Suffering of Ninko Page #2
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Isn't that exactly
what you said before?
And I...
I am not like that.
Never mind.
This is like "preaching to Buddha".
Listen to me, monk.
I never wanted to kill anyone.
In fact...
...I used to hate swords.
But the truth was...
...that I truly did want to kill someone.
Monk...
It's two sides of one coin.
Since I realized that...
...I've become like a devil
who kills people.
"Kanzo, the manslayer".
There are even
ukiyo-e pictures of me in Edo.
Don't you think that...
...I'm very much like Yama-onna?
A kind of monster?
You too will soon become
what you are meant to be.
I...
I will not...
What about you f***
Yama-onna once I've killed her.
She'll no longer be a woman
when she's dead.
Stop it!
I know that's what you were thinking.
You can't go back to being
the monk you once were.
Or even a human being,
for that matter.
Huh?
I see.
It's the missing man.
He blinded himself to avoid
Yama-onna's charm.
Monk...
"The Acala Mantra"
You need no longer resist.
Ninko thought that...
...he could no longer resist because
Yama-onna's sorcery was too strong.
He lost control and felt compelled
to embrace Yama-onna.
Ninko thought...
"It is..."
...not my fault.
It's not my fault.
It's not my fault.
It's not my fault.
It's not my fault.
It's not my fault.
It's not my fault.
It's not my fault.
It's not my fault.
It's not my fault!
It's not my fault!
It's not my fault!
Not my fault, not my fault, not my fault.
Not my fault, not my fault, not my fault,
not my fault, not my fault!
It's not my fault...
Not my fault, not my fault,
not my fault, not my fault!
It's not my fault...
Not my fault, not my fault, not my fault,
not my fault, not my fault, not my fault!
It's not my fault...
Not my fault, not my fault,
not my fault, not my fault!
Not my fault, not my fault, not my fault,
not my fault, not my fault, not my fault!
It's not my fault!
Are you...
...really a human?
No.
Stop it.
No!
Leave me be! Please!
No!
Let go of me!
Leave me be!
Release me! Release me!
No!
That night, Ninko did not
return to the village.
Something strange was seen
in the village next morning.
Overnight, all the women of
the village had disappeared.
None of them was
ever seen again.
"The Heart Sutra"
If a monk named Ninko-bo
ever comes to your village...
...do not let him
stay overnight.
If you allow him to stay,
Ninko-bo will...
...capture all your women
during the night.
None of them
will ever return.
'The Tale of Monstrous Ninko-bo'.
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Submitted on August 05, 2018
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