Tokyo: I am the Lord of All Demons!

The explosion just now attracted a lot of curious onlookers, who blocked the coastal roads and caused traffic jams.

Fortunately, because Shimizu Suzune had already notified the nearby police station for assistance, the police inspectors naturally knew what had just happened in Tokyo Bay.

So their goal shifted from searching for the truth and the source of the incident to maintaining order at the scene and dissuading busybodies from leaving.

Fortunately, Fujita Mino only rode a bicycle. Although it was a bit inconvenient to ride in her shrine maiden outfit, the bicycle, as its name suggests, could go wherever she wanted and would never encounter traffic jams.

After leaving Tokyo Bay, Fujita Mino did not return to Shinto Hall. Now that it was time to get off work, she decided to go straight home to Yokohama in the Kanagawa region.

Before making her decision, Fujita Mino sent a message to Shimizu Suzune, saying that she wouldn't be going back to Shinto Hall today because someone was waiting for her at home to play games.

5 p.m.

Kanagawa, Yokohama.

Fujita Mino pushed her bicycle under the eaves of the villa, put it away, and went home.

As soon as she entered the house, Fujita Mino noticed that it was different from other homes; it felt like a new house, with even the floors and wall panels glowing.

"This is……"

Fujita Mino even wondered if she had gone to the wrong house, but the murals on the walls, as well as the decorations and high-end furniture in the house, were indeed unique to her family.

Fujita Mino walked to the stairs and called out upstairs, "Ari?"

The response was: "I'm playing a game!"

Fujita Mino certainly didn't want to order Kitamura Eri around; Kitamura Eri had already done a very good job, keeping the house clean.

Fujita Mino was concerned: "Ari, you got up so early?"

The voice continued to drift from the second floor into the stairwell: "It just started not long ago. I only spent a little time wiping down the windows, floors, walls, and all the decorations!"

Fujita Mino continued up the stairs, asking, "That's all? How long have you been doing this?"

The other person said, "One hour, please!"

Upon hearing this, Fujita Mino couldn't help but remark, "The kind of work you do, most people probably couldn't finish in a day."

At this moment, Fujita Mino had already entered the second floor and saw Kitamura Eri playing games in the room. She wasn't playing mobile games but computer games.

Kitamura Eri miraculously put down her keyboard and mouse briefly because she was caught by all five opponents in the mid lane and unfortunately killed. She is currently respawning.

It's worth noting that Fujita Mino is the daughter of a wealthy family, so her family has not only one cell phone, but also tablets, laptops, desktop computers, Switch and PS5 game consoles, as well as various foldable phones—basically, everything imaginable.

She even has a gaming room in her house, right next door, but she hasn't had a chance to introduce it yet.

Kitamura Eri turned her head and smiled at Fujita Mino, saying, "Hehe, well then I'm not an ordinary person!"

Fujita Mino happened to notice the phone screen: "Oh? You can have a black screen too?"

Kitamura Eri scratched her head and said with a smile, "Hey, don't mention it. A bad dish is a bad dish, I won't make excuses."

"Are you really that bad?" Fujita Mino looked suspicious. She didn't believe it, so she pulled up the game's match data.

Upon closer inspection, it was astonishing.

20 kills, 0 assists, 1 death.

He's number one in finishing off enemies.

Furthermore, Kitamura Eri's level is already the highest in the entire game, several levels higher than the opposing mid laner.

When Fujita Mino took a closer look, she discovered that the enemy mid laner only had a mere thirty CS, and their development was extremely poor, completely crushed by Kitamura Eri.

Looking at these data, Fujita Mino felt more and more impressed and couldn't help but praise, "You're so amazing!"

"No problem!" Kitamura Eri waved her hand modestly, then said, "Okay, I'm back to life, hunting time!"

Fujita Mino quickly moved a chair over, grabbed a bag of sunflower seeds, and sat down next to Kitamura Eri. "Let me take a look!"

Indeed, Eri Kitamura's reaction speed and dexterity in games are unmatched by most people.

For example, she just used a move called "R Flash," and before her opponent could react, she was instantly killed.

Then, all the non-targeting skills sent by the opponent were dodged by Kitamura Eri with her skillful movement.

Other people's skills seemed as slow as a hot air balloon in front of her, posing no threat whatsoever.

Watching Kitamura Eri's series of swift and powerful moves, taking down two enemy bottom laners with a single skill, Fujita Mino couldn't help but complain, "Are you cheating?"

While speaking, Kitamura Eri used her EQ combo again to take down the enemy jungler. Then she turned around and said with a grin, "I'm the cheater."

Seeing this, Fujita Mino shook Kitamura Eri's hand and revealed a newbie's eyes: "Hey, take me under your wing, just for the sake of me skipping work to cheer for you."

Kitamura Eri tilted her head, giving her a playful look: "Are you cheering for me? You're clearly questioning my abilities!"

Fujita Mino had no choice but to put on an apologetic smile: "Alright, alright, before it was doubt, now it's admiration, okay?"

There was no other way; I needed their help.

Who could blame her for having such extraordinary abilities? Fujita Mino is terrible at games, the High God isn't good at games either, and the other divine messengers probably aren't much better at games either, since they're all women.

Oh wait, there was also a male divine messenger. I wonder how strong he is. Judging from his honest appearance, his strength is probably at most the same level as a normal person.

Kitamura Eri became smug. "Then watch closely and see how I perform my combos, and also, my awareness."

"I'm watching!" Fujita Mino said, cracking sunflower seeds as her eyes were glued to the computer screen, afraid of missing a single exciting moment.

Under Eri Kitamura's direction, any moment can be described as either brilliant or "unremarkable."

The brilliance lies in the fact that once Kitamura Eri gains the upper hand, it's easy for the opposing team to snowball their advantage, making them easy prey for the enemy.

What's not exciting is that Eri Kitamura's snowball effect is too overwhelming, like playing a hacked version of a game, with no suspense whatsoever.

Fujita Mino estimated that with Kitamura Eri's skill level, she would be able to advance to the highest rank, King, in the game in a couple of days.

Actually, Kitamura Eri's skill level wasn't very high before she died; she was only at the Bronze level. However, after becoming a ghost, her reaction speed and skills improved by several levels, which is why she can perform like this today.

Because of her low rank, Kitamura Eri now has an idea: to reach the highest rank, King, in the game.

She's currently in Gold rank, but because she's won so many games, her hidden MMR is extremely high. She'll probably be able to advance to Platinum or even Diamond in just two or three more games.

And so, Kitamura Eri played the game non-stop, while Fujita Mino watched the whole time.

It was five o'clock in the afternoon when Fujita Mino looked at the sunset and suddenly her stomach started rumbling.

So he asked Kitamura Eri, "By the way, Eri, are you hungry?"

Kitamura Eri nodded thoughtfully: "Yeah, I'm a little hungry. I haven't eaten all day!"

In response to Kitamura Eri's reaction, Fujita Mino smiled and teased, "Aren't you a ghost? Ghosts need to eat human food, right?"

Eri Kitamura responded while playing the game: "What's wrong with human food? Human food is so delicious, eating it can provide me with emotional value, and if I'm in a good mood, I can cultivate my mind and body to improve my demonic power!"

Fujita Mino scoffed at her statement: "So this is how you ghosts cultivate? You just need to eat something to get stronger and continue existing?"

This idea is very bold. If it is true, then it would be too easy for ghosts to integrate into the human world. After all, ghosts are much stronger than humans, yet they do not need to consume much food.

Eri Kitamura shook her head and continued to focus on playing the game: "No, only harmless demons like me are."

Fujita Mino tilted her head back slightly: "Oh? Then tell me, how do the other demons that are harmful to humans cultivate?"

Kitamura Eri nodded, speaking while keeping her eyes on the screen: "There are many, for example, jealous demons feed on human energy, some feed on anger, and some, like demon kings, harvest human fear to become stronger, and there's another kind..."

Kitamura Eri hesitated, as if she wanted to say something but then stopped.

Feeling uneasy about being kept in suspense, Fujita Mino could only urge, "And there's another one...?"

Eri Kitamura only used one phrase: "Big fish eat little fish."

This answer was perfect; with just one word, it completely conveyed the meaning to Fujita Mino.

However, what Fujita Mino didn't expect was that such a food chain existed among ghosts, which is truly lamentable.

Fujita Mino thought for a moment, looked at Kitamura Eri's face, and asked, "So, you're the little fish that could be eaten at any moment?"

As a result, Kitamura Eri, who was playing a game, took the opportunity to identify with the description: "Yeah, I'm so pitiful, I could be eaten by an even bigger fish at any time, sob sob sob."

Fujita Mino, however, was unimpressed by her reaction, instead giving her a disdainful look: "Are you possessed by a drama queen?"

Kitamura Eri paused for a moment, but her hands, which were manipulating the keyboard and mouse, didn't stop. She asked, "Huh? You're acting like a drama queen? What do you mean by 'drama queen'? Is it some kind of high-level ghost?"

Fujita Mino sighed, "A drama queen is just..."

However, before she could finish speaking, Fujita Mino forgot how to explain it. After all, this word was a loanword, and she didn't know how to explain it to Kitamura Eri for a moment.

In reality, Kitamura Eri didn't care about such things; all she cared about was winning the game.

And here they are, in the qualifying rounds again.

Looking at the computer screen, Fujita Mino changed the subject and asked, "Can you sing your way into the King of Glory rank?"

“This is nothing.” Kitamura Eri raised her head proudly and said, “With my skill level, let alone the King rank, even if there are ranks above King, I can still make it into the top ranks for you.”

Fujita Mino looked at her with disdain: "She's so young, yet she can make outrageous claims."

Eri Kitamura didn't reply, but changed the subject instead: "By the way, Master, didn't you just ask me if I was hungry? I am, can you buy me something to eat?"

Chapter 161 Peaceful Days

Kitamura Eri's request displeased Fujita Mino: "Who's the master here, you or me?"

Kitamura Eri stared intently at the screen: "You are the master."

Upon hearing this, Fujita Mino perked up: "That solves it! What maid would order her master to buy things?"

Kitamura Eri briefly removed her hands from the keyboard and mouse, making a helpless expression: "But Master, do you think I have time?"

Fujita Mino dismissed it: "No big deal, I'll take over for you for a bit, won't I?"

Kitamura Eri shook her head and said, "It's not a good idea. This is a crucial moment in the team fight. If you take over, we might be pushed back after losing two team fights."

Fujita Mino looked at her with disdain and said, "Surely it's not that bad? Are all your teammates noobs? You've been winning for so long, and one teammate disconnects and you're already getting pushed back?"

Kitamura Eri nodded and affirmed, "Of course! They're doing well right now because of me. Most of our economy is concentrated on me. If I disconnect, they'll collapse very quickly."

"Tch, fine then." Fujita Mino looked reluctant, but then she suddenly remembered that she could order takeout. So she immediately took out her phone and called a nearby restaurant.

For Kitamura Eri, whether it's ordering takeout or going out to get food, as long as there's good food and she can play games in an air-conditioned room, life is wonderful.

Yes, while the gods prefer the heat of the sun, the spirits prefer the shade, so an air-conditioned room is the perfect place for Kitamura Eri.

Isn't this cooler than under the bridge? Kitamura Eri silently gave herself a big thumbs up for her cleverness.

Fujita Mino sat to one side, selecting dishes from various restaurants, when a divine light shone in the corner of her eye.