Starting to Practice Swordsmanship from the Rural Area of the Second Dimension (1-323).

Summary

In Chapter 172, the Onmyoji realizes that the eyeballs on the ground are his own, leading to chaos as he becomes blind and frantic. His companions, terrified, flee as they begin to melt away, realizing too late that their actions have provoked a deadly curse. Amidst the chaos, a civilian witnesses the tragic fate of the Onmyoji and experiences a miraculous healing when blood mist enters his body, contrasting the Onmyoji's demise. In Chapter 173, Teng Yuan Mei Hong reflects on the Onmyoji's deaths and the implications for Kyoto, noting that samurai have historically dealt with monsters more effectively than the Onmyoji. General Cheng dismisses the idea that he caused the initial chaos, though he acknowledges the potential turmoil in Kyoto following the emperor's sudden death. The chapter ends with a samurai rallying the crowd for righteousness amidst the chaos.

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