The Kami's discoveries

Discovery, Exploration

The Kami travel the world, and change rises in their footsteps.

Hantei, during his travels, finds the site where their brother Ryoshun fell. For the time being, he keeps it a secret to himself, to avoid anyone outside the divine family to disturb his brother's final resting place. The place is left undisturbed, drawing no attention from anyone in the years to come after, but Hantei makes plans for the future to see to that it will be protected.   Meanwhile, Togashi discovers the thin barrier between the realms in the northern mountains, where the Dragonlands of Tengoku have a strong connection to Ningen-do. It provides him with a small connection to home, as well as celestial guidance from the Heavenly Dragons, and he makes plans build a holy site there to strengthen the connection, as well as protect it from those who would abuse it.   The village of the Seppun tribe begins to expand into a small town to accomodate the many pilgrims that flock to the place the Kami fell, in hopes to catch a glimpse of one of the Kami themselves in case they were to return. The tribe erect statues of the Kami for themselves and the pilgrims, where many begin to offer prayers for good luck to the divine Children, as well as hoping for a small amount of blessing themselves.