Chapter 294 Whoever becomes a god tonight shall be killed! What is a person? What is a ghost? What is a demon? People generally call the soul that has left the human body after death but has not yet been reincarnated a ghost. An animal that has been cultivated into a spirit is called a demon. Demons only exist in Buddhism. They call any obstacle that can hinder spiritual practice a demon, and the inner anxiety, anger, greed and other troubles are all demons. What if a demon looks exactly like a human and has no aura that is different from that of a human? How to distinguish such existence? As the Seven Lords of Sin appeared on the stage, no matter how the many priests on the platform looked at him, they could not tell that he was any different from a normal person. The Buddhist practitioners in the crowded crowd around them, even if they opened their heavenly eyes, diamond eyes, mind eyes, etc., could not find any characteristics that distinguished the seven sinners from humans. He is just a human being, an ordinary Shinto priest.
The Seven Sinners standing in the chief priest's position also looked around, facing the gazes from all directions, and swept across everyone without leaving a trace. He saw the Buddhist monks hiding in the crowd, the two young monks from Weilian Ancient Temple, and the priests on the high platform, all of whom had different expressions on their faces. The looks cast at us include those of admiration, respect, piety and other kindness, as well as suspicion, disdain and angry murderous intent. Among all living things in the world, humans are the most respected because human minds are the most changeable and far less simple than those of other creatures. It's a pity that Master Liansheng hasn't arrived yet, making tonight's event a little dull. The Seven Sinners withdrew their gazes and looked at the three old priests in front of them. They are creating momentum to make their existence recognized by more people. In the Shinto system, in order to achieve the status of a god, one needs to gain sufficient recognition. The more powerful the god, the more recognition he needs. This sounds normal and reasonable. However, those who can cast their votes of approval are not only humans, but also all living beings in this world. The demons and monsters abandoned by the world can also cast their votes on this matter. Is there anyone in this world who can have more votes than me? How can the voting of the ghost soldiers in the human world defeat the vast number of demons and monsters under his command? The seven evil lords always maintained a gentle and decent smile, followed the guidance of the three old priests, and completed the deification rituals one after another. In the unknown dark world, on the sea of Hokkaido and in the city of Osaka, thousands of demons gathered silently. They are watching the Conferred God Ceremony originating from the Meiji Jingu Shrine in Tokyo through a large screen condensed by magical powers. Most demons do not have much intelligence, but at this moment they seem to be much smarter than before. All they know in their hearts is that they must identify with the young man in the picture called Igarashi Shenhai and become a god. At the highest point of the sea of monsters, there are two figures that all monsters and demons are afraid of. They stared at each other across the vast space. When the big screen reached the final step of the Conferred God Ceremony, the voices of humans recognizing becoming gods rang out, and countless demons also cast their votes of approval. They also recognized that person as a god, a natural god who controls the sun, moon and stars!
At Meiji Jingu Shrine, the Seven Sins, who were sitting in the chief priest position, slowly closed their eyes when they felt the sense of recognition coming from all directions like the confluence of hundreds of rivers. A recognition is like a spark, and countless sparks gather together to form a burning sea of fire. Each spark was like a traction rope, and countless sparks gathered into a galaxy connecting heaven and earth, flying Him to the sky, to the throne of God that was manifested by recognition. He accepted this vast recognition, and with the help of the three old priests of Meiji Shrine, he ascended to the throne of God step by step. The road to becoming a god is a long one, because the godhood He wants is not below heaven, but above heaven. The god of nature who controls wind, frost, rain, snow, water, fire, wind and thunder? That kind of priesthood is too small. He wants to become the supreme god above the sun, moon and stars! Whether it is Amaterasu, the incarnation of the sun, or Tsukuyomi, who rules the night, they are all the ones that he will surpass! boom! Rumble! There were bursts of thunder and lightning in the cloudless sky. The noise was so deafening that everyone in the Meiji Shrine felt an indescribable sense of oppression looming in their hearts. The wrath of thunder affected the entire Tokyo, making people's hearts numb. Some people who had done bad things and had luckily not been discovered were even frightened to the point of falling to the ground, twitching all over, with fear in their eyes. At the same time, at the Amano Iwato Shrine in Takachiho, Kyushu, Miyazaki Prefecture, the sky was so bright that it seemed as if it were daytime. The source of this light comes from a cave formed by a huge rock. Light emanated from the cave, extremely hot, burning all the surrounding grass and trees. At this moment, the flames spread throughout the entire Amano Iwato Shrine. Several elderly priests almost crawled and tumbled as they hurriedly arrived outside the rock cave. They knelt on the ground, offered sacrifices, and chanted incantations, trying to calm the wrath of the being in the rock cave and put out the fire. But the flames remained, and the unsettling atmosphere in the rocky cave gradually grew stronger, as if an unimaginable creature was about to awaken from its slumber. Can't wake up! At least he must not wake up now! Otherwise, this uncontrollable powerful force will turn the Amano Iwato Shrine and even the surrounding area for hundreds of kilometers into a scorched earth! That would be a real disaster! Who angered the gods? Who on earth caused the gods to feel such strong hostility? Several old priests tried their best to calm the agitated gods while pondering the cause of all this. The big thing that happened tonight... Could it be that the restlessness of the gods is related to the gods that are being enthroned at the Meiji Shrine? As soon as this thought arose, several old priests heard the oracle of the gods at the same time. "punish!" The bright sunlight surged out from the rock cave, and the scorching heat burned off the eyebrows and beards that the old priests had grown for many years. They prostrated themselves on the ground, repeatedly stating that they would absolutely stop the Meiji Jingu Shrine's Conferred God Ceremony, and the restless atmosphere in the rock cave gradually subsided. When the rock cave returned to its former tranquility, the old priests looked at each other, suppressed their strange emotions, and sighed. "I didn't expect to alarm the gods. What on earth are they doing at Meiji Shrine?" "I've told you a long time ago that there is absolutely no way to persuade the Seven Sinners to change their ways, let alone turn them into benevolent gods who protect the religion!"
"It doesn't matter what they do. The gods have issued an oracle. Anyone who becomes a god tonight will be killed!" Several old priests discussed for a while and decided to notify the Tokyo Grand Shrine in Tokyo first and ask them to send people to stop it first, and they would arrive later. (End of this chapter)