Sirin did not know how to explain that.
She subconsciously reached between her thighs. I really miss my old treasure!
Mara: It referred to... a man's...
"Enough, let's not discuss this for now. Let's go to the Head Mound!"
This was not a good topic, especially with so many pure and adorable little girls here.
"Yes, let's go to the Head Mound!"
Kikyo did not want to say any more about this topic either...
When Sirin and the others entered the Head Mound, they found that it had actually been built quite well—rather lavishly, even.
It seemed that the Japanese court at the time had been greatly afraid of Taira no Masakado's vengeful spirit. They had built the Head Mound so well in order to placate it.
However, although the Head Mound was lavishly constructed, it contained countless sealing barriers of all sizes...
Moreover, these seals reinforced one another, forming an extremely complex array.
Even so, the seals could not completely contain Taira no Masakado's vengeful spirit, which was still able to affect the area around the Head Mound.
This showed just how powerful Taira no Masakado's vengeful spirit was...
When Sirin and the others arrived at the center of the Head Mound and looked at the gravestone before them, Sirin could not help admiring the Japanese.
Such a terrifying vengeful spirit—the greatest villain and greatest rebel king in Japanese history... yet he had eventually been deified.
But that was how the Japanese were. If you made them fear you, they would dread you, worship you, and make offerings to you!
"Taira no Masakado's head is sealed beneath this Head Mound. Let's just destroy the seal and take his head away... But be careful of his vengeful spirit. It is no weaker than the Great Tengu's..."
After observing