The Self-cultivation of the Passerby Male Protagonist

Just an accidental coincidence?Wu also breathed a sigh of relief. With the example of Reimu before him, he was really not sure who the girl in front of him was, but if it was said that even the Hakurei Shrine had something to do with Jindai, that would be true. It's big.

Finally, when Takeshi felt that he could catch his breath, he only heard the girl say——

"Call me Boli, that's what everyone calls me."

Chapter 4 Hakurei and Miko

Wu is also a pure human being that is extremely rare in the Age of Gods, but rare does not mean that there is no such thing as the witch in front of him——

"So, what is a miko, don't call me that weird way, can't you just call me by my name?"

Another guy who is almost exactly the same as Reimu, who claims to be Hakurei. As far as Takeya is concerned, even if this face can increase a lot of credibility for him, he will not easily choose to agree.

"I came out because I heard the troublesome commotion...Can we act as if we haven't met each other?"

Seeing Wu Ye's silent expression, the girl who claimed to be Boli shrugged helplessly: "Well, it seems that it can't be done simply."

"Are you... aren't you a believer?" Compared with the lifeless believers, Boli's character is too lively, so Wu Ye asked this question.

"Even if I say no, you won't let me go, right? Lord Shenming is like this, this is really troublesome."

Scratching her head, Boli showed an extremely humane wry smile. In the next second, bursts of spiritual power spread out, and the spiritual power gushing out of her body flowed and gathered in her hands, turning into a ball of red and white intertwined. shape.

The name and appearance may be faked, but the power is real, it will never lie, it will not be wrong, that is——

"Boli, Yin-Yang Jade..." Wu Ye recognized the Yin-Yang Jade in Boli's hand at a glance.

But Boli's movements were also paused, and she looked at Wu Ye in surprise: "No way, is it a god with the ability to predict? You will know the name I just gave it yesterday?"

As he spoke, his cheeks couldn't help being stained with a layer of blush. Perhaps it was because he felt a little ashamed to use his own name.

"..."

It seems to be correct.

Wu also let go of the guard in his heart, and finally had a chance to relax his tense nerves. He removed his threatening eyes and said to Boli: "Please wait, Ling...Miss Boli, in fact, I am also a human being. .”

"……what?"

……

……

I thought it would be troublesome to explain, but I didn't expect that Boli's character was extremely big, and she believed it with a few simple sentences.

Not only that, I heard that Hakurei said that she came from a village where many humans gathered, and she decided to take Takeya there...and Miss Eirin.

Although Wu Ye's words are not appropriate, but is it really okay to trust others so easily?Leaving aside his talk, Yonglin is a real god.

"But, you can't let her go, right? She's injured so badly, she'll die if she's left in the wilderness."

After simply bandaging Eirin's wound, Hakurei burst out with a strong sense of responsibility that was completely different from Reimu's. Calling it morality is too one-sided, and it is already a saint-level characteristic.

"Are you... quite kind?"

"Huh? Why is it an interrogative sentence?"

After the joke, Wu Ye looked at Miss Yonglin, who was breathing weakly. He was embarrassed to trouble a girl like Boli, so he could only carry Yonglin on his back, and followed Boli into the depths of the woods.

On the way, Boli looked back at Wu Ye curiously: "Speaking of it, I'm still surprised that there are still lonely humans wandering outside."

Wu didn't explain anything, but changed the subject and asked, "I should be the one who was surprised. There are countries ruled by gods everywhere, and you are able to hide under their noses. It's amazing."

If there is only Boli alone, it can be said to be accidental, but a group of human beings who are neither believers nor monsters gather together. It would be really strange if those gods could turn a blind eye.

"It's all thanks to my friend."

Boli was very talkative, and she didn't hide anything from him: "It was impossible for a group of us to hide from the sight of the gods, so she came up with a way."

"any solution?"

"It's a disguise," Boli smiled shyly, "Although we are human beings, we are disguised as believers."

Wu also opened his mouth: "This is really a bold idea. It is easy to say, but it must be difficult to implement, right?"

"Actually, it's not too difficult."

Boli smiled awkwardly. These methods were all thought up by her friends. Now that she is showing off her kindness like this, she always feels guilty.

"We just pretended that we had a god to serve, and then gathered together as believers. Look, there are many gods who are weak in themselves? In addition, the place we chose is also very remote, and there is no Some great gods are paying attention to us."

"That's right."

Wu Ye nodded knowingly: "Is your witch's attire also a disguise?"

"So, what exactly is a 'witch'?" Boli asked in distress, "Since just now, you've been saying a lot of things that I don't understand."

"Ah, sorry."

Calculating the time of the Age of Gods, there is a cognitive gap of nearly 4000 years between the two. It is not surprising that there are some communication barriers, but it is too strange that even the witches do not know about it?

Although he thought so, Wu Ye still explained the confusion for Hakurei: "Well—how should I put it, the so-called witch is a person who serves the gods, collects beliefs for the gods, is responsible for daily sacrifices, and prays... believers Bar."

Conscience of heaven and earth, when Wu Ye said this, he always used the green hair of Moriya Shrine as the blueprint in his mind, and he didn't have the nerve to say what the virtue of the shrine maiden at his own shrine was.

"So that's the case." Boli's eyes lit up, she nodded thoughtfully, and fell into deep thought.

"Boli?" Seeing that the other party was in a daze and almost bumped his head against a tree, Wu also called out to the other party worriedly.