Before Soya could ask, Kyoko turned around and went to find the signature.

When he opened it, he found that what he got was the signature of the first signature.

"Only the first draw is accurate," she explained.

Looking at the "good luck" on the signature, Zonggu smiled, turned around and left without disturbing her any further.

After greeting the busy Tsukuyomi with his eyes, he walked straight to the back of the hall.

"Sorry, this place is not open to the public."

"Huh……"

After turning away the curious worshipers who tried to follow him into the wooden house, Soya closed the door of the wooden house and walked into the archives alone.

With the signature folded unconsciously in his hand, he glanced at the bookshelves on both sides as he walked.

When the signature was folded into shape, he stopped.

"Heisei 11... records of spiritual body activities at the end of the last century? Forget it, it's just to kill time anyway."

Pulling out the thick stack of spiritual body information, Soya walked behind the desk in the back and sat down. He put the origami paper on the table and started reading from the beginning.

"Is the first incident the evil spirit hurting people? It's really a bad start to the year..."

...

It was not until the sky was getting dark that Zonggu, who was awakened by the news, came out of the wooden house.

Kirino Akane and Yoshikawa went to his old house to walk the dog with him, but found that he was not at home, so they sent a message to inquire. Seeing that it was getting late, Soya prepared to go back.

There are far fewer worshipers in the shrine.

He told Jingzi that he wanted to go. She was silent for a while, and then asked him if the door of the cabin was locked.

"……I gonna go see."

"No need." Jingzi stopped him, "I will check it again when the company is closed."

Tsukuyomi naturally wanted to go back with him.

When he changed out of his miko uniform, Kyoko handed him the wages from today's work.

"Six thousand yen?!"

Tsukuyomi, who had been pretending to be mute all afternoon, screamed uncontrollably, his excitement beyond words. Fortunately, Hanai had already gone back first.

Soya felt that Kyoko should have given a lot more, but he didn't ask in detail.

"Tsukuyomi-sama, can you come by yourself tomorrow?"

"No problem, no problem -"

He looked at Jingzi again, "Then I'll leave it to Jingzi tomorrow."

"Um."

Watching Soya and Tsukuyomi walking down the mountain, Yuzi turned to ask her sister: "Brother Soya, won't you stay for dinner today?"

Kyoko was silent.

After more than half an hour, it was time to close the company.

After checking the main hall in front, Jingzi walked to the ancestral hall in the back in the dark and found that the door of the wooden house had been locked.

After pausing for a few seconds, she opened the iron lock and went in to take a look.

Everything is business as usual.

Only one thing was left on the table in the deepest part of the archives.
Chapter completed!