Hit Back by the Curse Chapter 120

Kaia Ogata thought it was okay for Rylan Gojo to sniff or K!ss her hair in that case, but in the end he just tied her hair up with white paper. The white paper, symbolizing purity, was a bit out of tune with her, and the pear branches were a bit stiff when Rylan Gojo's hands moved back through her hair. His curled knuckles occasionally touched her back through her clothes.

The days passed smoothly after that. Kaia Ogata woke up one day in silence. The sky outside the window was orange, it was already dusk, and there was no sound in the courtyard or the street outside the wall. It feels as if the world has quietly been destroyed and now only Kaia Ogata is left alone. She lay on the tatami for a while and then got up. She frowned and her hair hung down on both sides of her body. Her hands moved around in the curtains of hair on both sides, sorting out the kimono that was messed up by her sleep.

When I walked out, I didn't see any servants. The teacher is nowhere to be found. There was no one to tie her hair, and the pear-branched hair hung down in bunches, dragging it to the ground when she walked around. She passed by Japanese-style rooms one after another, and finally arrived directly at the door of Gojo's house. Apart from being here when I first came here, I haven't been here since. This is an area of     big nobles, but Kyoto is not big in the first place. Normally you can hear the sounds of people a few streets away, but now there is nothing.
 
Li Zhi frowned and walked out directly.

She passed through the barrier, and the barrier moved like waves, but it didn't stop her.

I didn't meet anyone else on the road. The teacher's location on the map was a highland outside the imperial city. He sat there with one leg propped up and looked up at the sky. The sky was orange-red all the way, and it changed colors like an oily film. But changes have their own rules, and Li Zhi has also learned some onmyoji. He guesses that these are actually fake skies, made between the real sky and the imperial city to deceive people.