Tokyo: My Hundred Demon Scroll

"I saw it."

Soon after, the nun slowly opened her eyes and said calmly, "They've used a diversionary tactic; their real target is Kyoto."

"..."

Gu Yun showed no panic or anger, because the nun was remarkably calm.

This means that in the future she saw, nothing that would give Gu Yun a headache happened.

Even if he really fell for the trap of being lured away from the mountain,

"What is it?"

"Beneath Kyoto lies a vengeful spirit suppressed for a thousand years."

The nun saw the future: a sea of ​​fire, and within it, a hideous and terrifying demon controlled the purple-white flames, bringing fear to Kyoto.

Of course, the nun didn't just see it; she also took action to correct some things.

As a diviner who is well-versed in the study of fate, the nun possesses the power to defy destiny.

Aside from the established history brought about by Hiruko's footsteps, even bhikkhunis can use this ability to steal the sky and change the sun.

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The nun raised her palm, which held a transparent sphere. Inside the sphere, images were playing, showing the trajectory of Kyoto's fate.

"Then tell me what you want to keep and what changes you want me to make."

As Gu Yun knew in his previous life, fate is such that the major trends remain unchanged, but minor trends can be reversed.

Hiruko is the ultimate force; if she says the world will be destroyed, the world will be destroyed, and no one can change that.

In comparison, the death of one person, the unrest in a city, or even a typhoon sweeping the coast are all minor matters.

As long as your magic power is strong enough, or you can pay a sufficient price, the future is negotiable.

"Will someone die?"

"meeting."

"An ordinary person, or a warlock?"

"All."

The nun quietly answered Gu Yun's question. After thinking for a moment, she said, "Then, while preserving their original destinies, those who are meant to go to the Yellow Springs should be sent there, and those who are not meant to go should be left behind."

The so-called predetermined fate refers to the people who were supposed to die at the time when the supernatural event occurred.

They were destined to die anyway, whether by the hands of vengeful spirits or by some other means; the outcome was the same: their souls would go to the underworld.

The curse of a vengeful spirit might imprison a soul, which Gu Yun would not allow.

So he instructed the nuns to make corrections so that the souls of the dead would not be harmed.

Gu Yun did not want to save all the people who deserved to die because of him, even though "deserved to die" here does not refer to being guilty, but also includes "dying of old age".

His lifespan was restricted, but thanks to the nun's power, he survived the ordeal. This is a bit troublesome.

There are many ways to solve this, but they are too time-consuming.

"Any more?"

"besides…"

Gu Yun made a few more requests, and the nun complied with Gu Yun's instructions and began to correct her fate.

Soon, the nun handed a brand new sphere of light and shadow to Gu Yun.

The video playing inside is a revised version of the future, created by the nun.

"Okay."

Gu Yun smiled at Bichuni and said, "That's good about what happened in Kyoto. Let's go back to Tokyo first and take advantage of the bait that is Kibutsuji Muzan."

Chapter 222 Weight

The journey from Kyoto to Tokyo, thanks to the Treasure Ship's ability to shuttle between cities, took Gu Yun only about ten minutes.

"Where could they be hiding?"

Standing high in the sky, Gu Yun looked down at the surroundings and sensed the fluctuations of the otherworldly beings, wanting to use the simplest method to determine the location of Kibutsuji Muzan.

"Is it unpredictable, Sister Bhikkhuni?"

Previously, Gu Yun had not seen Muzan Kibutsuji in the nun's premonition of the future.

"no way."

The nun shook her head regretfully: "I cannot predict what will not happen."

The nun's foresight into the future is not omnipotent or omniscient.

Just like predicting a typhoon, if no typhoon is expected to form in the coming period, then the nun naturally cannot foresee the future occurrence of a typhoon.

The same applies to Muzan Kibutsuji.

If this guy decides to do nothing and just hide for the next while...

Even a nun couldn't have predicted the future of Gu Yun meeting Muzan.

So fate has decreed that I will never find him?

"Do not."

The nun said, "Just because I can't see it doesn't mean that Master Gu Yun can't find it."

“Because you,” the nun smiled slightly, “are above my observation.”

Fate may limit some people, but it certainly doesn't include Gu Yun.

Even the so-called general trend can be changed if Gu Yun wants to.

After all, Gu Yun is a perfect spiritual being who is going to fight against the 'Hiruko Gods' who are the driving force behind fate.

"It seems there's no shortcut."

The nun's meaning was clear: Gu Yun needed to go find him personally; otherwise, sending anyone else would be useless.

"What a damn coward."

It has to be admitted that Muzan Kibutsuji's ability to survive is truly impressive.

He lived for nearly a thousand years while alive, and now that he has been resurrected, he can still live such a miserable life.

"When it comes to surviving, I, Gu Yun, would call you the strongest, Muzan."

Gu Yun joked as he focused his spiritual energy into his eyes.

The next moment, Gu Yun's gaze disregarded the laws of physics, taking in the entire city of Tokyo.

Next, my spiritual vision is activated!

The once bustling modern city was instantly replaced by all sorts of colors.

This is observing the world from the perspective of the spirit, and it is also the most powerful reconnaissance spell.

Under this power, no evil spirit will be able to hide.

"what?"

Gu Yun scanned the area for a long time but still couldn't find any trace of the evil spirit: "Interesting, it even managed to fool my spiritual vision."

"Um…"

"So what should we do now?"

Gu Yun stroked his chin, realizing that finding Muzan Kibutsuji would indeed be quite difficult: "Let me think of some secret technique that can force him out."

If the spiritual vision doesn't work, it means that the place where Muzan Kibutsuji is hiding is not in the material world.

Different space?

If it were another dimension, Gu Yun would definitely be able to sense it.

Under the power of spiritual vision, there are no spatial gaps that can escape Gu Yun's eyes.

"Do not."

Suddenly, Gu Yun seemed to realize something: "There is a place that spiritual vision cannot observe."

In theory, such a place absolutely does not exist.

Gu Yun glanced down, not observing just one dimension, but simultaneously taking in all six dimensions at once.

Unless Muzan Kibutsuji hides in a higher dimension.

But is this possible?

The seventh floor is home to Hiruko-no-Kami.

Putting aside the fact that Muzan Kibutsuji's spirit level could never possibly break through 70, even if he did, daring to go to the seventh dimension would be suicidal.

"Is he really in Tokyo?"

Gu Yun looked at the Du Ji siblings beside him, who had been quietly serving him.

"Yes, Lord Gu Yun."

Kifutaro affirmed, "I can sense that Muzan is in this area, but I can't pinpoint his exact location."

"Ah."

Gu Yun understood: "Muzan must have hidden in the virtual world."

"A virtual world?"

"The 2.5th floor, a world of ghost stories."

Gu Yun gave a slightly dissatisfied snort. In the future he envisioned, he would spend a lot of time in Tokyo.

Gu Yun didn't know why before, but now she understands.

“The virtual world belongs to the cracks of the world. It is neither a complete entity nor a fragment,” Gu Yun murmured. “It’s like a junkyard, where all sorts of time and space are piled up together, like a boundless mass of paste.”

Because of its non-holistic nature, the virtual world is extremely chaotic.