The doors on both sides opened.
Uesugi Tetsu looked outside first. Only after confirming there were no demons or supernatural phenomena did he let Kitano Runa get up and leave.
The high schooler Miyamoto Ryo was still the first to recklessly flee the train, apparently having learned nothing from his narrow escape earlier.
If there had been a demon hiding outside, he would definitely have let out a humiliating scream.
Hattori Saiko was different. Only after observing for quite a while and confirming that this was Nippori Station in the real world did she approach Uesugi Tetsu and offer him a slip of paper with her phone number written on it, holding it out with both hands.
But this made Kujo Tsubaki, who had also prepared a slip of paper behind her, pause and tap her cane unhappily.
Since someone had already given him her phone number, doing the same would put her at a disadvantage. Perhaps Brahma would turn around and forget her immediately.
There was nothing she could do. She would have to use a different approach.
Hattori Saiko said with a serious expression, "If you ever run into trouble in the future, Mr. Brahma, I'll do everything I can to help!"
Uesugi Tetsu accepted it silently.
After bowing to him once more, Hattori Saiko woke the drunk middle-aged man who had slept through the entire journey and dragged him outside by force.
Then she ran back in, forcibly hauled out Makiya Hitomi, who was still sitting there, and the two of them broke into an argument.
Finally, there was Kujo Tsubaki.
Tapping her white cane, she nimbly walked to Uesugi Tetsu's side and said calmly, "Lord Brahma, this time I boarded the train by accepting a two-star investigation commission from Kyoto's Onmyo Bureau. After this, the Onmyo