The battle between the Night of a Hundred Demons and the Onmyoji had begun inside Kanda Myojin Shrine.
Faced with the Demons and Monsters and Demons and Monsters that had charged into the shrine, all the Onmyoji turned deathly pale, yet still gritted their teeth and fought back. Talisman spells, shikigami, curse arts, and the chanting of incantations rang out without pause, mixed with shouts, roars, wails, and screams as they clashed fiercely with the Night of a Hundred Demons.
The Night of a Hundred Demons also displayed their various abilities. Some breathed fire, some released smoke, some flew through the air, and some charged forward, attacking the Onmyoji with their own methods. Amid strange cries, eerie laughter, low growls, and roars, they pounced upon the assembled Onmyoji.
The war between the Onmyoji and the Demons and Monsters raged on, resembling a scene that could only have appeared in the myths of ancient times.
This war was destined to remain in history as well, for future generations to look up to.
However, in theory, this battle should have proceeded as a one-sided massacre.
After all, although the Onmyoji possessed means of dealing with Demons and Monsters, the disparity in combat strength this time was simply too great.
In the modern era, the Onmyoji were already a profession with very few practitioners. As time passed, fewer and fewer people possessed Spiritual Perception Talent, and those capable of learning curse arts and becoming professional Onmyoji were rarer still. They often lacked sufficient manpower even when dealing with spiritual disasters and the like under normal circumstances. Now that they were facing tens of thousands of Demons and Monsters, including all kinds of legendary Demons and Monsters—beings ranked among the Night of a Hundred Demons—their chances of victory were obvious.
Although not every member