Seras's luck was rather poor.
At Fushimi Inari Shrine, she encountered the extremely bizarre Twenty-Seven-Faced Senju Mukade.
By comparison,
Julio Caesar and Anderson's opponents had far more straightforward abilities.
The former led the Holy Order of Knights of the Church of Brimir and encountered the Kyoto Yoma led by Ibaraki-dōji at Ryūenji Temple, where the sixth seal was located.
Ibaraki-dōji was also known as the Demon of Rashomon.
During Japan's Heian Period, Minamoto no Raikou had a retainer named Watanabe no Tsuna.
One night, he wagered with his friends that he could walk the entire Suzaku Avenue without encountering any demons or ghosts.
Yet along the way, he came across a beautiful woman who claimed to be lost and asked Watanabe no Tsuna to escort her home.
As a Samurai, Watanabe no Tsuna naturally did not refuse.
Who would have thought that this beauty was actually Ibaraki-dōji in disguise? The two immediately began fighting.
In the end, Watanabe no Tsuna defeated Ibaraki-dōji and severed one of his arms with the famous blade Beard Cutter.
From then on, Beard Cutter was also called Demon Cutter.
In this Hundred Demons World, Ibaraki-dōji was also Shuten-dōji's son.
The wooden plaque on his face was his father's gravestone.
However, Shuten-dōji had died at the hands of Abe no Seimei more than nine hundred years ago.
Yet he served under the mother of Hagoromo Fox, the very enemy who had killed his father.
That was because Ibaraki-dōji both feared Abe no Seimei's strength and agreed with his ideals for the Underworld.
Julio Caesar had no interest in any of that. He only knew that his mission was to occupy Ryūenji Temple.
It would be best if he could capture Ibaraki-dōji alive and hand him over to the Yin-Yang Bureau afterward. That would earn him more