"A Mountain God festival? That certainly sounds like something worth looking into. By the way, Miss Hoshiguma Yuna, do you have any idea what kind of [Mountain God] Black River Upper Village worships?"
Having arrived at the room Sakumura had lent them for their temporary stay, Fujimaru Ritsuka and Yuna contacted Chaldea together.
Leonardo da Vinci asked Yuna through the communication device.
"There is no Mountain God on Black River Mountain."
Yuna shook her head.
"If I had to say, then maybe me and Mom?"
She tilted her head.
"We're just yokai. We don't count as Mountain Gods, do we?"
Bear Weaver made a sarcastic remark.
"But there probably isn't anyone on Black River Mountain stronger than me and Mom, right? Wait, this isn't the Black River where Mom and I lived. Maybe there really is someone stronger..."
Yuna suddenly realized something and fell into thought.
"There are ordinary people in this village, but there are even more Chaldean Servants. Ritsuka, do you have any ideas?"
"I don't know. But maybe we should visit Yoshiro Tea House?"
Fujimaru Ritsuka recalled Sen no Rikyu, who had greeted him on the road before.
I wonder whether Miss Komahime is there.
There was still some time before the shamisen performance that evening. After properly explaining things to Sakumura and his wife, as well as Kanna, Fujimaru Ritsuka, Yuna, and Bear Weaver went into the village and found Yoshiro Tea House.
"You really did come. Rikyu's guess was right."
Sen no Rikyu was not surprised that Fujimaru Ritsuka had returned after leaving. She gave him a somewhat mysterious smile.
"Miss Rikyu, were you waiting for me?"
Fujimaru Ritsuka was a little puzzled.
"In any case, please come in first." Rikyu nodded and stepped aside. "If we wait any longer, the tea will grow cold."