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You made the deadly error of joining the Tea Ceremony Club. In hindsight, given your family history, you really shouldn't have selected any sort of traditional Japanese cultural art, but at the time, you figured it would be okay.
It was a strategic error, one that haunted your middle school years.
You knew vaguely back then that Kuroda Kanbei changed his name to Josui and became a devotee of tea. It's only when you joined the Tea Ceremony club and started learning about Sado that you discovered your ancestor wrote a treatise on the tea ceremony and even wrote rules for it.
Your ancestor is famous for it.
Then your extended family members got interested in seeing that you succeeded in learning Sado properly. After all, the family has a reputation for this particular art. They bought various tea implements and added extracurricular tea ceremony training on top of your school's extracurricular tea ceremony training. Lectures on pottery, traditional sweets, aesthetics, and visits to various museums on the subject.
You just wanted to get away from the fucking NHK fee collector guy...
<span class="mu-r">Knowledge of quality Tea Ceremony articles and expertise in Sado...</span>
The grudge you have against that harassing son of a bitch isn't just because he tried to squeeze money out of you or scared the bejeezus out of you by banging on the door all the time.
"Come along, Yatagarasu. I have a target in mind and the perfect plan to take him out without any witnesses. Also, without having to hurt him overly much. So listen very carefully."
The hour is right about when kids head home to school and your target starts stalking likely prey. And there's no one at your house right now, and you still possess your house key.
To put it simply, you'll go home and wait for the target to start knocking. Unlike every other time, you'll let the man in after arguing about how there's no TV in the house. Yatagarasu will be hidden, waiting with his binding magic while you pin the target down.
Then you'll reap the Mana and escape back to Camelot!
It is the most efficient usage of time since the guide mentioned he needed to try and find a Gate back to Avalon before dark. Also, you got a better grasp on how to go about this business. And unless you are desperate, the ice gag trick is going to be an absolute last resort until you learn to better control your abilities.
You walk down the peaceful streets of Tokyo towards your home. A part of you wants to prove that nothing has changed; you haven't been erased from the World. Despite the lack of access to your social media account and apps on your cell phone, you still aren't convinced.
Surely there must be some trace of you left at home, at least?
