In an ordinary and remote alley in Chiyoda District, Sakura City, a very fat young man from Japan knelt on the ground, kowtowed three times and kowtowed nine times to Tsuchimikado Heisaku. The fat all over his body was trembling, and he seemed to be deeply grateful to Tsuchimikado Heisaku.

All his brothers who were surfing the Internet with him died, and he was the only one left running away in despair. When the evil spirit was about to kill him, this Yin-Yang master descended from the sky, forced the evil spirit back, and saved his life. How could he not be grateful?

"Another decent ghost...ah, so-so. How come ghosts in Japan hundreds of years later are so weak they can't even materialize?"

Tsuchimikado Heishaku ignored the fat man's words and muttered to himself: "Forget it, this is one of the more powerful ghosts I have subdued in recent days. It is better than those trash who couldn't even speak before."

"ah?"

The obese man listened to Tsuchimikado Heishaku's words and fell into deep confusion. He couldn't understand what Tsuchimikado Heishaku was saying: "Sir, you...you..."

"Oh, I forgot about you, Fatty."

Hearing this, Tsuchimikado Heishaku turned around with a smile, looked at the obese man, smiled slightly, and said, "You've saved enough people. This should have attracted the attention of the government that now rules Japan. You should become fodder for my subordinates and contribute your strength to my great cause."

After saying that, Tsuchimikado Heishaku's shadow suddenly began to move, and then a tall, evil ghost wearing armor and with an unclear face emerged from the shadows, looking at the man with a grin, sharpening his knife.

The fat man's expression changed from joy to fear. He looked at the approaching armored ghost and shouted desperately: "No! No! No--!!!"

"ah--!!!"

Screams rose to the sky. Tsuchimikado Heisaku stood quietly there, watching the armored ghost tear the man into pieces and then eat them piece by piece.

But before the armored ghost could eat a third of it, Tsuchimikado Heishaku raised his hand and said coldly, "You can leave now."

"yes."

The armored ghost trembled and said something, and just as he was about to dive into Tsuchimikado Heishaku's shadow, Tsuchimikado Heishaku suddenly stopped him and said, "Don't follow me around anymore. Go to Hokkaido and integrate the ghosts there for me. I don't want to go too far, understand?"

"Understand...understand...I am willing to serve you..."

The armored ghost stammered and stumbled as he spoke, which made Tsuchimikado Heishaku very unhappy. He shouted coldly: "I know, go back to Hokkaido!"

The armored ghost was frightened and shuddered, immediately disappearing into the dark shadow in the corner of the wall, quickly disappearing from the street, leaving Sakura City at the fastest speed and running towards Hokkaido.

Just a few minutes after the armored ghost left, a team of fully armed police arrived. They looked at the bloody scene in front of them with ugly faces, but when they saw Tsuchimikado Heisaku, their expressions all turned into respect.

"Lord Tsuchimikado, I..."

"I was too late to save this life."

Tsuchimikado Heishaku interrupted the policemen and said with a cold expression, "But I have already killed this ghost on the spot. There shouldn't be another ghost around here in the near future."

When the surrounding policemen heard what Tsuchimikado Heishuo said, they were shocked and burst into tears of gratitude. The chief inspector said respectfully, "Master Tsuchimikado, thank you for everything you have done!"

"My leader asked us to tell you that Prime Minister Shuei Miyazaki wants to meet with you. I hope you can take time out of your busy schedule to communicate with Prime Minister Miyazaki."

'Prime Minister... Miyazaki Shihide? '

A strange look flashed in Tsuchimikado Heishaku's eyes, and he nodded immediately, saying, "I understand. After I clear an area tonight, I will meet with Prime Minister Miyazaki to discuss the issue of Sakura City."

The inspector general was overjoyed and quickly thanked him, "Thank you so much, Lord Tsuchimikado!"

"You're welcome. As the successor of Tsuchimikado, it's my duty to exorcise demons and catch ghosts and balance the yin and yang energy in the world." Tsuchimikado Heishuo said.

After saying that, Tsuchimikado Heisaku's figure began to gradually disappear in front of the many Japanese policemen. He disappeared without a trace in full view of the public, which made these policemen sigh that Tsuchimikado Heisaku's Yin-Yang magic had reached the pinnacle.

In the dark shadows, Tsuchimikado Kurosaku had an indifferent expression, like a dead person.

His goal has been achieved, and tonight he will reach a consensus with the current Prime Minister Miyazaki Shuei.

He will "dispel" the demons in Sakura City, and the Japanese side needs to open up venues and carry out publicity so that talented children from all over Japan can join Tsuchimikado Shinto and be trained to become future great Onmyojis.

In this way, he could save himself the trouble of looking for people with high talents, and he could also devour humans without anyone noticing under the pretext of being righteous.

Ordinary humans are simply unable to meet Tsuchimikado Heisaku's requirements for strength growth. Therefore, Tsuchimikado Heisaku plans to integrate the black and white sides, gather all the strength of Japan, and make her stronger and stronger.

This method is called "captivity" by humans. Only in this way can Tsuchimikado Kurosaku obtain a steady supply of resources and improve his strength step by step.

Who would have thought that Tsuchimikado Shinto, which maintains the peace of Sakura City, would become a refuge for ghosts and monsters?

This is Tsuchimikado Heisaku's idea, a simple and crude idea that few people can see through.

Even if someone discovers the truth in the future, Tsuchimikado Shinto will have already covered up everything by then. Who will believe this so-called truth?

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