Sun, Part 2. Years passed, and Harima became the mayor of Inukami Village and changed his name to Inukami. The village prospered, and it seemed that a peaceful life would continue, but the pressure from the Imperial Court to abolish the local gods and spread Buddhism grew rapidly. Finally, an incident occurs in which the Iwaza, which enshrines the land god, is about to be pulled down by the provincial governor's subordinates. Finally, Inukami comes into conflict with the Imperial Court. In order to save the village, Inukami tries to go to Otsukyo with Prince Oama, the younger brother of Tenchi the Great, who is rumored to be defending the land god, but is attacked by assassins again.