The Onmyoji tried everything he could to chase away the rat, but after spending half a day, he still couldn't kill the damn rat.
The rats in the surrounding area might not be a problem, but what if all the rats in the city rushed to the shrine?
The entire shrine was in a mess, and there were rat corpses everywhere.
Some people who wanted to take refuge saw that the Shrine was full of dead rats, so who dared to go?
Imagine the corpses of rats everywhere. The dead rats were badly mutilated. Coupled with the hot weather, the air was filled with a strange smell.
Who would want to go to the shrine now?
Many media outlets were taking pictures of the shrine that was flooded by rats. At this time, the media noticed a strange scene on the street.
A group of young girls dressed in traditional Japanese clothes were carrying a palanquin and parading through the streets.
What was even more surprising was that the girls scattered Dao talismans as they walked, but the rats around them all fled in defeat. They didn't even dare to go to the places where the Dao talismans had been scattered.
In Japan, littering paper was a fine. At first, the police wanted to stop them, but the police and the extermination team soon found that the rats would not come back wherever the sedan chair passed!
This strange scene attracted many people to come closer to watch. In addition, there were no rats near the sedan chair!
Some people reached out to pick up the Dao talisman on the ground and read the Chinese characters on it with difficulty."Righteous God Fu De? Land Shrine?"
The girl was a believer of Wang Leshui Shrine, and they were all students.
When Wang Leshui felt that it was about time, he went to the nearby area to rent some ceremonial clothes. After the most devout female believers wore them, they carried Wang Leshui's statue and paraded through the streets.
This was basically using the rat disaster caused by the Onmyoji to publicize the divine might of the Righteous God of Fortune!
Wang Leshui, who was walking at the front of the team, was wearing a priest's robe. Although Wang Leshui did as the locals did, the robe he wore was different from the priest robes of other shrines.
The red robe and black trousers were full of celestial style, while the Japanese priests were basically wearing white robes.
In fact, the traditional clothing of Japan was basically imported from China. The robe itself was a Chinese robe.
It would be a misinterpretation to call a person wearing a long robe a worshipper of foreign things.
It was the style of clothing of the Chinese dynasty. It was like a person wearing the clothes of an ancestor but was scolded. It was simply inexplicable.
There were even some young people who did not understand the traditional Chinese clothing. They actually attacked a girl who was wearing traditional Chinese clothing and scolded her for worshipping foreign things. Wang Leshui had seen such things on Weibo many times in the past.
The traditional clothing of China was not only qipao, but also curved train, straight train, high-waisted traditional skirt, traditional skirt, round-neck robe, zizi, Zhuzi deep clothes, and Xuanduan.
Because there were too many styles of clothes from our ancestors, the Han clothing categories were too complicated. So now, our impression of Han clothing may be qipao or curved skirt.
Japanese clothing was basically inherited from the Tang Dynasty, while Han's traditional clothing originated from the Ming Dynasty, and Yue Nan's traditional clothing originated from the cheongsam.
Wang Leshui did not feel that it was inappropriate to wear the things that his ancestor had worn. This was a counterfeit Han costume. If someone else took his ancestor's things, it would belong to someone else?
Wang Leshui, who was walking on the street, was holding a small bottle. The bottle contained the divine spring water of the Earth Temple.
When he passed by people who were bitten, Wang Leshui would splash some water on them.
At this moment, Wang Leshui saw an old woman sitting by the roadside moaning in pain. The water droplets in his hands spilled over.
"You…you…why did you splash it on my mother?”
A young man looked at Wang Leshui in confusion. After a while, her mother, who had been bitten by a rat, suddenly looked much better.
"I…Why isn't it hurting anymore?"
Wang Leshui, who was dressed in his divine official uniform, smiled."Wipe the water droplets evenly on the wound and disinfect it.”
After the old lady did as Wang Leshui said, the others were surprised to find that her black wound was shrinking bit by bit. She began to stutter and stop bleeding!
Without waiting for the other party to kneel down, Wang Leshui had already taken a step forward and said calmly,"Let's continue walking."
The old woman knelt on the ground and looked at the divine palanquin that had left." God Fu De, bless us…"
Wang Leshui brought the female believers and scattered talismans everywhere, cleansing people everywhere.
Because now was a good opportunity. If he did this normally, he would most likely be caught by the police and fined. That would be embarrassing.
However, it was different now. The city was full of rats. Wang Leshui had an excuse to parade through the streets and spread his divine light everywhere. His faith was also slowly rising!
It could be said that Wang Leshui was using the east wind to expand his followers and territory.
It was not known who said it, but there was a rumor in Kagoshima that if there was a rat disaster at home, one could go to the local shrine on the mountain and ask for a god card to be offered at home. It guaranteed that no ghosts or monsters would dare to enter the house!
Shinshou Shrine?
The followers of the Shinkou Shrine threw everything they had into the trash can and brought Wang Leshui's Earth God Token to their homes.
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