The Demon Prince of Momochi House

Химари осталась без родителей ещё в малом возрасте, но ей всегда было интересно, какими они были. Девушке хотелось найти хоть одну ниточку, которая бы связывала её с мамой и папой. И, кажется, ниточка сама упала ей в руки.

Химари пытается узнать Аоя получше и выяснить о своих родителях хоть что-то, а также встречает ещё одного аякаси.

К Химари в гости пришли четыре друга из школы. Но один из них не похож на остальных.

Kasha's visit has left Momochi House reeling in a way that will test Aoi, his power, and all of his friends. Can Ise in particular rise to the challenge?

Himari meets a new classmate who everyone says is cursed. Surely that can't be true, right? So what's that dark mist shrouding him?

Sacred springs in the spirit realm are being spoiled by dark, poisonous water. What is its source? Where is the dragon god who is said to protect these springs? And what is their connection to Yukari?

Himari discovers that Nachi has a mirror said to reveal what its beholder wishes to see most. What will Himari see when she looks into it?

Aoi seems to be in a slump. His seals aren't working well, meaning lesser yokai are now running amok at Momochi House. Good thing Granny Cat arrives to clean up... except it looks like she means to take Himari out with the trash!

Himari and her friends go to investigate the unsettling rumors about Kagome Park, but the horror strikes too close to home when an uninvited guest comes knocking at Momochi House.

Aoi, Yukari, and Ise disappear in the raven-black storm that has fallen over Momochi House. Determined to find them, Himari scours the house and beyond for any clue of their whereabouts... and she may learn more than she's prepared for.

Himari dives into Aoi's past to learn more about him and hopefully discover a way to save him. Can her connection to Aoi break him of the crow's curse?

Now that Aoi and the others are safely back in the house that sits between the human world and spiritual realm, Aoi has something to share with Himari about her rightful place there.