My Tokyo Love Game Has Big Problems

Chapter 186 The Invisible God

After the autumn festival, the weather took a turn for the worse.

The temperature dropped sharply, and the coolness of autumn rose quietly one night.

The continuous autumn rain brought a bone-chilling chill for more than several days.

On such a rapidly turning cold day, Tamaki Hikaru held an umbrella alone and walked on the somewhat rugged mountain road.

Fortunately, although the mountain road is steep and rugged, it is still paved with stone steps, so it will not look muddy on such a rainy day.

However, it is still a bit inappropriate to climb mountains on such a rainy day.

Tamaki Hikaru looked up at the mountain road, and the outline of the vermilion torii gate was vaguely visible on it.

After returning home from the Ema piece he got at the Autumn Festival, Tamaki Hikaru checked to see which shrine the pattern on the back came from.

As a result, what he thought was a very simple thing took him a lot of time.

Later, I heard that the shrines in Tokyo put a lot of pressure on him to find out his identity, but luckily he didn't find out.

Tamaki Hikaru crossed the torii gate and came to the door of the shrine.

The buildings of this shrine are already somewhat old, and many of the wooden buildings even have emerald green sprouts growing on them.

Finally I got the news, it should be from an unknown unknown shrine in the mountains in the corner of Tokyo.

The girl in the miko uniform was stunned for a moment when she looked at this Ema. After looking at Tamaki Hikaru again and again, she suddenly realized.

Tamaki Hikaru used his hiking stick to knock on the golden bell hanging on the shrine door.

With some expectation in his heart, Tamaki Hikari followed the little miko through the main hall of the shrine and came to the sacrifice hall at the back.

"The Lord God has been waiting for you for a long time, and He is also very curious about you."

Tamaki Hikaru defended with some embarrassment.

The little miko clasped her hands together and bowed to Tamaki Hikari.

Judging from her figure, she should be the little miko who gave Tamaki Hikaru the painted horse that night.

What kind of existence will it be? Really looking forward to it.

"I was from that day, you should still remember, right?"

With this question in mind, Tamaki Hikaru followed the other party's footsteps.

Is he really a god?

Going up the stone steps, the shadow of a shrine was soon revealed.

The ancient shrine in the deep mountains also coincides with such rainy weather.

The little miko holding an umbrella turned and walked towards the shrine.

But that night, that strange feeling made Tamaki Hikaru full of curiosity about this being that he had not yet met.

There are no trams or road construction here, so Tamaki Hikaru can only walk step by step on the mountain road by himself.

In such weather, this shrine, which is so remote that no one cares about it, is still open.

All in all, they are not gods with powerful powers in the religious sense, but just another existence with their own limits.

One type is the imperial spirit that was transformed through special rituals after the death of the ancestors.

Tamaki Hikaru didn't bring anyone with him today, only himself.

If the sky were darker, it would be like a common scene in horror stories.

Three consecutive torii gates stand on the stone steps, and the vermilion paint is already mottled and peeling off.

He is a very kind person. What he did so arrogantly that day was definitely not his doing, absolutely not.

The bell rang, and after a while, a miko appeared on the shrine.

"Oh, I hope there is some good news, otherwise I will be sorry for taking so long."

Before this, the gods in these shrines that Tamaki Hikari knew were basically two types.

One is a type of powerful demons who are revered as gods just because their thoughts are not evil.

Tamaki Hikaru took out that day's Ema from his pocket and showed it to the girl.

"It turned out to be the weirdo who disrupted the festival that day. Welcome."

He was not a worshiper, so he didn't need to worship in the main hall. Instead, he went directly to the sacrificial hall where the shrine was stored at the back.

"Well, no need to explain, please just follow me."

In this autumn rainy day, the entire shrine was shrouded in rain.

Although in theory, when you step through the torii gate, you have entered the residence of God, but after all, you still have to remind the people who live inside.

Green vines are wrapped around it, giving it a simple and natural artistic conception.

Just an ordinary, pretty and cute little girl.

However, today the other party did not wear the pure white scarf on his face, and his face was not that beautiful and fragrant.

"Oh my God, it was just an accident. If you had come out earlier, this wouldn't have happened."

The candlelight in the sacrificial hall flickered, and the light was a little dim. Tamaki Hikaru followed the little witch's instructions and sat there waiting.

From behind the sacrificial hall, there was the sound of wooden clogs hitting the ground, accompanied by the sound of ringing bells in the hands, which seemed to be a simple Kagura dance.

After the dancing stopped, the little witch carried the heavy shrine and walked out.

"Okay, although it's just a tedious etiquette, as a miko, you still need to complete it, and the rest of the things will not be involved by me, an ordinary miko."

The little miko placed the shrine in front of Tamaki Hikari, then walked out of the sacrificial hall, closing the door of the sacrificial hall.

The light in the room instantly became dimmer, only the flickering candlelight illuminated it.

Tamaki Hikaru looked at the dead shrine in front of him, muttering in his heart.

Until now, he had not felt any strange aura from the shrine in front of him.

But that was probably what was placed in the mikoshi that day.

Tamaki Hikaru stretched out his hand, preparing to open the shrine and see what was inside.

[Discourteous, were you so casual before you saw my body? 】

Before his hand even touched the shrine, a voice instantly sounded in Tamashiro Hikaru's mind.

Ethereal and distant, it appeared in Tamaki Hikaru's mind without any warning.

Even his six senses, which were always keen, did not show any abnormality.

There is no existence other than yourself in this sacrificial hall, neither sight nor breath.

But this voice cannot be faked, and Tamaki Hikaru's hand stopped.

How should he respond to the other party now?

Do you just need to think about it in your mind, or should you say it out loud?

[You are not required to bathe and purify yourself. At the very least, you must close your eyes and be sincere before opening the shrine, right? 】

Just when Tamaki Hikaru was thinking, the voice sounded again.

However, it also proves in reverse that it shouldn't be able to read minds, so it still has to be spoken.

Tamaki Hikaru clasped his hands together and apologized without sincerity.

"I'm very sorry. I was negligent."

After saying that, he closed his eyes for 0.5 seconds and then opened them again.

"Can I open now?"

The voice was silent for a moment, and then it sounded.

[That’s all, rude boy, you are an interesting guy after all, so I’ll allow you to be rude this time. 】

Although the voice could not distinguish between male and female, the feeling was revealed in these few words. Tamaki Hikaru felt that the other party was not a very troublesome guy.

He reached out again and opened the shrine, revealing the body of the God placed inside, which is also the so-called living body of the gods.

Tamaki Hikaru subconsciously met a gaze, and was in a trance for a while. Then he realized that there was no one or eyes in the shrine.

Inside is a mirror. Although it is old, the glass surface is still clear and bright, and the glass mirror is full of energy.

The sight they met at that moment seemed to be just Tamaki Hikaru's own pupils in the mirror.

【how? Are you shocked by my gorgeous figure? Isn’t my pure glass mirror’s divine body extremely magnificent? 】

Pure glass mirror?

When he heard this word, Tamaki Hikaru felt a little throbbing subconsciously, but he didn't know where it came from.

Tamaki Guang stretched out his hand to pull up the glass mirror, and the other party's voice rang in his mind.

【Hello! It is disrespectful to touch my divine body with your hands at will! 】

Tamaki Hikaru said nonchalantly.

"You don't care about these disrespectful people anyway, do you?"

"Or will you feel it if I touch this mirror?"

He rubbed his fingertips over the mirror. The mirror was still smooth, and Tamaki Hikari's face was clearly reflected in it.

It's just that Tamaki Hikari always has the illusion that when he looks in this mirror, he doesn't look at himself, but like he's looking at another person's eyes.

[Although it is not to that extent, the Divine Body is still very important to me. 】

[If it is broken, use your tears and regret to repay it. 】

Tamaki Hikaru asked curiously.

"Then this unknown god, if it is broken, will you die?"

No matter how precious this glass mirror is, it is just a mirror. Although the glass is beautiful, it is also fragile.

But after hearing Tamaki Hikari's words, the voice just smiled lightly.

[Oh, gods will never die. The divine body is not my weakness, but my restraint and the wedge between me and others. 】

[If you break it, I won't be able to maintain so much humanity and talk to you. 】

God?

Tamaki Hikaru raised his eyebrows, although the other party was indeed mysterious, a novel existence that he had never been exposed to before.

But is the other party really a god? Maybe it's just a special kind of alien.

Tamaki Hikaru's suspicion was basically written on his face.

[Interesting mortal, it doesn’t matter if you don’t believe it. Quickly take out the Ema gifted to you and write down your wish. 】

"Wish? Can I write anything on it?"

Tamaki Hikaru took out the blank Ema.

[Of course, it is the right thing for gods to fulfill human wishes, right? 】

[I have a panoramic view of everything you did that day. It’s really crazy to look for me. 】

[With such sincerity and predestined relationship, it is natural that I can fulfill a wish for you. 】

Tamaki Hikaru fell silent, and was not in a hurry to write anything on the Ema, but put it away first.

"Is it really possible to do anything? Even if I wish for world peace?"

[Well, it’s a very great wish. All things considered, it’s very difficult to realize. 】

[But if you give me three hundred years to help mankind realize unlimited energy, or cultivate a philosopher king, I should be able to do it. 】

After thinking about it very carefully, this formless god gave his answer.

"Is it really possible?"

Tamaki Hikaru was a little surprised, but he also understood from these words.

"It turns out that making a wish can not be fulfilled immediately? Then what is the meaning of making a wish?"

Making a wish is about getting something for nothing.

If it takes effort to come true, it's not called making a wish.

[A hurricane also needs a flutter of butterfly wings, and an avalanche also needs an ice crystal to slide down first. 】

[Nothing in this world comes out of nowhere, everything is connected by cause and effect. 】

[What you want to achieve naturally depends on someone doing it. I don’t need humans to do it personally. It just requires the accumulation of time. 】

The Lord God explained the mechanism of making wishes very clearly. The essence is just the process of realizing wishes.

It only converts people's own efforts into Him doing it to promote the realization of wishes.

[So, rude human being, what do you wish for? Why are you pursuing me so hard? 】

[Furthermore, the strangeness you displayed that night seemed very interesting. 】

On the night of the festival, he was not originally prepared to meet Tamaki Hikaru, but his interest was piqued by the strange magic on Tamashiro Hikaru.

Originally, being able to sense His existence was already akin to fate, or qualification.

Especially after Tamaki Hikari revealed something more interesting, he couldn't help but send an Ema over.

Sure enough, within a few days, Tamaki Hikari came to the door.

"Wish?"

Tamaki Hikaru thought for a while, but still didn't write.

"Before that, I think we still need to deepen our understanding first."

"After all, it is a precious opportunity to make a wish, so we can't waste it."

[Well, what you said makes sense, but asking questions to God has to pay the same price. 】

"It's just to get to know each other better. I can get to know you, and you can also get to know me. The conditions are quite equal, aren't they?"

Tamaki Hikaru held the pure glass mirror and said confidently.

[Are humans and gods equal? That's all, I agree to your request. 】

Although he only said a few words, Tamaki Hikaru already had a rough mental expectation for this invisible and immaterial god.

Although he always expressed the arrogance of a god, to be honest, I didn't feel that kind of arrogance.

On the contrary, it seems more like they are constantly emphasizing their self-promotion and tone in order to fit the so-called image of a god.

On the contrary, his nature is more like he doesn't care about anything, and he doesn't really care about the so-called offense and disrespect.

But these may just be because of the interesting words Tamaki Hikaru said in his mouth.

If it's not interesting enough, maybe the other party doesn't mind being a god and giving divine punishment.

"Then let's start by introducing myself. My name is Tamaki Hikaru. You may already know it. What about yours?"

Tamaki Hikaru wants to know more, partly because of his curiosity.

But more importantly, we need to understand what this god can do.

Since it is said to be a wish, it must be used in the most appropriate place and where the best use is made.

If you don’t know anything and use it at a loss, you may suffer a big loss.

Moreover, if Tamaki Hikari's wish is not made clear, the other party may misunderstand it.

Under such circumstances, it is undoubtedly important to get to know each other.

【name? God does not need that kind of thing, only things created by humans need names. 】

(End of this chapter)