>Do faeries often slip around the white wolves' perimeter like this?
>You're not entirely sure. The wolves keep a close eye on anything that draws near their border, even something like a fairy. Granted, they can't keep fairies out 100% of the time, but they do try, and are generally successful.
>Tengu inter-caste breeding?
>Centuries ago, the very concept was forbidden. White wolves sired children by wolves, Dai-tengu by Dai-tengu, and so on. Sexual relations of any sort between two different caste members were forbidden back then, never mind producing children. In those days, all unions were arranged by the Dai-tengu, no matter what caste you were, as the Dai-tengu, of course, had the best judgement on such matters, and always acted in the best interest of tengu society.
>These days, however, things have become a bit more liberal. Unions between tengu of different castes are accepted by all but the more conservative of the older generations of tengu, mostly among the Dai-tengu and the Long-noses. It's still the exception, rather than the rule, to see a Wolf and a Crow, for instance, wed each other, but it does happen. And while Dai-tengu do still have the authority to arrange marriages as they see fit, it has become increasingly rare for them to do so.
>How do we feel about chickens, or yakitori?
>Chickens are fine on an individual basis, but they tend to be stupid in groups, which you'd prefer not to deal with if you can help it.
>You have no objections to yakitori. It isn't your favourite kind of food, but it's not bad either.
>Do we have anyone's phone number besides Sanae?
>You do not. As a matter of fact, you're not sure if anyone in Gensokyo even HAS a phone other than Sanae.
