Only by marrying these two Divine Princesses can Hikohohodemi ensure the long-term development of Ashihara.
This myth is quite similar to the biography of the Heavenly Grandchild engraved on top of the Stone Pagoda.
From a mythological perspective, it explains why the Heavenly Grandchild Hikohohodemi and His descendants have such short lives.
This story itself is not very valued and is rarely mentioned in mythology. Moreover, Kamiya previously thought that the explanation that Hikohohodemi died naturally related to His marriage was somewhat untenable.
But now he has discovered that this record is engraved at the top of this mysterious underground relic in Mizuho Country...
Could it be that this somewhat absurd reason is the truth?
Screech.
Yatagarasu also finished reading the words on the wall and lowered the lantern she was holding above her head.
Her four black and luxurious wings folded down, the feathers at the end of the lower pair slightly trailing on the ground.
