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"Prior to the eighth century, perhaps the most widely made rice wine was hitoyozake (一夜酒) or so-called overnight sake. This was made by allowing cooked rice or rice gruel to ferment naturally"
So I'm guessing this sake is not the clear type we know, but a more cloudy one with rice...
Thank god it seems that ghost can choose whether to stay in this world or not, otherwise I could see Fushi eventually forcing people to stay alive so he won't be left behind.
Seems plausible enough that she could keep Kozakura safe by making her look like a plant to the various horrors that might be interested in them. But if her eye has that much power, wouldn't she have noticed it earlier?
Thanks for the detailed explanations as usual. It's a bit annoying to have to re-read back so far to understand what is going on, but is understandable that the author wouldn't want to put even more explanations and world-building into an already text-heavy series.
Thistle did an alright job considering the circumstances, but was way too quick to make decisions without consulting the king, though this is probably mostly because his other desires were being sucked dry. The winged lion is obviously just trying to get a more manageable dungeon master with...