Planting the World Tree in Tokyo
Chapter 672

The So-Called Gods and Devils

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"Ahhhhhh~~~!!"

Struck by two beams of light, the mature beauty version of "Kuko Yoa" threw her head back and screamed.

"What kind of attack was that?"

"As expected of the strongest Onmyoji in history—he heavily wounded a god and devil in a single move!"

Among the many factions watching through the livestream, countless people instinctively clenched their fists and jumped up in excitement.

No matter what, that "Great Onmyoji" was human—well, he merely looked human. But aside from that time he assaulted the Divine Tree, he usually stayed shut away in Heian-kyo, composing poetry and songs, indulging in romance and scenery. He seemed harmless to the extreme.

By comparison, Kuko Yoa kept appearing everywhere. Although she had been driven back each time, the destruction she caused was still horrifying.

Under such circumstances, it went without saying which side people supported.

"No."

Egypt.

At the top of the "magic" temple in New Cairo, Imhotep sat upright.

Before him stood an enormous display screen!

That was right. This High Priest did not reject modern technology. After all, the battle was taking place on the other side of the planet. Though he had means of observing it himself, there was no need—what if his prying gaze drew the other party to his doorstep? Wouldn't that be needlessly troublesome?

Even through a modern screen, the High Priest noticed that something was wrong.

"This isn't an attack. It is..."

Giving her power!

??

The others atop the temple were all startled upon hearing this.

Leaving aside the uneasy Egyptians, the superhumans of other nations closely watching the battle also sensed something wrong. Though Kuko Yoa screamed continuously, the aura and Spiritual Power covering the entire planet were actually skyrocketing! Exploding upward! Surging wildly!

The Five Elements generated and restrained one another, while yin and yang

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