Chapter 21.5 - Azuma-no-Miya Said to the Water Surface
This extra is the final chapter of volume 5 and also the last for these daily threads. >In ancient times, there existed the land of Wa, split between the reign of the gods and the world of man. It was an age when gods and men existed together. >Miyo, an orphan girl, lived in fear of death as the designated sacrifice for the ruler of her village, Kippuuson-no-Mikoto-no-Kami. However, her fate changed as she encountered En no Ozuno, a monk with supernatural abilities capable of conversing with the gods. >An orphan girl, a great monk, and a demon boy. Follow their adventure as they encounter the gods, traveling through even dimension and time. Previous dumps: pastebin.com/bpDddqha
and that's it, thank you all for following these threads for the past 3 weeks. So what do you think of this manga? Who's your favorite non-kami character? Who's your favorite Kami character? What's your favorite sacred treasure?
is this that event in japan where the shogun had a brother lined up for heritance because he didn't have a kid, but then he did, and then later the palace burned down?
Jaxson Cook
Big Bird
Dominic Foster
While it goes a bit different here in the manga, this scene here should be what happened in 670 before the war began en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jinshin_War >In 670, the Emperor Tenji got sick. He realized that he couldn't live long, and he wished that, after his death, the Imperial Dynasty would pass to his son, Prince Ōtomo. Because Ōtomo's greatest rival was Ōama, the Emperor attempted to drive Ōama away. He invited the prince to his bedroom and asked if Ōama had an intention to take the throne. If Ōama answered yes, the Emperor would have arrested and punished him as a traitor. Prince Ōama was clever enough to know his trick and answered that he had no will to succeed the throne and he wanted Ōtomo to be the next Emperor. He added that he wanted to be a monk instead of inheriting the throne and would retire to a temple in Yoshino. Because there were no reasons to punish Ōama any longer, the Emperor accepted the prince's proposal. Ōama went down to Yoshino the next day and became a monk.
Jordan Turner
There it is. I wonder what exactly the meaning behind bird and Azuma-no-Miya's third eye is. Eagerly awaiting the next volume. For the brief moments we've seen him, I really like Ozuno's master. His fervent dedication to see his disciple become a splendid Sennin is something else. Ho-No-Kigunushi. I have to respect those muscles that can catch a black hole. Hard to say which sacred treasure I like the most, but I like how pretty much everything Hitokotonushi owns is one.
