Tokyo: I was tricked into marrying a yandere ghost

Sadako Yamamura stared blankly at the cherry blossom tree in the distance, lost in thought. She wasn't thinking about anything particularly meaningful; she was simply spacing out, letting her brain rest for a bit.

She knew from a very young age that she was different from ordinary people.

Rather than being human, it's more like some stranger being... Although still alive, subtle changes seem to have occurred within it.

She has an unhappy past.

The memories of her childhood have not faded; even now, Sadako Yamamura can still recall what happened in the past.

The father was obsessed with phenomena such as "superpowers" and "supernatural" phenomena, and the mother happened to have such abilities. So the two of them used this power, which seemed to be stolen from the gods, to swindle and amass wealth.

Perhaps those families in the mountain village were still happy back then.

But everything comes at a "price," and the gifts of fate have already been secretly marked with a price.

Not everyone understands the rules of the supernatural and knows that there is such a thing as paying a "price"... and not everyone is as unreasonable as Kiyokawa Kiri, who can pay so easily. At least Yamamura Sadako's mother, Yamamura Shizuko, is not that kind of person.

The consequence of abusing her "superpowers" is that it has placed an increasing mental burden on Shizuko Yamamura.

Until one day, Shizuko Yamamura finally developed a mental illness and began to doubt herself.

The family began to fall apart from that moment.

At first, it was just a mistake during a performance, but later, Shizuko Yamamura's abilities began to malfunction from time to time.

The father was convinced that his mother's abilities had been taken away by her children. But since his mother had a way to acquire these abilities in the first place, she must have a way to make up for them now. So the father plunged into the deep mountains and never came out again.

Her mother became increasingly depressed and soon passed away from depression. Sadako was then taken to live with relatives.

Although she hadn't seen her father for many years, she knew exactly where he was.

She dreamt of her father lying in a nursing home, coughing incessantly, knowing he was nearing the end of his life, but she never thought of going to see him.

She only regretted her mother's passing, because she had indeed inherited her mother's abilities.

If my father's research was correct, I took most of my mother's abilities, but I didn't take the cost with me.

Therefore, Shizuko Yamamura's death may also be indirectly related to him.

"Mother......"

Sadako Yamamura sighed softly, feeling a strange sense of loss.

She wanted to do something more, both to salvage the good old days and to avoid following in her mother's footsteps.

Kiyokawa Kiri is the key factor. Through several "prophecies," she discovered that the other party's body was very strange, far beyond what ordinary ghost stories could compare to. If she could borrow the other party's power, she might have a chance to change everything that happened in the past.

She knew that Kiyokawa Kiri would agree.

Because the other party also wanted to find out the truth about the "amnesia".

In a sense, their goals were the same, so she was confident that she could get the other person to help her.

Even so far, she has not "predicted" how the plan will succeed.

......

Her thoughts abruptly stopped as Sadako Yamamura heard footsteps and a familiar voice behind her.

"Chairman, what are you looking at?"

Kiyokawa Kiri walked over with some curiosity. He had noticed Yamamura Sadako standing on the balcony looking at the cherry blossom tree since earlier, but when he got closer, he found that she seemed to be just spacing out, which puzzled him.

"I didn't see anything... Has Kiyokawa-kun already made up his mind?"

Sadako Yamamura slowly turned around and smiled slightly. "So, you've agreed to what we talked about before?"

"To be honest, I haven't made up my mind yet," Kiyokawa Kiri said thoughtfully.

The scene that Sadako Yamamura "prophesied" for him hasn't happened yet, although her abilities are beyond doubt.

But Kiyokawa Kiri knew that everything comes at a price, especially saving those who were already dead...

The cost of this matter is clearly much more difficult than what I asked Miss Witch and Miss Mary to do before.

Furthermore, Sadako Yamamura did not explicitly state how she would help him regain his memories.

Of course, he couldn't just agree to the other party's request on a whim.

"Chairman, why don't you take this opportunity to speak frankly?"

"How do you plan to help me regain my memories?" Kiyokawa Kiri asked directly.

"It's simple. This matter is actually related to what I asked you to do." Seeing that the other party was determined to ask for the details of the plan, Yamamura Sadako no longer delayed and said calmly, "Have you ever heard of 'spirit-body fusion'?"

"Spirit and body fusion..."

Kiyokawa Kiri was somewhat suspicious.

Fortunately, he had a mental encyclopedia comparable to the paranormal.

Omi's nearly thousand years of experience was no joke; he easily understood what Sadako Yamamura was saying.

The concept of the fusion of spirit and body originated from a Zen master in ancient India. The spirit refers to the spirituality we used in psychic games, while the body refers to the human physical body... This is very ancient knowledge, and I haven't heard of it recently.

Omi gave a brief explanation in her mind.

After hearing what the other person said, Kiyokawa Kiri finally realized what was going on.

He said the word sounded familiar, and there was a well-known fitness exercise called "yoga" that originated in India.

Indians believe that yoga improves people's physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual abilities, which they call the fusion of body and mind, a unity of body and mind... Of course, yoga has nothing to do with the supernatural or ghost stories.

However, the origin of yoga is difficult to pinpoint, as the underlying concepts of the two are very similar.

That being said, Kiyokawa Kiri had no idea how "spiritual-physical fusion" would help him regain his memories. He thought that Yamamura Sadako meant for him to regain his memories through this training method.

But Omi already knew about this concept, and if it were feasible, he would have told me about it long ago.

Thinking of this, Kiyokawa Kiri frowned slightly and asked, puzzled:

"I roughly understand what 'spiritual-physical fusion' means, but can this really help me regain my memories?"

"And even if we could regain my memories through this, how could I possibly save... well, save your mother?"

After saying that, he shrugged, clearly not understanding what the other person meant.

Fortunately, Sadako Yamamura was prepared. She said in a low voice, "Spiritual-physical fusion is impossible. The reason I mentioned spiritual-physical fusion is because I have a bolder idea."

"Kiyokawa-kun, your body is very special, while I possess a special spirituality that allows me to foresee the future."

"If the two of us come together, perhaps we can change what happened in the past."