> "I will tell you what I feel comfortable telling. Since my friend is not around, however, and she has wanted this kept a secret, I can't tell you everything. I would rather you see her for yourself. She may actually want to have a journalist on-hand for what she wants to do, as we both expect this to be something major that Gensokyo's never seen before. If you are willing to travel, I'll be glad to tell you about myself along the way, and perhaps some general details about my friend. The finer details about her, you'd want to ask her yourself."
> "However, this is time-sensitive, so I have two conditions."
> "One is that you let me make my way to the Moriya Shrine to have a brief talk with Kanako concerning private matters between two two of us. You're welcome to come with me to the shrine, but I will have to ask you to stay outside while we talk."
> "Two is just a reinforcement of journalistic integrity, but I want to make sure I reinforce it. You cannot tell anyone about this before it actually happens. Not that something newsworthy will be happening, not that I told you something newsworthy will be happening. In addition, when we arrive at our destination, you are there as a neutral-party reporter. You cannot get in our way, and you certainly cannot actively interfere with our progress. I also tentatively request that you not interfere on our behalf, but...that may change, depending on the circumstances."
> "Can you agree to these? If you are worried I'm just making something up, do keep in mind that I have next-to-nothing to gain from trying to lead a journalist on a wild goose chase."