Jukai - Ch. 8 - Record Eight: Kidō Village

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Maybe but at the start she seems out in the open when they give her the book.
If you look back at those first few pages there are a lot of suspicious details.

Main thing is the "sacred rope." We can see that it's blocking the entrance to the temple (unusual) and she later mentions that it stretches around the temple grounds.

1. When we first see her she's standing behind the sacred rope (aka inside the temple grounds) as if waiting for something.
2. However, her dialogue when the priest shows up, "Well well, if it isn't the priest from the neighboring town," comes off like she wasn't particularly expecting him to show up.
3. When the priest hands her the book you can see that he extends his arm over the sacred rope.
4. She doesn't really react to him looking like he's hella dying/him saying a bunch of people at his temple died. Instead she tries to make a deal with him. "In exchange [for handling this book] this sacred rope"
5. Similarly it doesn't seem like she did anything about him dying. She just went inside with the book.

Overall she never steps outside the enclosure made by the sacred ropes and she seemed more interested in the rope than the whole curse thing.
 
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If you look back at those first few pages there are a lot of suspicious details.

Main thing is the "sacred rope." We can see that it's blocking the entrance to the temple (unusual) and she later mentions that it stretches around the temple grounds.

1. When we first see her she's standing behind the sacred rope (aka inside the temple grounds) as if waiting for something.
2. However, her dialogue when the priest shows up, "Well well, if it isn't the priest from the neighboring town," comes off like she wasn't particularly expecting him to show up.
3. When the priest hands her the book you can see that he extends his arm over the sacred rope.
4. She doesn't really react to him looking like he's hella dying/him saying a bunch of people at his temple died. Instead she tries to make a deal with him. "In exchange [for handling this book] this sacred rope"
5. Similarly it doesn't seem like she did anything about him dying. She just went inside with the book.

Overall she never steps outside the enclosure made by the sacred ropes and she seemed more interested in the rope than the whole curse thing.
Okay good catch ill concede the point that you could be right here.
 
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What makes "kido village" a creept name. I feel like thats an appropriate place for a TL note.
I haven't seen the kanji, but I'm assuming it's 鬼道, combining "oni" (ogre/demon) with "dou" (the way of/the path of). So, "demon's path village". I'm sure that, like the Isle of Ultimate Doom, the name is just a complete coincidence and has no significance whatsoever. :p

("Oni" is usually read as "oni" when standing alone, but as "ki" in compounds. "Dou" is also used in kendo, judo, bushido, etc., which is why it can be thought of "the way of" as well as "the path of". Kendo = "ken" (sword) + "dou" (the way of) = "the way of the sword".)
 
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I haven't seen the kanji, but I'm assuming it's 鬼道, combining "oni" (ogre/demon) with "dou" (the way of/the path of). So, "demon's path village". I'm sure that, like the Isle of Ultimate Doom, the name is just a complete coincidence and has no significance whatsoever. :p

("Oni" is usually read as "oni" when standing alone, but as "ki" in compounds. "Dou" is also used in kendo, judo, bushido, etc., which is why it can be thought of "the way of" as well as "the path of". Kendo = "ken" (sword) + "dou" (the way of) = "the way of the sword".)
Thanks man cleared it right up.
 
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I haven't seen the kanji, but I'm assuming it's 鬼道, combining "oni" (ogre/demon) with "dou" (the way of/the path of). So, "demon's path village". I'm sure that, like the Isle of Ultimate Doom, the name is just a complete coincidence and has no significance whatsoever. :p

("Oni" is usually read as "oni" when standing alone, but as "ki" in compounds. "Dou" is also used in kendo, judo, bushido, etc., which is why it can be thought of "the way of" as well as "the path of". Kendo = "ken" (sword) + "dou" (the way of) = "the way of the sword".)
Thanks! I was going to respond to the previous comment that yes, it also means "demon's path." I thought a T/N wasn't necessary as I gave it away in the second bubble page 14.
 
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Satoru: Oh come on, that's cheating and technically you're lying too!
Oni: How am I lying? I mean, i did say if you lie you get to see under her skirt..I'm under her skirt
Satoru: You didn't say you're under her skirt...a lie of a omission is still a lie
Oni: Shit
Other Oni: Yeah..he's right..gotta take you away now.
 
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The adults really set that kid up to die, maybe as offering idk. The girl who got possessed looked fairly young too. I need him to haunt all the villagers to hell.

I wonder how the outside of temple looks like now.
 

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