Tokyo: My family's shrine is very big (1-395).

Summary

The chapter begins with the Black Fox Princess, Ye Cang, greeting Lord Dragon, while the White Fox Princess and Kong Huan feel shy. Ye Cang's backstory reveals her hatred for the Earth Spider, a powerful monster responsible for her family's demise. Inari, a ninth-rank deity, surprises Nagayama Yuuzuru with her lower rank despite her extensive influence. Tension rises when Inari accuses Yuuzuru of tarnishing her divine envoy, leading him to theatrically demand an explanation for being treated poorly. The interaction becomes comedic as he feigns despair, ultimately revealing it as a performance. Inari, annoyed yet intrigued, shifts the conversation to a lingering soul haunting Tokyo, which includes a high dragon god. She explains the complications of dealing with it, hinting at the reluctance of other deities to intervene. Yuuzuru expresses his determination to confront the soul despite potential backlash. Inari lends him a divine artifact, the Divine Soul Banner, which can absorb divine souls, leading to a humorous exchange about ownership and rewards. As the chapter concludes, Yuuzuru returns to the city, where he learns that the Mikawa Dragon Lord branch has met upgrade requirements. He checks the status of his branches, noting the growth and developments, including the surprising revelation that his sister-in-law has become a divine shrine maiden.

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