>"Your... front door?">"I think Renko also wants to start looking around for things like that, once we get settled here. It's nice to think that in a small place like Gensokyo, there might still be undiscovered things left to find."
>"Would it be too much to ask for your help in finding leads on those things in the future, especially if Yukari's, uh, interest in me persists?"
>"Oh, I met Reisen last night. What was this treasure she found?"
> "Huh. That would explain why I don't remember seeing any such thing, I guess."
>"Understandable, I'd guess, especially if they're powerful. Besides, I'm sure you'd get tired of answering the same questions everywhere you go after a while, anyway.">"Got any leads you're working on at the moment, if I might ask?"
>"What have you been looking for that for? Just historical interest?"
> "A graveyard? What for?"> The graveyards in this place are hidden? That could make it harder to nab a ghost.> Did we give that Jar for catching ghosties back to Reimu?
>"What do you mean, 'pick up where the current one leaves off'?"
>"Oh, ok, I see. How far back does the current one go, anyway? Do you have any idea how old the village itself is?"
>"Ah. But you're satisfied that it's older than that, though?"
>"Myself and Renko are planning to move into that old abandoned house down the way, once we can get it fixed up a little. We've already dealt with the ghosts and gotten it exorcised. Yukari seemed... rather pleased that we'd be living close by. Although... distance really wouldn't matter to her in the first place, would it?
>"Oh, sorry. Renko is the friend I mentioned earlier. And, well, lover. She ended up here from the outside world by the same process as myself.">"Yukari's already met her, actually. Picked her up from elsewhere while we at the bath and sent her back that way before we returned."
>"About Yukari? I... hope not. I think she just found Yukari's... interest a little hard to take in. I'll probably talk to her about it again when we're together next."
>"I also take it that you've long since gotten used to her habits?"
>"No, I think I understand that. And she was respectful of my own loyalties and thoughts on the matter. She was actually a helpful sounding board for a few things that had been on my mind, as well.">"I take it from what you said earlier that many people are... not as understanding of her?"
>How is the tea, anyway?>"Yes, I could understand why, certainly.">"You two really do seem quite a lot different from each other. I guess you kind of balance each other out?"
