Seeing that neither of them spoke, Inaba Ten'i felt that these two humans truly intended to eat her, and hurriedly tried to prove her worth.
"Grant humans good luck?"
Fu Hua, who had been considering how to deal with her, froze. Fu Hua had not actually planned to eat her. Even if she did "eat" her, it would not be that kind of eating, but another kind.
She had merely been considering that this rabbit had a strange personality and was deceitful, so taking her directly as a disciple might not work. She had been thinking of other methods, only to receive such a startling piece of news.
The ability to grant humans good luck?
Luck had always been something invisible and intangible.
Yet no one could deny its importance. With good luck, even free-to-play players could crush big spenders. Even nobodies could crush masters.
With bad luck, even powerful people could die from sheer misfortune. No one could refuse good luck.
"Yes, yes! That Ōkuninushi you mentioned before—only because I granted him good luck was he able to win Yakami-hime's hand from among all his brothers."
Inaba Ten'i hurriedly nodded, doing her best to prove her worth. As for whether Ōkuninushi had truly succeeded in marrying Yakami-hime because of the luck she granted him... she did not believe Fu Hua would immediately go ask Ōkuninushi...
"Oh? That impressive?"
Fu Hua looked at the rabbit before her with mild surprise.
Having spent quite some time in this world, Fu Hua had roughly learned that many humans, yokai, and gods here possessed a unique ability of their own.
These abilities varied in strength, but none of them were completely useless. It merely depended on whether their owner knew how to use them...
"Of course!"
Inaba Ten'i appeared very confident.
"Then grant