Tsutsui Yasutaka, Komatsu Sakyo, and Shinichi Hoshi were hailed in Sakura Country as the three great masters of science fiction.
Three people could make a tiger; although there were only two of them now, everyone knew that top writers held considerable status in Sakura Country. With two top writers corroborating each other, their words carried even more weight.
As a result, many people firmly believed in the "Cow's Head" they had mentioned. Stories supposedly related to "Cow's Head," or ghost tales spawned by it, began appearing everywhere.
Many people even swore that their hometown had such a story, yet no one could explain it in detail.
That only made everyone believe it even more—everyone who had heard "Cow's Head" had been scared to death!
A story whose every genuine listener had died of fright—how could that not count as the scariest horror story?
"So this Gyukubi Village was a work adapted from the so-called 'Cow's Head'?"
Adam stroked his chin and stepped into the desolate-looking village, which seemed to have been abandoned by the times long ago.
Some time later, Adam walked up the mountain behind the village with a grim expression.
He was not sure what this story had to do with Cow's Head, but the people of this village truly deserved to die!
In ancient times, this village considered twins inauspicious. They would put a cow-head hood over one of them and seal them inside a cave in the name of serving the mountain god.
If that had been all, it would have been one thing. After all, customs that deemed twins unlucky and killed one of them had existed in many places in ancient times.
In truth, it was not really because they were inauspicious. Backward productivity simply meant that a family could not afford to raise