Chapter 909 Queen Himiko of Yamatai

Chapter 909: 909 Queen Himiko of Yamatai

The throbbing penis summoned the last of Seo Jang-geum’s strength, and she screamed hysterically.

Her greatest desire now was to be filled to the brim with semen, to fill her vagina and uterus!

Countless spurts of semen erupted from the urethral opening, like cannon fire, hissing as they slammed against the delicate walls of Seo Jang-geum’s uterus.

"Ugh! It’s so full!!!"

Seo Jang-geum’s eyes widened. She was twenty-five years old, the prime of a woman’s life.

This was her first time experiencing internal ejaculation, and such a powerful one at that. The gushing, hot semen melted her heart, accompanied by the most intense orgasm. The most wonderful thing in the world was being sent to the pinnacle of ecstasy by a huge penis!

Seo Jang-geum fainted. Overwhelmed by the pleasure, her brain couldn’t handle the waves of ecstasy, and she passed out.

After an unknown amount of time, Seo Jang-geum finally awoke. Lu Ming continued his relentless, forceful thrusting into her vagina. With each thrust, Seo Jang-geum’s vagina trembled violently, gushing out a mixture of semen and vaginal fluid that her uterus couldn’t absorb in time.

This unusually lewd mixture of semen and vaginal fluid had spread across the floor and bed.

A few days later, in Hyogo Prefecture, at the Shogun’s residence.

Oda Nobunaga, considered relatively tall and robust among the Japanese, was drinking tea while listening to geisha playing the koto. Since the Shogun had taken over all affairs of Japan, the Emperor had been rendered powerless.

Everything was decided by the Shogunate, and this remained true even in his generation.

The so-called loyalty to the Emperor was nothing but a laughable rhetoric. Everyone knew about loyalty, but who could refuse the power in their hands?

It was nothing more than like Cao Cao, elevating the Emperor high above others while using his name to conquer the world.

*Tap tap tap*, the sound of Japanese wooden clogs clattering on wooden planks echoed.

A Japanese man with an oddly shaped buzz cut entered and addressed Oda Nobunaga, who was always clad in armor, saying, "Reporting to the Shogun, Toyotomi Hideyoshi’s attack on Goguryeo failed; instead, he lost all his ships."

"What!?"

Oda Nobunaga’s first reaction wasn’t to blame his men for the loss of ships, but rather to wonder why it had failed.

"Bring him here."

*Tap tap tap*, a series of disordered footsteps followed.

Soon, a man with a shaved head appeared before Oda Nobunaga. His armor was torn, and his right leg bandage was stained with blood.

The man knelt with difficulty, kowtowing repeatedly to the man before him. "Shogun, I am guilty! Please punish me!"

Oda Nobunaga stood up, exuding a suffocating aura; only a warlord who had killed countless people could possess such a tangible killing intent.

"Tell me the whole story, don’t leave out a single word!"

"Yes!"

Toyotomi Hideyoshi began to recount how he discovered many merchant ships appearing at the western port and sought an opportunity to plunder them.

He discovered there was actually a navy there, disguised as merchant ships!

After engaging them, he realized these sailors weren’t Goguryeo people at all, but soldiers in black armor.

"Qin?"

Oda Nobunaga listened with some doubt, then looked at Toyotomi Hideyoshi, "When did the Han Dynasty have a Qin Dynasty?"

"No, I don’t know."

Toyotomi Hideyoshi was terrified; if he hadn’t escaped quickly, he would have been killed there too.

Although Yingzhou was some distance from the Han Dynasty, Liaodong wasn’t far. Plus, during the Qin Dynasty, there was the legend of Xu Fu’s voyages. The Japanese were very wary of the Han Dynasty; it was a colossal power.

If war broke out, they might very well be the ones to die!

"Keep the news under wraps, you bastard! I’m giving you one more chance. Supervise the construction of ten ships within three months, or you’ll be committing seppuku!"

Oda Nobunaga had already sensed the danger. If a conflict broke out with a major power, whose naval strength was formidable, it could easily push him to the brink!

"Yes."

Toyotomi Hideyoshi knew this was his last chance. If he missed it, he might truly die!

A few days later, news of the Shogun’s defeat spread.

At this time, Japan was still divided among feudal lords. The Emperor was merely a nominal leader, somewhat like the Warring States period, with a figurehead emperor.

But what was the point of a Warring States period in such a small place as Japan? It was just child’s play.

The other feudal lords, previously suppressed by the Shogunate, began to stir again. Previously, they had only submitted to the Shogunate because of its strength, paying tribute regularly.

Now, the time for rebellion had arrived. These feudal lords were overjoyed!

Meanwhile, in Yamatai.

A woman dressed in a white witch’s robe, edged with red ribbons, sat in the temple.

Her features were delicate, with a hint of heroism in her brows. Her unadorned face appeared exceptionally sweet, and her taciturn demeanor gave her an air of aloofness.

In Yingzhou, those who perform rituals are called shrine maidens, and they are highly respected.

Prayers for blessings, rain, rituals, and warding off disasters all require shrine maidens to preside over the ceremonies.

And the queen of Yamatai is a shrine maiden; this queen is none other than Himiko!

"Your Majesty, King Junda has sent someone to discuss the matter of rebellion against the shogunate," a maidservant said as she entered and addressed Himiko, who had finished her prayers.

At this moment, the aloof Himiko slowly opened her eyes.

A glint of wisdom flashed in her clear eyes. "Go tell his envoy that Yamatai is not involved in this matter. If they want passage, let them pass."

Who knows if Oda Nobunaga’s fleet was truly destroyed? Even if it was, he still had 50,000 infantrymen, while Yamatai’s forces numbered less than 3,000—a vast disparity in strength.

Each lord’s army numbered no more than 10,000. How could a disorganized rabble possibly contend with Oda Nobunaga?

Moreover, they were lords in the west, while Oda Nobunaga already controlled the eastern lands; half of Japan was under his control.

Military and economic strength were completely inferior. If it weren’t for the need for rest after years of war, they might have already attacked.

The maidservant withdrew after receiving the order.

A light rain began to fall. Himiko took out three tortoise shells and three copper coins and began to pray and divine.

She threw the tortoise shell and copper coins on the ground, and looking at the arrangement, exclaimed, "A very bad omen, an extremely ominous sign!"