Inuyasha: A Different Kind of Dog General

Chapter 211: The Fateful Orbiter (Additional Update)

Moon City - an eternal sanctuary suspended on the back of the bright moon, a flawless pure land of eternal peace for the people of the moon.

As we passed through the illusionary barrier of the lunar desert, the crater beneath our feet suddenly collapsed into a sea of ​​clouds, and the view before us suddenly opened up—

The Moon City hovers in the center of a vortex of stardust, like a snow-white chessboard meticulously crafted by the gods.

There is no light pollution from atmospheric refraction, only the starlight pouring down from the Milky Way, immersing the entire city in a cold, dark blue.

The building complex that catches the eye is spread along the central axis, with the gargoyle-shaped eaves piercing the sky.

Palaces with carved beams and painted rafters and pavilions are scattered around, and holographic projection screens and murals can be seen everywhere.

The glazed tiles are covered with a turquoise quantum phosphorescence, which automatically adjusts the temperature with the four seasons.

Let the palace area and residential area of ​​Yuedu be forever frozen in the perfect moments of the first blooming of spring peaches, the graceful summer lotus, the fiery autumn maples, and the vast snow in winter.

The golden pillars with coiled dragons support the nine-level cloud steps, but if you look closely, you will find that what is engraved on the pillars is not auspicious clouds, but a flowing binary star map.

Whenever a guard passed by, the dragon's eyes flashed a red scanning beam.

On the "Tianhe Avenue" paved with white jade, a floating car with a light blue tail passed silently, but the body of the car was a wooden structure inlaid with copper, imitating the Qin Dynasty chariot.

Holographic menus are hung on the shops on both sides, but the door curtains are hung with bronze chimes in the style of the Western Zhou Dynasty. When the wind blows, the tinkling sound and the noise of the electric current are intertwined into a strange lullaby.

The streets are lined with evergreen laurel and peach trees, the air is dust-free and sterile, everything is still and picturesque, with only the regular "bang bang" sound of the moon rabbit pounding medicine echoing.

Bayi Yonglin was standing at the astrological platform in the imperial palace, his purple-red Taoist robe fluttering in the moonlight breeze, with starry patterns flowing between his sleeves.

She wore a nurse's cap on her head, and her silver hair fell like a waterfall, tied into a ponytail at her slender waist. The ends of her hair almost touched her heels, and it shone like mercury as she moved.

The cool palace lanterns cast a pale blue halo, coating her delicate profile with a thin layer of cold glaze. Her long eyelashes drooped, casting a light shadow on her fair skin.

This former Earthling migrated to the moon with Yue Yejian, the king of the Moon City.

One of the great founders of the Moon City, Bayi Yonglin, who is revered as the Sage of the Moon and the God of Wisdom, is using his gray-blue eyes to penetrate the numerous barriers of the Moon City and gaze at the huge azure planet.

"The Canine King's Court..."

The observation system of the Moon City has long taken in all the information on the ground - for this eternal city floating on the back of the moon.

All things in the world are but lines in the palm of your hand, it all depends on whether they are willing to lower their eyes and take a glance.

The newly born demon god on the ground really shocked the people of the moon.

Ever since the people of the Moon abandoned Takama-ga-hara and allowed the ancient divine realm to be stolen by the monster sage, the unchanging Moon City has caused ripples for the lower world for the first time.

The status of the Demon God is equal to theirs, and he cannot be simply regarded as the "filth" of the earth. Even the Moon King must put aside his arrogance and give him due respect.

"I hope the Lord of the Royal Court will not imitate that despicable thief."

Eirin withdrew his gaze from the Earth and turned to look at the majestic planetarium standing in the center of the observatory.

It was a gigantic structure made of the black ice of the moon and the gold of the stars, with a faint blue quantum glow flowing throughout its body.

The main body of the planetarium is composed of twelve nested crystal rings, each of which is engraved with densely packed divine symbols and spells.

The outermost ring rotates slowly, and the star map floating above it is accurate enough to show the trajectory of every meteor within the surrounding area.

When Yonglin's fingertips touched the control interface, the entire instrument suddenly began to hum.

Countless holographically projected stars burst out from the gaps in the rings, interweaving in the air to form a brilliant galaxy.

Those starlights are not static, but are moving according to the real laws of celestial bodies - some are being born, some are being annihilated, and some are being twisted into black holes.

The "Moon Clock" on top of the instrument is composed of eighty-one carefully carved moon phase crystals, which are linked together to record the passage of time at every moment since the establishment of the Moon Capital.

At the same time, it also records the birth and fall of great monsters on the ground, as well as the big and small things related to them.

When a great monster is born on the ground, the corresponding crystal will emit a silver glow.

Like the loom of fate, it locks the trajectory of life.

Under Eirin's control, a moon clock burst into brilliance, and a holographic image slowly unfolded above the planetarium—and immediately, the image of the Lord of the Royal Court was projected.

From a newborn baby to a handsome young man.

He cut down the White Bone Pill in the thunder and killed the Leopard Cat Elder under the Dog Clan Fortress.

As time goes by, the picture is gradually eroded by black and white noise.

When the image reached the part where the Lord of the Royal Court devoured the land of the ocelots, the entire projection was suddenly completely swallowed up by some indescribable black curtain, and the astronomical device emitted a sharp buzzing sound.

The astronomical globe gathers the fate of all things on earth, but the demon god is not among them.

Under Yonglin's gaze, the astrolabe recorded the life trajectory of the Lord of the Royal Court, which was still disappearing and would soon be completely erased by itself.

She tried to recall the fate of the great monster killed by the Lord of the Royal Court. In the picture, the Lord of the Royal Court had lost his form, and only the cold light of a sword was falling.

The fate of many great monsters intertwined with the Lord of the Royal Court, their fates are also affected by the status of the Demon God.

Even the planetarium, which bears the laws of fate and the power of the stars and the earth, cannot fully determine their fate.

It is most appropriate to describe the demon god as "when one person succeeds, his family and friends will also prosper."

The entire royal court remained unshakable under the tremendous fortune of King Douya.

The same situation also happened to that hateful gap monster - Yakumo Yukari broke through the boundary in an unknown dimension, and when she returned, she broke free from the constraints of the planetarium.

From then on, the elusive thief became the nightmare of the Moon City. He would come to extort money from time to time, making the people of the Moon grit their teeth but helpless.

We can only focus on a few areas, and let her take care of the rest.

This also made the Moon People, who had been arrogant for a hundred thousand years and had no idea what time was, pay less and less attention to the astronomical instrument.

After all, Yuedu’s extraordinary weapons can eliminate big monsters on a targeted basis.

The demon gods have their own rules, and their weapons cannot affect them, so they can only rely on several respected gods to take action personally.

And after tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of years of the birth of demon gods, how many more have appeared?

The astronomical instrument, which is neither tasty nor worth throwing away, is placed in the observatory as an information collector, specifically recording the life of the great monster. Occasionally, the Moon Rabbit will come to inquire, but most of the time it is just perfunctory.

This breakthrough of the Lord of the Royal Court attracted the attention of the people of the Moon again.

Several big monsters on the ground who are qualified to break through to become demon gods will be monitored closely.

This is also the purpose of Yonglin's visit.

The Kazemi Yuuka of the sunflower fields, the duo of gods who control the power of the universe, the Holy White Lotus who preaches love and justice...

The Moon Sage's gaze gradually grew deeper as she saw the Moon Princess she served, her figure gradually blurring in the royal capital.

"Your Highness Kaguya..."

Eirin whispered softly.

Memories of the past came flooding back like a tide - the sleepless nights in the laboratory when he and Kaguya were working together to develop the Penglai medicine.

That curious and bold smile on Kaguya's face when she took the elixir of immortality.

The moment when the Moon King, enraged, exiled the princess to the earth.

The silver-haired sage closed his eyes. The guilt that had been buried deep in his heart for thousands of years was now as clear as a knife.

She knew better than anyone that even if her exile was over, Princess Kaguya, who had been contaminated by the "filth" of the human world, would never be able to return to this eternally cold Moon City.

The rules of Yuedu are as cold as the vacuum of the universe and have not changed in millions of years.

Eirin didn't think that he could make the Moon King and the gods change their minds by himself.

(In that case...)

A decision emerged in my heart.

Under the shadow of her nurse's cap, a hint of relief appeared at the corner of her lips - it was time to go to the ground and accompany the princess she had protected since she was a child.

But there were also things that worried her.

(In some of the footage, His Highness's relationship with King Toga seems too close to him and his women.)

This thought made her brows tighten slightly.

But on second thought, this might not be a bad thing.

In the royal city protected by the demon god, even the astronomical globe in the Moon City could not reveal Kaguya-hime's fate.

As for Yuedu's other methods, Yonglin has his own ways to block them and ensure safety.

Hiding in seclusion in the city, perhaps this is the best shelter that fate has given them.

After carefully sorting out his plan, Yonglin took a deep look at the planetarium and turned back to his quantum computer laboratory.

In a laboratory full of futuristic technology, Yonglin began his own operation and awakened the dormant quantum computer array.

Gray-blue eyes stared intently at the data stream, and from time to time, his fingertips formed ancient moon magic, weaving magical patterns into the quantum code.

After half a month of non-stop precision work, the molecular printer in the center of the laboratory finally stopped humming.

Yonglin wiped the sweat from his forehead and stared at the perfectly reproduced masterpiece in front of him - a replica of the planetarium, the surface of which was flowing with the same faint blue luster as the original.

This fake can not only synchronize all the data of the original in real time, but also generate flawless fake images according to the preset program.

When the people of the Moon looked at the forged monitoring report, they would never have imagined that the real planetarium had already disappeared into the mortal world.

"That... is enough."

Yonglin gently twisted the scattered silver hair with her fingertips and tucked it behind her ear, a hint of satisfaction flashing in her eyes.

She stared at the perfect replica in front of her, but her thoughts became clearer and clearer - the strategic artifact such as the planetarium, which can see through the creatures on the ground and monitor all existence except the demon gods, must not remain in Yuedu.

The Moon People were arrogant and disdained the Planetarium, but when it was first made, those stubborn guys were very excited and wanted to rule the heavens and the earth again.

If it weren't for the fierce resistance of the forces of hell and the factional strife within Yuedu.

How could this sacred artifact become a mere decoration over the long years?

"It still needs some final debugging..." Yonglin muttered to himself, his silver hair glowing coldly in the blue light of the quantum computer.

"Then, you can leave quietly with the real thing."

"Your Highness Kaguya, I will soon be able to continue serving you and atone for my sins."

The Moon Head, who was constantly tormenting himself with guilt, was now filled with Kaguya's image.

In a sense, this is also a selfish person.