Great, now we are dead!

Young Master Ayan, or Obik, is a demon-god type monster from the Ultraman Tiga universe, just like Sukuna. However, compared to Sukuna, the "defeated samurai," Obik is much less dangerous.

As it says: Born here, raised here.

It's a local monster, without any pent-up resentment. It's more like a mountain spirit, a tanuki, or a fox. Maybe it even served as a mountain god at some point.

It loves the dark, hates the sunlight, is good at all kinds of pranks, and often appears at night to bring "surprises" to those who like to go out at night.

Obik doesn't eat people or intentionally hurt them; he simply enjoys playing with his friends.

...But that was then. With the changing times, everything that Obik was familiar with has vanished, and all he sees and hears are strange and cold new things.

It's as if it was abandoned in the 21st century by the dead villagers, and only by going to the cemetery can it find the familiar darkness and tranquility.

—Most of the cemeteries have also been moved, and now only one remains at the foot of the mountain.

In this world illuminated by electric lights and neon signs, it has gradually lost its place.

It had actually thought about leaving this place and finding another forest to live in, but it would always get upset, just like it did with Chika just now.

I can't let go, I can't forget... Time is truly a cruel thing for immortals.

Ye Shou wasn't worried about Obik going out of control, because without external intervention, it would at most cause a ruckus for a while, leave behind urban legends, and then quietly leave, returning to the darkness of the earth.

—But that would be such a shame!

Although its combat power is not as good as Sukuna Oni, fortunately it has never been sealed. Obik is a great monster in its prime and should be the strongest single creature that Ye Shou has ever seen.

(Aside from being a demon, the winged lion is essentially the "Black Grail," so it's hard to say whether it can be considered a living being.)

The Ultraman universe has many advanced technologies that allow you to control monsters or simply borrow their power, but Ye Shou doesn't plan to develop in that direction—the risks are too great!

It is difficult for humans to control life forms of a higher level with their strength and spirit. Cases of losing control, turning evil, and self-destruction are common. Although Ye Shou is confident in himself, there is no need to gamble.

Without Ultraman or a power of equal strength to back things up, relying on the power of monsters is still too risky.

However, the good thing about Obik is that you can communicate with him!

I helped you protect the village and restore its former peace. If some ignorant alien bumpkins invade Earth in the future, even if we don't consider this friendship, just to protect your homeland, you should at least breathe fire or something, right?

It may not be the most powerful monster (after all, it's not the type that excels at combat), but it's definitely worth the investment!

"I already know about Young Master Ayan's story."

After listening to Obik's story, which was clearly embellished, Ye Shou nodded: "However, one story alone is not enough; it would be best to collect some supporting evidence."

"Do you mean eyewitnesses?"

Obik asked for advice earnestly.

"No, only testimonies can be considered deliberately fabricated urban legends; the most convincing evidence comes from shrines and artifacts."

"shrine……"

Obik scratched his bald head. "This is going to be difficult... Whether we can find it is one problem, and even if we do, we probably won't be able to tell it's a shrine."

“We can build a traditional shrine directly. It’s not a problem. So-called cultural heritage is not only about how old it is, but also about the stories behind it.”

"story?"

"It's just a gimmick!"

After thinking for a moment, Ye Shou's eyes suddenly lit up, as if he had come up with a good idea.

“I know of a very large and prosperous shrine that enshrines a demon-exorcising ronin named Nishikida Keiryu. Let’s collaborate with it!”

"A collaboration?"

"Just add the Jintian Jinglong element to the legend of Young Master Ayan, then invite a few priests and monks to endorse it, and add some cultural relics, and wouldn't that immediately make it seem high-class?"

"Oh, that sounds feasible! But... will Nishikida Shrine agree to this?"

"Leave it to me, I'll try my best to win over their manager!"

—Liuli pressed even closer, her full breasts rubbing against Ye Shou's arm.

Alas, it seems I have no choice but to sell my body for the great cause of saving the world!

"Oh dear! This is really something, I don't know what to say!"

Obik was as happy as a child, and the gloomy and eerie atmosphere from before was completely swept away.

"So now we can apply?"

"...Of course, if Young Master Ayan could show up in front of everyone and cause a stir, the effect would be even better—the Loch Ness Monster became famous with just one photo back then."

After saying this, Ye Shou shook his head and sighed regretfully: "But in the end, it's just a folk tale. Young Master Ayan is just a fictional character, isn't he?"

"hey-hey"

The boss didn't speak, but looked at Ye Shou with a meaningful expression.

"Is there something on my face?"

"No, it's just that I like you more and more the more I look at you, haha."

Obik smiled and began packing his things. He had already gained a lot tonight and needed to hurry back to write it all down.

"By the way, I have a lot of things I might need to ask you... but I don't know how to contact you?"

"I?"

Ye Shou hesitated for a moment, then said, "I don't give my phone number away easily... If you're willing to keep it a secret, then it's fine."

He first wrote down the numbers on his phone's memo app, asking the shop owner to write them down carefully. Then, he reached out, and the maid who was waiting nearby sat up straight, took out a tablet from her bag, quickly brought up the confidentiality agreement template, and filled in the date.

"Here you are, Lord Ye Shou."

"it is good."

Ye Shou leaned forward instinctively, intending to kiss Liu Li, but suddenly remembered the occasion and felt a pang of embarrassment. Fortunately, his movement was subtle and no one noticed.

"Let's sign this contract."

"contract?"

Obik carefully held the tablet, hesitated for a moment before grabbing it, and then found it amusing:

The laws of the world don't apply to me, so why worry so much!

He happily took the tablet and used the short, magic wand-like stick to flutter across it a few times.

When Ye Shou retrieved it, the entire screen was occupied by a single Chinese character—

【彦】

At the same time, a strange feeling arose in Ye Shou's heart, and Obik also seemed to be deep in thought. They looked at each other and felt even more compatible than before, wishing they could chat for several more hours.

But Obik didn't delay any longer. Instead, he happily packed up and saw the customers off. He was now eager to put what he had heard into practice and didn't have much time to play this game of pretend play.

"What a wonderful night... It's so nice to see you, Brother Ye Shou."

The shopkeeper turned his head and looked at the black cat sitting quietly in the darkness for the first time: "And you, little kitty."

"..."

"Haha, I'm so happy, so happy!"

Obik slammed the pot lid, and a large amount of smoke immediately spewed out, instantly obscuring everyone's view.

"Brother Ye Shou, I've got your word in mind. Let's start from now on and find Young Master Ayan's first eyewitness, haha!"

boom!

The entire cart disappeared instantly

Chapter 104 Brother, let's sleep together

Obik specifically greets cats?

Ye Shou glanced at Xiao Hei for a moment, and then heard the girl scream.

"No, it's gone! Look! Look! It's magic!"

Chika excitedly hugged Ye Shou and bounced up and down, her full breasts pressing against his arms, immediately drawing the boy's attention back—men are truly pathetic creatures.

This girl is probably an E cup now, right?

If Japanese bra sizes are converted to the general standard, they are generally one size smaller, so this is a solid D cup. For a high school student to have such a large bust, her future is truly limitless.

"Little Shou, look! Look! It only took a blink of an eye!"

Qianhua clung to Ye Shou, moving around happily, almost filling his "heroic spirit" value to the maximum.

Fortunately, Ye Shou still remembered that she was his childhood sweetheart, and the occasion was not quite right, otherwise he would have immediately used a powerful hand to split her skull and then deliberately inflicted a penetrating true injury, so that she would know that there is a price to pay for her actions!

"Oh, he's a street performer! No wonder he seemed a bit odd to me!"

"Chika, she's not an entertainer."

Liuli couldn't stand it any longer, so she grabbed her shoulder and forcibly pulled her down.

"It's neither magic nor trickery, it's just a monster."

"……what?"

Qianhua turned around: "A monster?"

"Correct."

Liuli remained calm. "After hearing what he just said, don't you understand? He is Young Master Ayan."

"..."

The pink-haired girl's face immediately turned pale. "I just drank the monster's soup..."

"There's nothing surprising about it now, is there?"

Liuli glanced at Xiao Hei, then at Jianzi: "It's not unusual for such a big black cat to appear in the world, let alone a monster or ghost."

"You're surprisingly calm."

Ye Shou glanced at the maid in surprise, then at Jian Zi—who seemed a little uneasy, but was generally calm.

She usually encounters spirits, and while she can tell that Obik, a monster with a physical form, is unusual, she cannot discern his true form.

However, ordinary humanoid or beast-shaped monsters are much more appealing than the messy things she usually sees... She's quite accepting of them, and she could probably survive for a few days in the Cthulhu world.

Liuli smiled gently, her beauty subtly revealed under the dim streetlights: "As long as I stay by Lord Ye Shou's side, there's nothing to worry about or be afraid of."

Upon hearing this, Ye Shou felt relieved, and his initial nervousness disappeared—he had seemed to be in control while talking to Obik, but in reality, he was quite apprehensive.

It's like sleeping with a nuclear bomb in your arms; in the face of a force that can easily alter the landscape, the human body is far too insignificant.

Ye Shou is just rich, he has no mental problems. He wouldn't be so reckless as to imitate Batman and Lex Luthor and insist on going head-to-head with Superman!

But Liuli is just an ordinary person, yet she remains calm in the face of demons because she trusts her lover. So what does Ye Shou, who has already come into contact with extraordinary powers, have to fear?

Fortunately, it wasn't all for naught.

Ye Shou glanced at the tablet in his hand, and a happy smile crept onto his lips.

—The contract is established!

His [Spirit Summoning] can summon spirits with deep karmic ties according to a contract, borrowing their power and experience. He has already tried it several times with Nishikinda Keiryu.

This time, Ye Shou played a trick, wanting to see if the informal contract would work. He signed Obik's real name on the confidentiality agreement, and surprisingly, a connection was established!

Of course, this connection is not as solid as that of Jintian Jinglong, and there is a feeling of being close yet distant, probably because Obik himself has not yet had the idea of ​​"lending Ye Shou's power".

After all, this is just an ordinary electronic agreement, and it shouldn't have any mystical significance. The fact that it has such an effect is probably due to the new term "bond" at work.

Looking back, Ye Shou didn't initially pay much attention to terms like "Action Power," "Bonds," and "Assists," but they seemed to have played a significant role without him even realizing it, because he would always unintentionally accumulate gold coins from then on.

It seems we need to reassess the value of these terms!

"How could it be a monster... Aren't you scared?"

"Okay."

Jianzi scratched his cheek: "That uncle didn't look particularly fierce, and he didn't seem to have any ill intentions towards us... His rambling manner made him seem more like a lonely old man."

"Well"

"Haven't you always liked these paranormal events?"

Ye Shou asked with a smile, "Why are you so flustered when you encounter this yourself?"

"Liking ghost stories doesn't mean you like ghosts!"