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Chapter 164 Why? It should be double happiness)

Mrs. Hanasekawa's fever symptoms have been significantly relieved.

When Hirata saw the other party, his wife was holding the tea set with a smile and drinking the hot tea that had just been brewed dignified.

"I'm really upset Hirata Jun. Actually, I'm just a little uncomfortable and I've already recovered in the morning."

The lady used sign language to show the content, while Mika Hanasekawa, who seemed to be doing her homework, had to put down the pen in her hand and translate for her mother.

Hirata put a lot of things in his hand, including horn donuts, watermelons, blueberries, grapes, and other piles of fruits on the table.

"Anyway, it's okay to stay at home, so I came to visit my aunt. After all, I made it like this to help me."

Hirata said very politely.

Mrs. Hasekawa smiled and shook her head, and glanced at Mika Hasekawa, who was lying on the table and writing something. Seeing that the other party had not moved, the expression on her face turned helpless.

After asking Hirata to sit down, the lady went to a water tank outside the living room door to fill the water with a long spoonful of water, washed her hands, and then slowly put the water into her mouth.

The lady in a light-colored kimono raised her head and rinsed her mouth with water, combined with her elegant and graceful movements, looked quite beautiful.

Then Mrs. Hanasekawa took out a clean handkerchief, put it in the collar of her front bra, and walked towards herself.

Hirata once saw this set of ritual actions on a TV show, which is a series of cumbersome procedures for tea ceremony masters in the tea room.

It is an activity process that must be followed in Japanese tea ceremony.

Hirata was a little surprised. Did Mrs. Hanasekawa treat herself as a distinguished guest and serve her with tea ceremony etiquette?

By the way...what should be done now?

I have never been to a professional tea room!

Ask for help, I was being treated to by a seemingly professional tea ceremony master. What should I do if I know nothing about tea ceremony? I wait online, it's quite urgent.

Hirata fell into a brief sense of overwhelming feeling.

Forget it, just like the first time I went to McDonald's, just pretend to be familiar.

Hirata showed a confident smile, sat upright, facing the graceful lady.

Mrs. Hanasekawa entered another room, took out the blast stove, tea pot, water filling, white charcoal and other utensils, put them on a small folding table, and then knelt on the tatami to make a fire and boil water.

Scoop out the water with a delicate jade hand and gently put it into the tea pot.

There was a faint sweat on the tip of the nose, emitting a slight soapy smell.

While boiling water, the lady took out a little incense from the incense box and lit it.

Suddenly the whole room was filled with strange fragrance.

Mika Hanasekawa, affected by the smell, put down the pen in her hand, walked to Hirata, and glanced at his left hand.

"Hirida-kun's hands are completely ready, right?"

"Well, it's almost done. Thanks to the help of Hasekawa classmate and aunt."

Hirata thanked her again.

"No, it's just my mother's help, I did nothing."

Mika Hanasekawa's voice was a little low. She shook her nose and sucked, "My mother has never been at home before, and she has served anyone else with a tea ceremony!"

An unexpected expression appeared on her face.

Before Hirata could answer, she asked Hirata again: "Does Hirata eat snacks?"

"dessert?"

"Matcha is very bitter, so you usually have to taste some snacks before enjoying Matcha, which is to avoid drinking tea at empty stomachs. Don't Hirata know?"

"Forehead......"

Hirata pondered for a few seconds, but I really didn't know this.

"Then I'll bother Hasekawa."

Since I have some thought, of course I have to try it.

After all, I gave Hanasekawa a lot of horn donuts. It is reasonable to want to eat some of the other party's snacks.

After a moment, Mika Hanasekawa put the snacks in front of him.

Sure enough, it's still a donut!

Although it is not a horn donut, this unique shape is still a donut!

“This is a donut made with tofu and tofu dregs, and it’s a ‘special donut’!”

Hanasekawa Mika introduces the serious story.

Hirata: "..."

Tasting the "special donuts" made from tofu dregs and drinking the bitter matcha made by his wife, Hirata felt mixed feelings.

Whether it is taste or taste, it is a bit different from what I imagined!

Why did this turn out?

For the first time, I saw some cumbersome rituals in the legend, and for the first time I tasted "special donuts", two happy things overlapped, and these two happiness brought me more happiness.

What I got should be a time of happiness like a dream... But why did it become like this?

"Ahem..."

After silently reciting the Bible of Shirakawa, Hirata asked Mrs. Hasekawa, "Auntie knows that there is still an existence in this world. Have you ever been a person like Aikawa who was infected by curses and then gained extraordinary power?"

I met a woman who was over 1.8 meters tall and with a big sword on the street in the early morning of last night. She was deeply impressed by Hirata, so I wanted to understand clearly.

Mrs. Hasekawa gently tasted matcha and conveyed her words through Mika Hasekawa's mouth, "What I saw in Kyushu before was possessed by a fox or a raccoon cat in the legend. Although her consciousness was chaotic and her strength increased a lot, the difference was obviously larger than Aikawa's tears."

"That's how..."

Hirata nodded, "So, Aikawa is still the special one."

"Has Aunt Hanasekawa seen such a strange 'cursive power' before?"

"No."

Mrs. Hanasekawa used sign language to show the content, "The exorcism held in the shrine before was more of a formal ceremony, and I have never seen the existence of such things. This is the first time."

"but......"

Mrs. Hanasekawa hesitated for a moment and looked up at Hirata's eyes. "Maybe she grew up in the shrine, so she would feel something that others could not find, the breath of some ordinary people."

Mika Hanasekawa translated for her mother: "People who are called 'fox possessed' will emit a black and uncomfortable smell on their bodies. The lingering black aura on Hirata's arms is more erratic and cold than those people, as if they will invade people's hearts."

"Whether it is to eliminate disasters in previous patients or treat Hirata-kun, it is to use straw ropes circulating in the shrine to suppress unknown breaths."

After listening to the wife's explanation, Hirata nodded clearly.

"So that's how it is."

He thought that Mrs. Hanasekawa knew some special methods to exorcise evil spirits and devils, and understood the secret parts of this world, but he didn't expect that the wife knew only limited.

It seems that this world is far more complicated than I imagined!
Chapter completed!
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