"No way!

...And you shouldn't be smirking either!"

My wife, clearly angry, is reacting to Fuyuko-san's words.

Well, if you think about it normally, it might be unreasonable for my wife to object to me sleeping with another woman when she herself is fooling around with monsters like Ma-kun and other youkai.

However, in this case, my wife is jealous of me and as far as I'm concerned, I'm more than happy about it.

It may be just because of her dislike of Fuyuko-san, but...

"Well, don't say things like that, just listen to what I have to say.

...In the job before last, Pochi, Fuyuko's husband, accidentally absorbed a large amount of miasma."

In short, Pochi, who is Fuyuko's husband and also happens to be a monster, accidentally absorbed a large amount of miasma during a job.

As the concentration of yin, yokai energy and miasma increases, the name changes.

Even if it's a yokai emitting yin energy, if they take in more than their ecological level, they will be negatively affected.

So Fuyuko-san tried to perform a "yin-nuki" on him, but couldn't completely remove it.

Instead, she ended up accumulating yin energy herself, and it became a problem.

The process of moving and sublimating yin energy through intercourse is called "yin-nuki", but even if it's sublimated, it's inevitable that some yin energy must be taken in.

And if it's at a certain level, even the yin energy that naturally escapes from the womb in everyday life if it's at a low level will start to attract yin energy around it if it exceeds a certain level.

In other words, Fuyuko-san is in the same state as my wife, who has been fooling around with monsters.

By the way, what kind of job did Fuyuko-san do?

"...I worked hard all day and night to help my husband release his yin energy.

But, unexpectedly... I ended up being filled with yin energy instead."

I don't want to hear such explicit stories.

However, Fuyuko-san says there is a problem with the request...

"...I would like to request a yin-nuki from you, but unfortunately, as a person from another world, I'm not suitable for it.

In fact... even with my wife, the yin-nuki didn't go well."

I can't even say things like "I'm asking another man to do it" to someone I just met, let alone someone I know well.

So I tell her that I'm not qualified for yin-nuki while hiding that part.

But why did she ask me?

And why me of all people?

However, Fuyuko-san looks at me with eyes that seem to see through everything.

And with a rolling laughter, she tells me:

"Don't worry, I know everything "completely" and I'm asking you anyway.

Whether you're from another world or not doesn't matter, it's all about compatibility.

According to our fortune-telling, it's best to ask Tokiko's husband, so please do it."

Hmm, is that so?

I'm getting more and more confused about the system of yin-nuki.

My wife protests against Fuyuko-san's response, and the argument continues.

But...

Although my wife avoids direct mention of it, from bits and pieces of her words, it seems that Fuyuko-san is still regularly involved with men other than her husband, human men.

And not only that, but she seems to be changing partners multiple times, having sex with one man a few times and then switching to another.

Sometimes she even has sex with random men.

So my wife's argument is that she should ask someone else instead of me, but Fuyuko-san insists that it's most effective for her to have sex with me.

Since Fuyuko-san's husband is a monster, if they have sex, yin energy will naturally accumulate.

It may be necessary to have sex with other men for yin-nuki.

But...

Why did Pochi-kun, who is her husband, marry Fuyuko-san?

Did he marry her knowing that she would be embraced by a human man?

And does he think that it's inevitable to endure it for the sake of their married life?

Or is the ethical sense of monsters different from that of humans, and he doesn't feel any disgust toward his spouse having sex with another man?

Or is it like my wife,

"humans and monsters are different, it's okay even if a human man embraces me"?

I'm definitely not an advanced person who feels pleasure in knowing that my wife is embraced by another man.

I don't understand the feelings of dogs... I mean, monsters.

However, thinking like this...

My wife and Fuyuko-san are in a strange symmetrical relationship.

My wife, who has been embraced by countless monsters and has become an expert in intercourse with them, and Fuyuko-san, who is married to a monster and has sex with unspecified human men for yin-nuki.

Well, in our case, my wife ends up having sex with Ma-kun because yin-nuki with me doesn't go well, which makes it even more twisted...

As I think about such things...

The argument between my wife and Fuyuko-san comes to an unexpected end.

The trigger was Fuyuko-san's seemingly unrelated words.

"Come to think of it, Tokiko-san,

I hear you're doing great with "tsumakari".

Even on the "other side," you're quite popular."

The other side... in other words, she's popular among monsters...

But what kind of reputation does my wife have among monsters...?

On the other hand, my wife falls silent for some reason after Fuyuko-san's words.

She looks as if she's thinking about something.

And then, after a while, she opens her mouth as if she's made up her mind.

"T-then... I'll do Pochi-san's yin-nuki!!"

Boom!

An imaginary explosion explodes behind my wife.

What?!

My wife will sleep with Pochi-kun... well, it's not that surprising.

After all, ultimately, if they don't remove Pochi's miasma, they can't do anything.

And for that, it's best for my wife, an expert in intercourse with monsters, to do it.

Furthermore, my wife has been embraced by countless monsters before.

There were even some that were closer to beasts.

What's the need for surprise now?

However...

Even if you look past his size, Pochi-kun looks almost no different from a dog.

Unlike a fantasy monster with various body parts, he has an indescribable realism...

It's like a... dog-like appearance...

In addition, he is Fuyuko-san's husband, a strangely worldly reality, not just a symbolic existence.

It's a little... too vivid, or rather... it's a bit resistant.

On the other hand, Fuyuko-san is smiling pleasantly at my wife's words and says:

"I believed that Tokiko-san would say that.

After all, you're a good person."

I see... asking me for yin-nuki was just an excuse.

Fuyuko-san's real intention was to ask my wife to do it from the beginning...

It's not good form to ask a married woman to sleep with her husband, even if he is a dog-like monster.

So I may have been used as a kind of decoy.

Thinking like that, my wife may have strongly resisted me sleeping with Fuyuko-san because of appearances.

If we consider the role of the tsumakari miko,

my wife must have known from the beginning that she would have to do Pochi-kun's yin-nuki.

Moreover, as can be seen from the entire exchange,

Fuyuko-san, who is not "disliked" even if she is "not good at" it, is in trouble.

There was no way my kind-hearted wife would not help her.

However, my wife is in front of me,

and it's not easy for her to say that she will be embraced by a friend's husband.

So they naturally came to that conclusion, like a flow.

In other words, the argument between the two was...