"That's it...? Let me tell you, if you did something like this in my world, the Yama would definitely come looking to make trouble for you, you know?" After reading the script Jiu Ming had written for her in one minute, Kaguya gave a soft "oh?" and said.
"You Lunarians worry about that too?" Come to think of it, reviving people was practically tailor-made to cause trouble for Hell, wasn't it?
It might even be stealing Heaven's business.
Whatever. Neither one was worth worrying too much about. At least there were borders between countries; no matter how much this violated taboos, it couldn't reach his own little patch of land.
"Worry? Though the dead certainly fall under Hell's jurisdiction, waiting for a Lunarian to die of old age? Heh heh heh, you're still too naive." Kaguya spoke with an icy expression. "Mere Earthlings."
"Is that so? Then why did you take the Hourai Elixir?"
"..." Kaguya's expression stiffened. Then she shot Jiu Ming an irritated glare. "This lady is willful. Do you have a problem with that? Get to work!"
It had to be said that Kaguya was indeed an expert at fooling people. In barely three minutes, her explanation left that group of groggy people, who had yet to figure out what was happening, completely stunned—and brimming with motivation.
"They're way too innocent, aren't they? This lady was even planning to show her face." Casually tossing the microphone aside, Kaguya let out a long yawn. "Utterly one-star!"
Leaving aside Jiu Ming's side, those "dead people" had now grasped a little of the situation—but... there were still some issues to settle. That depended on how they handled them themselves, such as discussing the fact that they had died, yet somehow had not died.
The girl's voice from earlier had said