Night fell before anyone realized it.
But for Tokyo, this nightmarish day was not over yet.
Even though the Onmyo Agency had withdrawn and Harutora's plan to seize Takimiko had failed, the chaos continued.
After being attacked by the Night of a Hundred Demons and spiritual disasters, the panic among Tokyo's citizens could not possibly stop. In particular, the spiritual disaster caused by Takimiko's rampage was on a completely different level from Luo Zhen's Night of a Hundred Demons.
That was not to say that Luo Zhen's Night of a Hundred Demons was inferior to the spiritual disaster triggered by Takimiko.
In terms of power, spirituality, and rank, the true Night of a Hundred Demons could never lose to a spiritual disaster that had only just been born.
But unlike Luo Zhen's Night of a Hundred Demons, a spiritual disaster would not show mercy. The harm it posed to the citizens was genuine.
By Luo Zhen's orders, the demons would not kill humans. But the moment a spiritual disaster saw a human, it would attack without hesitation and devour them.
Therefore, for Tokyo's citizens, the true danger only appeared after Takimiko's power ran wild.
Fortunately, in order to capture Luo Zhen, Kurahashi Genji had issued an order as the head of the Onmyo Agency, granting the Exorcism Bureau permission to use barrier arrays. Warnings had been issued in advance, sending large numbers of citizens to shelters. On top of that, the Night of a Hundred Demons had already driven the crowds away. By the time the spiritual disaster appeared, the casualties it could cause were already minimal. Otherwise, Tokyo would certainly have been plunged into misery.
Of course, while the casualties among the citizens were low, the damage suffered by Tokyo was immense.
First, the Night of a Hundred Demons