A week had passed since Chiyo's successful reincarnation. During that time, she had gradually grown familiar with and adapted to her new body.
Chiyo had even sparred with Ei several times to get used to this body's strength and combat capabilities as quickly as possible.
Although this body was far weaker than her original pureblood Oni body, it had the advantages of feeling neither pain nor fatigue, along with being immortal.
Precisely because of this, Chiyo could recklessly trade injury for injury to gain the upper hand when sparring with Ei.
In terms of martial technique alone, Chiyo, with her immortal body, was even more unhinged in combat than Ei.
Chiyo was very satisfied with this, but a body created through Impure World Reincarnation did not come with only advantages.
Having no sense of taste, touch, or smell prevented Chiyo from fully experiencing the wonders of life, though she could accept all of that.
The one exception was the dense web of cracks covering her body and face. Although her appearance and figure were more or less the same as they had been five hundred years ago, those countless cracks that could not be repaired still left the beauty-conscious Chiyo somewhat dejected.
Chiyo's reappearance had undoubtedly given Inazuma a shot in the arm, somewhat making up for its shortage of top-tier combatants. An immortal fighter on the level of an adeptus would be treasured in any nation.
Unfortunately, Great Youkai were now almost extinct in Inazuma, let alone the Oni to whom Chiyo belonged. Very few people remained who could recognize her.
Even Chiyo's own Mikoshi Clan, after weathering five hundred years of worldly upheaval, probably would not recognize this ancestor of theirs.
Mikoshi Chiyo had two sons: her biological Oni son, Mikoshi Doukei, and her adopted human son, Mikoshi