A client, Youko, says her hands have been "stolen." On her neck are clear marks from where she strangled herself with her own hands. Daddy Eyeball believes it's the work of Te-no-me, but he has some doubts because Te-no-me is a youkai that usually only plays pranks. A string of suspicious deaths begins. Kitaro realizes that all the victims had their hands "stolen" by Te-no-me just like Youko. In the midst of Kitaro's confusion, Nurarihyon appears before him. What could Te-no-me's aim be? And what are Nurarihyon's motives?
"They're inhabitants of
this country, too."
".إنهم سكان هذه الدولة أيضًا"
„Auch sie sind Bewohner dieses Landes.“
También son habitantes del país.
También son habitantes del país.
« Ils sont des citoyens de ce pays. »
"Anche loro sono abitanti di questo Paese."
"Eles também são habitantes desse país."
Они, как и мы, тоже жители этой страны.