After all, if the war on the moon failed, it would not simply mean the end of the Age of Gods—it would mean the fall of the entire world.
Hearing that Teacher Keine actually knew about it, and even wore an expression as though it were only natural that Mo Yi would not know, Mo Yi could not help growing curious. "Can you tell me about it in detail? You know I'm not from this world."
A long time ago, Mo Yi had told Kamishirasawa Keine that he came from a parallel world.
First, he had nothing to hide from Teacher Keine. Second, he would eventually have to leave, so he wanted to make things clear beforehand. That way, when the time came for him to leave, it would not be quite so sudden or painful, since she had known from the start that he would depart.
Then, acting as the history teacher she was, Kamishirasawa Keine began teaching Mo Yi. Under his questioning, Mo Yi soon learned many things he had wanted to know.
For example, the one who led the Lunar Capital as its main force against the invasion from another world—what Keine called the invasion of Outer Realm Demons—was Tsukuyomi. Amaterasu Omikami was another of the main forces.
As for the gods of other nations, many had departed long before the otherworldly invasion. The world had begun undergoing drastic changes, and Aura had started to decline, so they left early. For instance, the immortals and Buddhas of Shenzhou had long since headed beyond the stars. Those left behind were all half-baked trash, which was why people like Tsukuyomi and Kishin became the main force of Earth's army.
After listening to Teacher Keine's explanation, Mo Yi became even more certain that the daughter he had picked up from