Fujiwara Reya, with a mournful face: "...Shall we talk about the Spanish Civil War?"
In a way, he hasn't forgotten his original intention.
Amaterasu looked at the three of them with a gentle smile.
The two argumentative mothers-in-law, the son-in-law caught in between, and several not-so-easy-going ladies... She began to look forward to the possibility of this family going to Takamagahara, bringing a lot of fun to her otherwise dull life.
Of course, as the supreme deity, she could also whimsically intervene and amplify the fun even more.
The sky outside the window was pitch black.
Indoors, the candle continued to burn, seemingly intent on burning to the end.
Amaterasu noticed Fujiwara Reya's pleading gaze towards her and said, "I have been waiting for you, Yako, to serve some tea." Then, she glanced at Mrs. Kasahara and asked, "How about it?"
"Alright."
Mrs. Kasahara sat up properly.
