Tokyo: I was tricked into marrying a yandere ghost

Spiritual healing...?

Hosokawa Shunsuke's curiosity was immediately piqued, and he quickly turned up the radio volume so that he could hear what the female host was saying.

Based on the other party's fragmented explanations, he pieced together the truth: a couple of days ago, a man whose wife was seriously ill confided his troubles to a radio host, who then recommended a place to him that claimed to have the most advanced mental healing therapy.

Upon hearing this, Hosokawa Shunsuke scoffed.

How could such a thing happen?

But as the female host recounted the story with great emotion, even the man called back to follow up.

Hosokawa Shunsuke's resolve gradually began to waver.

real or fake?

Is it really possible to do something like this?

He hesitated for a moment.

Given his educational background and the nature of his work, it's impossible for him to believe such nonsense.

But precisely because of his work, he knew that the forum contained many things that science could not explain, and he himself was skeptical—moreover, when a person is drowning, they will desperately grasp whatever they can hold onto.

Even if it's just a tiny, insignificant straw, or even a false one.

Everyone knows that gods and Buddhas don't exist, but hospitals are never short of people praying to gods and Buddhas.

They were all seeking that kind of spiritual sustenance...

As Hosokawa Shunsuke listened to the conversation coming from the radio, and heard the man's joyful laughter, he felt a little excited—could it be true? Could it be a place similar to that forum?

Thinking of this, he immediately perked up and listened carefully for a while, finally catching the address the man had unintentionally mentioned.

It's not within the 23 wards, but it's still within the Tokyo metropolitan area; strictly speaking, it's in the suburbs.

It appears to be a private medical institution, or perhaps a church...

The two are not that different in nature, because many Western churches also serve as clinics, or as welfare homes, shelters and other miscellaneous institutions, so Hosokawa Shunsuke did not suspect too much.

It's very close to where I am.

I can go take a look tomorrow.

Hosokawa Shunsuke knew this might be his last resort.

So he silently memorized the name of the institution—Shambhala Private Buddhist Academy. The name was strange, but that didn't matter. As long as it could help cure his daughter, he would become the most devout believer, no matter what it was.

......

The next morning, Hosokawa Shunsuke got up very early.

The Golden Week holiday also meant his company was on holiday. Although there was no extra salary subsidy during the holiday, which seemed like a bigger loss, he couldn't care less about that right now. He went to the hospital and consulted with a specialist, who, as expected, said that a more expensive treatment method was needed.

Only in this way can his daughter's life be saved.

Shunsuke Hosokawa didn't have that much money, but he still reluctantly agreed, only asking the other party to give him a few more days to prepare properly.

After leaving the hospital, he felt somewhat dazed again.

Recalling the medical facility he had heard about on the radio the night before, he hesitated for a moment, but ultimately decided to take the tram to visit it.

If you don't find anything interesting, just take a walk and relax.

The location wasn't far. After taking the tram for more than half an hour and walking for more than ten minutes, Hosokawa Shunsuke quickly found the address of the so-called "Shambhala Private Buddhist Academy"—it was more like a manor than an academy.

Although the manor looks very large, it is actually quite dilapidated.

There were large open spaces around, overgrown with weeds, and finally, in the middle, a group of buildings could be seen. However, what was puzzling was that all of these buildings were surrounded by iron fences.

Hosokawa Shunsuke hesitated, instinctively feeling a sense of repulsion as he looked at the buildings in front of him.

However, with a living person standing right at the door, it would be difficult for the guards not to notice.

Soon, someone approached Hosokawa Shunsuke, speaking very politely: "Who are you looking for?"

"Uh, hello..."

Hosokawa Shunsuke was somewhat embarrassed; he didn't know how to explain his purpose.

Finally, he could only awkwardly repeat what he had heard on the radio the night before, and then he talked about his daughter's problem in fits and starts—in fact, before he even got to that part, the guard's eyes lit up and he politely led him into the complex.

The other party kept saying that they would help him introduce a "guru," a name that confused Hosokawa Shunsuke.

But seeing how polite the other party was, even though he had a bad feeling, he still forced a smile.

If all else fails, you can just finish your visit and then leave.

......

......

Meanwhile, in Minato Ward, Tokyo, at the Kawakami residence.

Kiyokawa Kiri woke up exceptionally early today. He had no choice but to get up early, because when Kawakami Tomie slept with him, she was completely restless, wishing she could strangle him to death by holding his neck. Moreover, with a beauty in his arms, how could a normal man sleep soundly? But when he wanted to do something, he couldn't resist the curses escaping from Omi's mind.

He was afraid that if Omi shouted at him at a crucial moment, it would frighten him and cause him lasting health problems.

It seems that regaining his memories and finding a way to separate himself from Michiko are also urgent matters—after dealing with Aum Shinrikyo, he will have to consider what Sadako Yamamura mentioned earlier.

Kiyokawa Kiri rubbed her face, feeling like she had a lot to do next.

Fortunately, Kawakami Tomie, being a wealthy girlfriend, provided a lot of support.

Yesterday, not only did I reach a cooperation agreement with Souichi Ishii, but I also encountered a shrine maiden who claimed to be from a family of Shinto-ryu shrines.

In the words of Omi Chika, he should be considered an Onmyoji.

However, the other party claims to be a shrine maiden and possesses the ability to deal with ghost stories, and seems to have a Shinto-style training method.

This surprised Kiyokawa Mist somewhat, since he thought this thing couldn't be cultivated and could only increase its strength by becoming a vengeful ghost after death—so, with some selfish motives, he still reached a cooperation agreement with that shrine maiden.

The reward was ridiculously high... 80 million yen. He wanted the other party's cultivation method, so he added a little more. But the other party also had a condition: they wanted a share of the profits from Aum Shinrikyo, so it would have to wait until the matter was over.

Besides, like Ishii Soichi, the other side will retreat immediately if the situation is not good, probably because they value their lives.

After all, the other party wasn't a vengeful ghost like Bloody Mary; it was a living, breathing person.

Even so, Kiyokawa Kiri is much more confident now than before.

He planned to first find Sadako Yamamura to see if he could use her special abilities. After making all the necessary preparations, his first target should be the "Shambhala Private Buddhist Academy" that Aum Shinrikyo opened in the suburbs of Tokyo to recruit ordinary people.