I'm a teacher in Tokyo!

"?"

"Pants must be white..."

"No Japanese allowed!"

“underpants…”

"I'm ready."

Yoshizaki breathed a sigh of relief, released his grip on the latter's wrist, and entered a state of blissful composure.

Tomie looked dejected, as if she had been defiled by something, and secretly shed tears.

"You foreign language teachers always seem to have a serious problem."

The nurse threw the syringe into the trash can, muttered a complaint, and then said, "Don't get it wet at home. Change the gauze once a day. If you feel anything is wrong during this time, come to the hospital for a checkup immediately—and also!"

"When you leave, remember to take the dead dog you brought back with you! Our hospital doesn't need to test for any viruses. Our director was so scared by that dead dog that he tripped and fell!"

"Ahem, okay."

Yoshizaki coughed lightly, and then just as he was about to stand up, his legs went weak, and he sat back down with a serious expression.

Without changing his expression or even breaking a sweat, he said, "Tomie, you probably can't walk yet, right? Let's sit here for a while."

"Yoshizaki Kawa, I'm no longer clean."

Tomie didn't notice his strange behavior, and just lowered her head and choked up as she said, "I feel like words are crawling in my head."

"It's okay, your teacher will cram more knowledge into you and turn you into a slave to learning!"

"But my family is so rich, why should I need to study?! A villa worth thirty million, twenty million..."

"Okay, stop talking. Your teacher knows you love learning."

Yoshizaki stopped the latter from continuing, then felt a bit better and got up from the hospital bed.

The old wounds had not yet healed, and now new wounds have been added.

Yoshizaki Kawa felt that walking was difficult, and he could only support Tomie as they walked out of the hospital.

All I can say is that I laugh at the stupidity of that demon. If it had ambushed me here and now, how could I have escaped?

Then--

He saw the station across the street, at the platform.

I don't know when, but a red figure appeared from behind;

When Yoshizaki saw that figure from behind, he wanted to slap himself twice. Damn it, what the hell was he talking about?

Brother, I was just joking earlier, you don't have to take it seriously. Besides, if you kill me, Kayako will not let you off the hook!

Look, I'm still wearing the magical artifact bestowed upon me by the ancestor on my wrist!

Seemingly sensing Yoshizaki's unusual behavior, Tomie, standing nearby, followed his gaze with some curiosity, but all she saw on the other side of the station were empty seats—nothing at all.

hiss,

Another wave of dizziness washed over her, and in her daze, she seemed to see the golden retriever run through the grass to... her home?

Through the dog's gaze, beyond countless bushes, the chair seemed to reappear, except that on top of the chair, there seemed to be a blurry red shadow, which looked like a child.

Damn it, I was just bitten by a dog, how could I have such a hallucination?

When I was bitten by the dog, the only thing I could think about was hoping that the golden retriever would save me, but that shouldn't have left such a deep impression on me.

Tomie Kawakami couldn’t understand!

It's like not being able to understand why that weirdo made you memorize words at that time.

At that moment, the Po-Xu Demon that Yoshizaki had been looking at mysteriously disappeared once again after being glanced at by Tomie.

Yoshizaki looked around but couldn't find it, which puzzled him.

Did that ghost appear here? Chun Chun just gave herself a big fright.

You're also Xing Daorong from the Three Kingdoms period, right? Tell me my name, and I'll give you a shock!

Moreover, there is another strange thing. In the previous encounters with the Soul Demon, the latter would gradually fade away each time it disappeared. This sudden disappearance is the first time I have ever seen it.

Once in the taxi, Yoshizaki was still suspiciously glancing at the driver through the rearview mirror until the female driver was about to press the alarm button. Only then did he look away and gaze at the passing scenery outside the window.

I still haven't seen it;

Meanwhile, at Tomie Kawakami's home.

The golden retriever stared at the inexplicably appearing demon in front of it, baring its teeth and growling at it, its muscles tense.

At this moment, the Soul Demon seemed unable to understand why it had suddenly appeared here. It tilted its head slightly and saw the golden-haired creature. The next moment, the golden-haired creature let out a mournful howl, and its head was instantly severed.

Then, the Po-Xu Demon's form faded and disappeared from the spot;

At that moment, the golden retriever's head twitched slightly, and the spilled blood was connected by threads that pulled at its head before returning to its head.

The golden retriever seemed to have forgotten what had happened earlier. It barked twice at the spot and then continued to stand guard at the door, seemingly waiting for its owner.

(End of this chapter)

Chapter 55 Crushing them to ashes!

"Please take me to the nearby crematorium."

After dropping Tomie off at home, Yoshizaki Kawa had his driver take him to the crematorium so he could cremate the dog's body and prevent it from mutating.

Tomie's assimilation ability becomes exceptionally powerful in the later stages of the anime. Just how powerful is it?

A single hair or a single cell can attach itself to the bodies of various things and assimilate them into itself.

Furthermore, she possesses the ability to sense danger in advance. Once she detects danger, she can disperse her cells to various places to regenerate, and even mental attacks will be countered by her.

One of the characters attempted to swap bodies with Tomie, but his mind was invaded by Tomie, and he eventually became Tomie as well.

Although she's not as overpowered as she is later on, who knows when this dog might stand up, grow a Tomie-like face, and start talking like a human.

Just imagining that scene gives Yoshizaki a chill down her spine.

After getting off the bus, driven by the lure of money, he asked the young female driver to wear gloves and accompany him to the crematorium to carry the dog's body.

The security guard at the crematorium saw Yoshizaki dragging a dead dog and was about to tell him to get lost when he was gagged with yen.

In this era, there is no cremation service for pets, so you have to pay to get started.

After all, if you were to burn it yourself, unless you dug a pit in the wild and burned it for a whole day and night, it would be very difficult to burn it to ashes.

Moreover, even if you do this much, it's easy to overlook something.

Yoshizaki Kawa doesn't want the world to become like "Rich Dog Unlimited," that would be too outrageous.

In a sense, although Tomie is not as strong as Kayako, her harm to this world far surpasses that of Kayako. Kayako is at most an unreasonable earthbound spirit; wherever she dies, that place becomes a curse.

But Tomie is different. She's like a virus; wherever she dies, she affects the whole world.

Given how a single cell can divide in the later stages, it wouldn't be difficult for the entire Earth to be covered with a layer of Tomie sarcoma once she dies.

Furthermore, there was an even more outrageous version of the story about Tomie in her previous life;

It is said that her original ability was not "immortal proliferation," but rather that her strong will to survive when she was dismembered by her teacher caused her to "evolve" into "immortal proliferation." Therefore, she did not have the ability to proliferate before she was dismembered.

Her powerful attraction to the opposite sex is also a result of her desire to "receive attention," which is why she "evolved" into an attractive quality.

In other words, this is not her innate talent, but a talent she wants to possess.

So, what if she wanted to have other talents?

What ability could you hope to evolve after being bitten by a dog? Perhaps dog control?

Thinking about this, Yoshizaki Kawa himself chuckled;

He limped into the crematorium;

The curator saw Yoshizaki dragging the dead dog, then glanced at the bandage on his leg, and seemed to realize something. He pulled Yoshizaki aside and whispered:

"Dude, is it really necessary to be so cruel? Just bury it when it dies, why do you want to grind its bones to dust?"

"Also, this stove is for burning people. If you burn dogs, their families will make a scene."

Nowadays, most crematoriums use gasoline to burn the body, and then the body is manually removed and crushed.

Furthermore, because the human body is still quite large from the time it is removed from the corpse to the time it becomes a skeleton and then ground into fragments, it is usually crushed from the inside and a portion is sieved and put into jars.

Therefore, most of the remains were piled together, and sometimes they were even mixed up. So if a dog were burned and mixed with the remains of other people, the other family members would definitely be unhappy.

Japanese customs are quite similar to those in China, with both countries showing great respect for death.

Yoshizaki Kawakawa naturally understood what he meant, and asked, "Do you offer VIP cremation services?"

"Not cheap."

The curator never expected this guy to be so ruthless, determined to grind the dog to dust.

The so-called VIP service involves burning the body in a separate furnace to obtain bones, which are then ground into fine powder using a fine grinder. This process ensures the purity and integrity of the ashes.

But using it on a dog... that's a huge waste of its potential.

"how much is it?"