Makai Hongi

I don't think I'm doing anything that would interest Melvis......

This is the first time I've seen him in the first place.

"Are you interested in your lower end men?

It's a mistake, I smelled the vibe, but it didn't work.

"My men or my enemies, but I was interested. I'm not complaining."

""... Yes ""

I heard a phonetic sound called Guillaume.

Instead of me, even I'm grown up.

Melvis with us.

I wonder how much my power difference is...... no, it sounds silly to think about it too.

"The existence of destroying multiple little demon kings is not light. … but from time to time, unusual people appear in the demonic world"

I mean, he wants to say that Kyoka is not weak enough that the "lower end" can be destroyed. That's why he said he was in the subject of interest.

And you're saying we're the changed ones? I don't know that way.

"I think I'm a soldier everywhere."

It evolved, but it's originally an Auga tribe.

If it were from the presence of cheats like Melvis shaking it off, 10, 100 and 1000 would be together.

"Enough about that. … and tell us more about the person named Yamato you met when you were a child."

It's stuck that way.

"I have only a vague memory, but he looked uncharacteristic. Speaking in detail…"

If you tell me to talk, I'll have to talk.

I didn't keep it to myself.

It's just that I was dying then.

I don't remember the details because there were other things that bothered me, such as vessels and magic vegetables.

Still, I told him about the one I met, the appearance of the person I named Yamato, how he spoke, his personality, etc.

I talked as much as I can remember about the advice I got, in particular.

That advice saved me.

That was the turning point, and I realized I was in there.

He was right to have "I" stuck to my soul, but I didn't know it then.

"You're similar. To Master Yamato...... but why?

Melvis' whining sounded clear in my ear as well.

I guess that's why. And I said, "What do you mean?" I asked.

"Master Yamato is probably in the world. Instead, I looked everywhere else."

…………

Melvis says that the connections stretched out in the world can't be broken and can't slip through yet.

Only the soul should be traveling to and from the heavens, the humans, and the demons, so he thought that if it were just the soul, he could go.

But the soul of the inhabitants of the demonic kingdom is in the orb of dominion. There is no soul apart from death.

It seems that Melvis has been searching for places other than the heavens, the humans, the demons, and the underworld, called "Hanuma".

What does this mean?

Simply put, the heavenly and demonic worlds are not the world sticking together.

It exists apart, but "does not exist" between its worlds.

Though I thought it was "tonchi" even though it was away, it was said that there was conceptually a "tonchi" and not materially. Oh, my God.

Melvis searched every corner for that interstice - that is, the conceptual space - and was finally unable to find it.

All that was left was the world and the underworld.

Apparently the underworld couldn't go without a soul, and Melvis headed towards separating the soul.

You can do it! I thought you said you couldn't get out of the orb of domination.

"I could go with only consciousness, but I couldn't cross into the world in the end," he said.

What does this consciousness mean?

I'm thinking about the influence of my previous life or something with my head. I mean, consciousness is on your head.

I'm thinking with my brain, to be exact.

"Take what for granted! You might think."

But this is the gift of unconscious training.

If you think too much, your head will do it, and if you worry, your head feels heavy.

Consciousness is affecting the body.

Likewise, I believe that the mind is in the heart.

If you fall in love, your heart will be "ki-yu," and if you are flabbergasted, your heart will be "ki-yu."

Although it actually affects the flesh, it's actually all a bluff.

We assume consciousness is in our heads, and our minds are in our hearts... no, we're just assumed.

Evidence of this shows that things are slightly different in the Edo period.

At the time, it was thought "belly" rather than head to think about things.

Indeed, the belly is filled with vital organs.

People who think bad things are called "belly-black," and if they want to exchange opinions without abomination, tell them to "crack their bellies and discuss it".

"Explore your belly" if you want to know what you're thinking, or "I can't read the bottom of your belly" if you don't know what they're thinking no matter how much you think.

I think of things in my stomach.

Of course Melvis shouldn't know these things.

But he succeeded in getting his consciousness out of his body, not his head or belly, whether it was an experience he had lived through the years or a unique sensibility.

If you think with your head, can you think outside your head?

That's the way it is.... Can you do that?

Thus Melvis sowed the path that consciousness - that is, the soul that died of becoming a soul.

They went down to the underworld alive.

Cheats.

I searched the underworld for the little king Yamato, but it was brilliant and empty.

The only place left is the human race.

They've come to the conclusion that this is already in the world.

"I tried to go from the underworld to the human world, but other than the purified soul, I couldn't pass"

I'm sorry to say, but that's great to try to get to the world.

To my imagination, the underworld would be like a big pool.

There's a net in the drain, and foreign bodies get caught.

I anticipated that Melvis' soul had not been purified, nor could it pass through there with anything else.

"Was it the real Yamato I met?"

"There is no certainty. … but it is possible"

Melvis seems to have a basis.