"Pay extra! If you're pulling out my hair, you have to pay extra!"
"At least 500-no, 1,000 Beli!"
How pathetic!
Good looked at Qikara, and the girl immediately took out 1,000 Beli and handed it to Guji.
With the money in hand, Guji immediately beamed, completely forgetting her earlier displeasure and pain.
"What do you want me to divine?"
"The Dog-Dog Fruit, Model: Nine-Tailed Fox!"
Good handed the hair to Guji.
"A Nine-Tails fox?!"
Guji's eyes sparkled.
Wano Country's myths and legends included tales of the Nine-Tails, an incredibly powerful great spirit.
She had fox ancestry and was the Guji of the God Inari Shrine, so she greatly admired the Nine-Tails. She had even dreamed of eating a Devil Fruit and transforming into a Nine-Tails fox.
Just like the legend of a fish leaping over the Dragon Gate and becoming a true dragon, becoming a Nine-Tails fox was every fox's dream!
No wonder he had pulled out her hair to use as an offering.
"I'm getting serious now!"
Guji took off her wooden clogs, picked up her ritual wand, and performed a shamanic dance on the deck, seemingly bolstering her powers.
It was quite nice to watch.
Good's gaze shifted downward to the woman's little feet in thick white socks. The weather here was pretty hot, yet she wore such thick socks without worrying about smelly feet.
The ritual ended.
Guji held the fortune-stick cylinder and shook it back and forth.
Clack!
"Fortunes rise and fall, changes abound; overcome every hardship, with gain comes loss."
The reading foretold misfortune!
Guji's expression shifted slightly. She picked up the cylinder and muttered, "I must have read it wrong just now. One more time!"
Clack!
Still misfortune!
Clack!
Misfortune! Misfortune! Misfortune!
After a long while, her long hair flying wildly, Guji smashed the