After introducing Seimei Shrine, Gao Yue went on to tell Chen Miao about the other two locations.
One was Kifune Shrine, and the other was Kiyotaki Tunnel.
The Island Nation had many shrines, and Kifune Shrine was one of the larger ones.
Built along a mountainside, Kifune Shrine was divided into three areas: the main shrine, the middle shrine, and the inner shrine.
Unlike those at Seimei Shrine, the Onmyoji at Kifune Shrine did not fall under the Administration's definition of "righteous Onmyoji."
However, whether the Onmyoji at Kifune Shrine were righteous or evil, and whether they had ties to Mountain Aspect or the Hundred Ghosts Seat, remained unclear.
Chen Miao figured that was probably Zhang Huan and the others' assignment.
The last location, Kiyotaki Tunnel, was an abandoned tunnel more than fifty years old.
Gao Yue had mentioned this tunnel because of the stories circulating about it... supernatural occurrences, Ghost Story!
The Hundred Ghosts Seat and the Mountain Physiognomy Organization currently held considerable power in the Island Nation. Lawful, benevolent factions like Seimei Shrine were few and far between.
And because they took no shortcuts, the Onmyoji of these lawful, benevolent factions lagged behind the evil cultivator Onmyoji in numbers, mystic arts, and cultivation. They could barely hold on to their own little patches of territory.
Moreover, the Island Nation had never established an official cultivator organization of its own. Under such circumstances, its supernatural incidents were naturally far more severe than those in Great Xia.
Of those incidents, probably fewer than one in ten occurred naturally.
Most of the rest were manufactured by the Island Nation's evil cultivator Onmyoji.
As a result, there was naturally no shortage of folk Ghost Stories circulating throughout the Island Nation.
And among the many supernatural Ghost Stories in Kyoto Prefecture, Kiyotaki Tunnel