Kamiyagawa could now be welcomed and revered by the Tsukumogami as soon as he arrived, benefitting from the predecessors who had planted trees for future generations to enjoy the shade.
Both parties fell silent for a few seconds, unable to find a new topic of conversation.
At that moment, the three old musical instrument spirits opposite exchanged glances again, and in the end, it was the Shamisen Elder who spoke on behalf of them:
"Oh most exalted God, you have condescended to come here in response to our humble prayers, to resolve the great troubles of Tsukumono Village, correct?"
While the attitudes of these Tsukumogami were indeed very respectful, they were already asking for help to solve problems before a few sentences had been exchanged, without even getting any valuable information...
It is true that praying to a deity can be purposeful.
Kamiyagawa thought these youkai were very practical when it came to worshipping gods.
Tch, what a hassle.
