizing, "Oh right! How come I didn't think of that!"

She clapped her hands and continued, "Let's go back now and, in the name of the Shinto Agency, order all the major shrines in the country to convert to 'Aragami'!"

"Wait a moment."

Fujita Mino stopped her and continued, "We can't order other shrines to make changes. Forcing them might backfire and damage the reputation of the deity."

"That's true." Jun Morita nodded, somewhat embarrassed. "I didn't expect someone so young to know so much..."

Is it small?

It is indeed small.

He's just a junior high school student.

But what about junior high school students?

Under the influence of divine power and the pressure of ghosts, Fujita Mino has grown a lot, from an innocent little girl to a sensible child.

This is why she is able to remain calm every time she deals with a crisis.

Fujita Mino said softly:

"I'll teach you how to do it. When you get back, write down all the achievements of our High God and all the monsters we've exterminated as a public announcement. In addition, our Shinto Office will also establish our own Aragami Shrine. When more people believe in the Aragami, other shrines will naturally come to join us."

"Okay, I'll do as you say!" Jun Morita nodded, completely turning into a fan of Mino Fujita.

No, it's not just her. Seeing how well Shimizu Suzune is doing, and how Morita Jun is becoming a big fan of hers, making her the third divine messenger is really not a waste of her talent.

Fujita Mino nodded, clenching her little fists tightly, and said, "Let's get started! I'm going back to class now!"

Chapter 111 Danger There

Nakano Ward, Tokyo!

Yamiyama Shrine!

The Chief Justice's Office!

Shimizu Suzune and her elderly father, Shimizu Shinji, sat facing each other, discussing the matter of "changing the flag" for the Yomiyama Shrine.

When he heard his daughter say that she hoped the Yomiyama Shrine would convert to the worship of "Aragami", Shinji Shimizu's mustache trembled violently!

He shouted sternly, "No! Absolutely not! The Yomiyama Shrine has been established for decades, how could it possibly change its beliefs overnight? Moreover, the fact that a shrine would change its beliefs is extremely rare in the entire Shinto world!"

Seeing her father's overwhelming aura, Shimizu Suzune had no choice but to say tactfully, "But, Father, this so-called Yamiyama God we believe in, He is not a real deity..."

"absurd!"

Shinji Shimizu immediately interrupted his daughter, angrily saying:

"Since gods have been proven to exist in the world, how can your Aragami be a real god while the Yamiyama god is just a fabrication? As His priestess, you do not believe in Him, which is extremely disrespectful!"

Shimizu Rinne continued to argue, "But it is also a fact that my daughter has seen that Aragami many times and received His divine support!"

Shinji Shimizu turned his head away, his face full of disdain, and said, "So what? If you think that Aragami can protect you, then go and join him. But before that, you have to take off this shrine maiden outfit. It was given to you by the Yami mountain god."

"Fine, I'll take it off! Who cares about this tattered shrine maiden outfit!" Shimizu Suzune suddenly stood up, looking completely defiant. However, at that moment, her phone received a message.

It was sent by Jun Morita. In her message, she said that she would release some documents in the name of the Shinto Agency, including content praising the achievements of the gods, establishing new shrines, and persuading other shrines to convert to the worship of Aragami.

Of course, Jun Morita did not claim all the credit for himself, but explained that it was Mino Fujita who asked her to do so.

When she saw this content, Shimizu Suzune beamed with joy. She hadn't expected that Fujita Mino, that little girl, was quite clever!

So, Shimizu Suzune mustered her courage again and asked her father, "Then let me ask you, if the Shinto Agency issues an order, will our Yomiyama Shrine change its beliefs?"

Shinji Shimizu immediately asserted, "Impossible, absolutely impossible!"

Seeing her father's reaction, Shimizu Suzune already knew what was going on. If an authoritative institution intervened, her father might make concessions.

Ultimately, in Shimizu Shinji's eyes, he was just her daughter, not the first divine messenger of the Shinto Hall. This was a filter of their innate father-daughter relationship, which naturally made him seem less authoritative.

Therefore, Shimizu Suzune even regretted discussing this with her father, feeling that it would have been better to let the Shinto Office handle the matter.

Shimizu Suzune stood up, glanced at her father, and sighed, "I'll wait for you to change your mind."

Shinji Shimizu didn't say anything, but just watched as his daughter got up and left, walking out of the shrine office.

After leaving Yomiyama Shrine, Shimizu Suzune immediately returned to the Shinto Hall to prepare a statement with Jun Morita and others to announce the decision to the world.

Shinto Hall.

Director's Office.

Jun Morita has already discussed these three important matters with Shingo Kishimoto in the name of the Supreme God and Suzune Shimizu.

Kishimoto Shingo had no objection to the three important things that Morita Jun mentioned. He was just an ordinary person and could not possibly presume to fathom the will of a god.

After thinking for a moment, Kishimoto Shingo said meaningfully, "Since the High God has said so, then let's do it this way. I will convene an internal meeting of the Shinto Hall later to make a formal decision."

"Okay, that's settled then. Let me know if you have any further thoughts." Since the other party had no objections, Jun Morita had completed his task and would no longer dwell on it.

As Jun Morita stood up to return to his office, he received a message from Suzune Shimizu, who said that things weren't going well for her and that she was driving to Shinto Hall.

Jun Morita felt no emotion in response to Suzune Shimizu's reply; in fact, he felt it was something he had expected.

Although she didn't know how the shrine operated, she did know that a shrine that enshrines a deity could not simply change the deity it enshrines.

In Japan, although all the deities enshrined in shrines belong to the same religion, Shintoism, in reality, the deities enshrined in different shrines are not the same, and the deities are not subordinate to each other. Each shrine has its own rituals and procedures.

Therefore, converting a shrine to another deity is not much different from converting to another religion, and it will naturally encounter obstacles.

Oh well, so even Shimizu Suzune doesn't have everything go smoothly, Morita Jun thought, feeling a little better.

After returning to his workstation, Jun Morita began writing articles. The first article he worked on was "The Deeds and Merits of the Aragami".

The next draft to be prepared is the "Shinto Agency's Preparatory Plan for Establishing a Directly Subordinate Ara-Shinsha Shrine".

The last draft is about "the joining process for Ara-shrine".

Of course, Jun Morita couldn't finish writing all the manuscripts by herself; she needed help from others to finalize them.

At that moment, Jun Morita suddenly noticed a familiar-looking figure walking down the corridor outside his office.

That person was Tomoo Hamada.

I almost forgot about this person!

Just recently, Jun Morita had intended to work with the police to bring Tomoo Hamada back to the Shinto Hall to complete the registration of an exorcism request.

Unexpectedly, the High God summoned her over and then placed her near the Shinto Hall, resulting in the two of them being in different locations in reality.

Fortunately, the police officers had already picked up Tomoo Hamada and brought him to the Shinto Hall. In that case, they would go out to greet him and get him to pay the bill!

……