Tokyo Gods Only Want Beautiful Priestesses

Doesn't it look better now that I'm dressed?

Although she was penniless and a bit thin, her face was still okay. She just refused to change her dress, saying it would make it inconvenient for her to move around.

Tch, you silly brat, skirts are the clothes that are more convenient for exercising.

Oh well, the shrine wouldn't have any ulterior motives towards this poor figure anyway; it's purely out of curiosity and a desire to see her.

Under Bao Ji's strange abilities, the girl accepted the compensation plan, which made Jingu very amused. If he had this ability, wouldn't he be able to easily trick people into bed?

"So, what's your name? I can't keep calling you 'Hey' all the time, can I?"

The girl hesitated for a moment, seemingly conflicted, before finally saying:

"Chiyo, just call me Chiyo."

Chapter 66 The Covenant

"Today is a good day~"

The breakthrough and the humiliation of the fox made the shrine's mood brighten considerably. Although there was still a slight regret that all six gates could not be opened at the same time, overall it was a great achievement.

The task was completed smoothly, but this is the evaluation...

[Mission - A Secret Too Shame to Talk About]

[Ha, tsk! What a jerk! He threw a slut party on his first time; I can't even imagine what he'll do next. Did you find this mission easy? You've opened up a new world; it seems you've grown another step.]

[Task status: Completed]

[Quest Reward: The Book of the Threefold Unity]

Honestly, whether or not there's a reward is completely unimportant; the priest just wants to do some tasks and enrich his daily life.

As for this reward... Shen Gong carefully reviewed the so-called "Cantongqi" in his mind. It seemed to be a Taoist cultivation method, but it didn't seem to be very useful. After reviewing it again, he suddenly became interested.

Hiss... The male doesn't live alone, and the female doesn't live in solitude. So this thing wasn't for me to train with, but for the little witches back home. Good thing!

Another day, I'll train her a bit, teach the little witch some skills, fix the so-called five leaks, restore her to her original state, and then I can slay the Crimson Dragon. I'll no longer have to worry about the seven days of rest each month; from now on, I'll have no rest all year round.

Incidentally, the other task of befriending yokai has now become 1/3. It seems that Iizuna Maru has been included in the list of gods, while Tamamo-no-Mae has been stuck in some kind of bug and has not been included. In the end, only Hōhime has been included.

No problem, no conflict. We're friends normally, but just toys when we need them.

However, perhaps because he had completed this mission too quickly, there hadn't been any new mission updates since he finished it. Just as Shen Gong was thinking this, he heard a "ding" sound in his ear.

【ding~】

[Quest - The Mystery of Immortality]

[Are you curious about the mystery of Soga Iruka's, the Emperor, and the suddenly appearing Chiyo? What is the reason behind their immortality? What secrets lie behind it all? Treat it as a little pastime in your spare time and try to uncover the truth behind it all.]

[Mission Requirement: Uncover the truth about immortality]

[Reward: Immortal Firewood]

Why does this mission feel a bit different from the previous ones? Is it because Jingu himself is also a little curious about this matter?

Jingu scratched his head, not really caring. He'd leave it to fate. If there really was some secret, Chiyo herself was working like a slave for him, so she couldn't possibly hide it from him.

While thinking, Jingu called out to Chiyo, "Chiyo! Hurry up, why are you walking so slowly?"

"You... bastard..."

Carrying a backpack taller than herself, Chiyo's legs trembled as she staggered along.

Not only was the shrine maiden coming—oh no, it was Princess Hō who sent it—but it also included not only the grass leaves that the shrine maiden was very interested in, but also various other treasured items, including some interesting things.

Chiyo's body is strange. When she doesn't use flames to burn herself, her strength and speed are at the level of an ordinary girl, which is consistent with her statement that she is a human.

The girl was now filled with regret, wondering why she hadn't just run away.

Germany's bottom line shouldn't be that high, right? How could they have tacitly agreed to it back then?

"Chiyo,"

Before the girl could even ponder her own mindset when she acquiesced, she heard the shrine maiden call her name.

"what happened again?"

Jingu found the girl's tone—unhappy yet conflicted because she was in the wrong—very amusing.

"Chiyo, where are you from? You seem completely unfamiliar with Tokyo."

The girl looked around curiously, glancing at this and that every now and then, practically wearing the words "I'm a country bumpkin" on her face. She only turned around when she heard what the shrine maiden said.

"Of course I'm not from Tokyo. The last time I came here, it was still called Edo Castle, so naturally I'm not familiar with it at all."

"If you're not familiar with it, how did you come to Tokyo? And don't you have any family or friends?"

"How could that be? I am an immortal human, while other humans are mortal."

The girl muttered, "What a pointless question."

"And I don't even know how I got to Tokyo. I was originally collecting firewood to cook some meat soup, but the mountain road kept getting longer and longer, and I couldn't see the end of it at all. After finally getting out, I found myself in Tokyo."

At this point, Chiyo gritted her teeth and said resentfully.

"If I find out which monster is behind this, I'll definitely teach it a lesson."

Come on, you're really useless except for being indestructible. You can handle the ordering food, but you'd be a miracle if someone could send you from a thousand miles away without you even realizing it.

Although Jingu didn't speak, his disdainful gaze clearly conveyed the same meaning, stinging Chiyo's not-so-strong sense of self-esteem.

"Hmph! Even if I can't beat it, I'll annoy it to death. Anyway, it can't do anything to me."

It was obvious that Chiyo was trying to be tough, but Jingu really liked Chiyo's shameless attitude.

This guy's immortality is truly outrageous. The Shrine has many ways to trap her, but there really isn't a way to kill her. Even if you grind Chiyo to dust and leave nothing behind, this guy can still be reborn in the flames.

It's simply outrageous. Soga no Shika maintains his vitality but has no ability to recover. The Emperor recovers extremely quickly but eventually his life comes to an end. But Chiyo is just as outrageous as if he were truly immortal.

Perhaps the shrine simply hasn't found her weakness yet; nothing in this world is absolute.

The two walked and talked. Chiyo was not as straightforward as she was supposed to be. She knew nothing about her background or how she acquired her abilities. She was just giving Jingu the runaround.

Even so, Jingu roughly estimated that Chiyo was probably from a very distant era. She couldn't be said to be completely ignorant of modern civilization, but she knew a little about it. She probably lived far away from human habitation and hid in the mountains for a long time.

Her occasional interactions with people only allowed her to learn about the changes of the times; she knew virtually nothing about modern life. If it weren't for the unknown reason why she was sent to Tokyo, she probably wouldn't know how long she would continue living in seclusion like this.

But who was it? And why? Why was she sent to Tokyo?

Was it a chance discovery? Or had they been following Chiyo's reclusive life all along? There are truly many mysteries.

The shrine maiden felt a pang of regret. After settling the matter with the emperor, she had forgotten about this question. If she had asked the emperor back then, she certainly wouldn't have been completely clueless.

However, Jingu wasn't worried. Since the other party had sent Chiyo to Tokyo, they must have had some ulterior motive. He just needed to wait quietly; someone would eventually get restless.

Having sorted out their complicated thoughts, the two finally arrived at the shrine entrance. Just as they were about to step onto the stone steps, they suddenly heard a faint female voice coming from the side.

"Lord Jingu, what have you been up to all night?"

Behind the torii gate, the little shrine maiden crouched there menacingly, revealing a bright smile to the shrine.

Oh dear, I forgot about that.

Chapter 67 The chicken bones are still there, but they've been sucked out.

Suo Ai was in a terrible mood. After rejecting her family's deity yesterday, she hid in her house.

It wasn't that she felt it was abrupt or anything, but rather that she felt ashamed. However, when she went out to cook dinner, she found that the shrine was gone.

Thinking that "the shrine maiden was just out doing some errands," the little shrine maiden waited at the gate until late at night, but instead of the shrine maiden, she was greeted by Tamamo-no-Mae rushing back.

Although Tamamo-no-Mae's clothes were barely neat enough, she couldn't hide it from the little shrine maiden's nose. The fox was covered in the scent of her own god, and even the fox's scent couldn't be masked.

In that instant, the little witch understood everything. Her first taste of the soup was gone, and the plump, healthy chicken she raised at home, waiting to be the first to drink it, was gone too. Although she had long been prepared to share the chicken with others, Su felt that at the very least, she should be allowed to have the first taste of the soup, right?

Now look what's happened! The wild fox has silently and secretly devoured the whole chicken, probably even sucking the bones clean.

Suga Ai was so angry she wanted to kill this philandering fox, but it wasn't too late. The fox even told her that the shrine had gone to the club to hold an uninhibited party.

At that moment, Su Woai's eyes lost their sparkle. You told her that not only did she not get to eat the first soup from the chickens she raised, but everyone else outside also got a share, only she herself didn't get any.

Damn it, have some decency! Originally, Su Ai didn't want to believe Tamamo-no-Mae's nonsense, but unfortunately, she now has a serious crisis of trust in the Shrine.

Filled with a mix of anxiety, tension, and anger, Su Woai couldn't sleep all night. The closer it got to dawn, the more awake she became, her various thoughts and complex emotions causing her to feel a slight stomach ache.

So I waited patiently at the gate until now, but what came back was a carefree shrine maiden, holding a white jade pipe in his hand, his belt askew, looking like a dissolute young man, completely different from yesterday.

I immediately felt a surge of anger and a sharp stomachache. It turns out that excessive emotional fluctuations can indeed affect the body.

How... can this be explained?

The shrine maiden was in a dilemma. Although she was smiling, the shrine maiden didn't seem happy at all.

"Hey, why don't you just leave? If you're not going to leave, at least give me a hand, okay? If I have to carry you, I'll feel like I'm going to die and have to start over."

Chiyo completely failed to grasp the atmosphere and kept urging Jingu to hurry up, as she was almost too exhausted to carry anything.

The moment she spoke, she immediately attracted the little shrine maiden's attention. Being stared at by that silent gaze, Chiyo felt a chill for no reason.

What's wrong with this guy? Sensing a hint of danger, Chiyo took a step back and assumed a defensive posture.

This guy... his face is alright, he's thin and flat-chested, generally not the type that Lord Jingu would like, but...

Thinking of the Emperor's rather slender figure, Su Wa'ai's expression immediately darkened. It wasn't that she doubted the Shrine's aesthetic sense; rather, she thought of herself and the Emperor, two priestesses, who were a perfect balance of large and small.

On second thought, although Tamamo-no-Mae usually dresses conservatively, a rough estimate suggests her outfit wouldn't be worse than her own, and might even be more revealing.

Fry it a little.

Could it be that Lord Jingu has a rather unusual hobby, like parking Zeppelin airships at the airport and having a particular fondness for this kind of filling?

But... even so? Why can't it be her?

Oh, your period's here. Why can't you just bear with it a little longer? It'll be over in a few days, so why can't you even endure a few more?

Are men really like that, once they're out of your sight, they can't even keep their own pants?

"How many times have you slept with Lord Jingu?"

"What are you saying?!"

The blunt words instantly shattered Chiyo's mental defenses, and also shattered Jingu's.