Although the two little Beast Girls have a strong sense of identity as "part of Takamagahara," Iyo is, after all, their hometown.
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"Lord Princess Kaguya, just ahead is Kisaragi Station. The station is right on the edge of the town, so it's very convenient for traveling."
Afu walked ahead, his smooth furry tail swinging back and forth confidently, and he introduced the situation of Iyo with ease.
"Station?"
Princess Kaguya had never seen Kisaragi Station or the Kisaragi Train. She was just about to ask more about these unfamiliar terms.
But immediately, she stopped herself from speaking.
Princess Kaguya felt that just a moment ago, the atmosphere around Izu Town had changed somewhat.
Because it was still early, the number of Monster Ghosts Tales passing through the small town streets was relatively few.
