>"Are you Patchouli? Marisa sent these books to return to you."
> Hearing this, the witch looks up from her book.
> "I am Patchouli; and you are an awful liar. Marisa would never return my books. She 'borrows them until she dies'." she said.
> Patchouli takes the books and begins to look at them.
> "Why are you in your pajamas?"
> "These are multifunctional witch robes." Patchouli protested.
> "It's because she's ill." Sakuya said. "Patchouli suffers from multiple illnesses including Anemia and chronic Asthma which make any physical exertion difficult for her."
> Patchouli keeps looking at the books; sorting them into two piles. One pile is larger than the other; although seeing as you have about 10 books; that's not saying much. There are eight in one pile; and two in another. Patchouli then sorts the pile of eight into a pile of three and five.
> Sakuya clears her throat.
> "Patchouli; you can sort the books later. Are those yours or not? I have more important things to worry about."
> Patchouli points to the pile of five.
> "These are mine."
> She points to the pile of three, and then the pile of two.
> "Those are probobly Alice's; they are written by a magician and contain things about dolls. These two, I'm not sure. I think they are from different places as well. One of them contains dark magic, the other one seems to be a book about folk tales."
> Patchouli coughs loudly and pretty violently.
> "I assume the one about folk tales would belong to Suzunaan." Sakuya said. "As for the book on dark magic... I don't know. The only practitioner of Dark Magic I am aware of in Gensokyo is Seiga Kaku; but she doesn't seem like the type to write things down, and the language would probobly be Chinese even if she did, so no-one else could read it."
> You can feel that Sakuya is surprised that you managed to reclaim five of Patchouli's books, although her stoic face is not showing it. Patchouli; on the other hand, does not seem surprised. You're not sure why. Maybe it's her violent coughing or something.
> A small, devil-like creature flies over, with a bottle of medication. Patchouli drinks it, and her coughing dies down slowly.
> "Koakuma; return those books to their shelves." Patchouli said, indicating the five books. "As for you; since you went through the trouble of bringing these to me, what do you want? I dislike having outstanding debts."