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

Summary

The chapter details the aftermath of a devastating battle resulting in significant casualties among youkai and shrine maidens, including the first death of a shrine maiden at Long Jun Shrine. In response, Nagayama Yuuzuru constructs the Heroic Spirit Hall to honor the fallen. Sakata Haruma, who has become a fifth-level heroic spirit, is assigned to a safer role in the patrol team. The chapter highlights the distribution of a vast array of artifacts as rewards, showcasing Nagayama Yuuzuru's generosity, even as he contemplates the royal family's fate. In a meeting, it is decided that the royal family should be suppressed rather than destroyed to avoid upsetting other deities. The narrative shifts to the University of Tokyo's hospital, where the crown prince has died, leading to discussions about accountability for the royal family's actions. Hoshino Saeko, representing Nagayama Yuuzuru, announces intentions to settle accounts with the royal family, which shocks those present. The chapter concludes with a tense interaction between Saeko and the Strategy Bureau's leadership, where Nagayama Yuuzuru asserts his plans to keep the royal family hidden from public view, reminiscent of the shogunate era, indicating a significant shift in power dynamics in Tokyo.

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