She wanted freedom!
She wanted to set sail on an adventure!
Good sighed, speechless.
Look how cooped up this kid was, like a husky locked in a cage, bursting with energy and nowhere to let it out.
"Finished paying your respects at the Golden Inari Shrine?"
"Yep!"
At the mention of the Golden Inari Shrine, Yamato immediately perked up.
"Good, I saw so many shrine maidens!"
"And the head priestess had pointy ears and a fluffy fox tail. They say she's a messenger of God Inari!"
"Oh, and the mountain path leading to the shrine had torii gates stretching as far as the eye could see, with cherry trees planted on both sides. It was so pretty!"
Yamato chattered away about everything she had seen during her visit to the Golden Inari Shrine.
The Golden Inari Shrine was the most important shrine in Wano Country. The God Inari worshipped there represented grain and food and presided over bountiful harvests, so the people of Wano Country revered him deeply.
Recently, living standards in Wano Country had improved considerably. People could at least fill their bellies, so worshippers flocked to the shrine in an endless stream.
It was packed!
"The offerings must add up to quite a sum, huh?"
Good rubbed his chin.
What a bullshit god of harvests. He was Wano Country's god of harvests now. He was the one who had filled the bellies of the people below.
How dare divine authority run wild in my realm?
All those offerings should be mine.
He would have the craftsmen make a statue of Groudon and send it to the Golden Inari Shrine later. It had to go in the place of honor in the main hall!
Hah. The nerve, stealing my money.
And that fox priestess, putting on a mystical act