Out of devotion and reverence for the Raiden Shogun, many Inazuman shops had crafted and released handicrafts related to her.
Among them, the lacquerware doll modeled after the Raiden Shogun herself—the "Almighty Narukami Ogosho, god of Thunder" figurine—was an especially popular bestseller.
Under normal circumstances, Kujou Sara would have risen early and secured the first spot in the queue. But she had some unfinished business that morning, so she could only rush over at full speed after resolving everything. Then, she ran into Raiden Mei on the way!
She had even learned some things she had absolutely not wanted to know, wasting quite a bit of time.
Kujou Sara had always been open and unashamed about purchasing handicrafts of the Raiden Shogun. From her perspective, she truly bought those items with reverence in her heart.
When it came to the Shogun, she had never been remotely perfunctory or negligent. She always went in person, chose each item herself, and even prepared a shrine to properly house the figurines after bringing them home.
Fortunately, by the time it was Kujou Sara's turn, there was still one of the items she wanted left. This time, she was not buying a figurine of the Shogun, but a portable jade pendant bearing the Raiden Shogun's image.
After solemnly placing the jade pendant into an exquisite wooden box, Kujou Sara tucked it into her clothes.
Kujou Sara had already purchased quite a few "Almighty Narukami Ogosho, god of Thunder" figurines, all of which were stored in custom-made display cases.
Whenever she was at home, Kujou Sara personally wiped them down. Even when she was busy, she arranged for craftsmen to come and maintain them...
For Sara, whose official duties left her little time for a private life and few close friends, the Raiden Shogun