Yorihime Quest

[Lt Colonel Summers]

>Are there any deities that could help us at this time?

>No. Attempting to summon a deity here takes too much time, which will allow the Foreign Military soldiers to respond instantly with their submachine guns.

[the old guy]

>How fast are our Danmaku?

[Lt Colonel Summers]

>How fast are our Danmaku?

>As fast as you would expect a bullet to be.

[Tashi]

> Ponder...

[Lt Colonel Summers]

> Ponder...

>Ponder what?

[Tashi]

> The situation, of course! Ponder ways to save Toyohime... without getting caught.
> Ponder if offering ourselves and make them let her go...

[Lt Colonel Summers]

> The situation, of course! Ponder ways to save Toyohime... without getting caught.
> Ponder if offering ourselves and make them let her go...

>You ponder if there is any way to save Toyohime without getting caught.
>You also ponder turning yourself in in exchange for them letting Toyohime go.

>Before you can come up with any answers, you notice that the seven-star general seems to be looking at your direction (though from this distance, its hard to tell if he's actually looking straight at you).
>The seven-star general shifts his attention back on the crowd shortly afterwards, and resumes his speech.
>"However, this Lunarian you see right here is not the only one currently in Gensokyo. As I speak to you, the younger sister of this one, who is also an officer of the Lunarian military, is currently eluding our troops and patrols. I have reason to believe that she might be hiding amongst you in disguise. We will bring her down, and after that, we will bring down the Lunar Kingdom and their vile "Purity' ideology. By the name of this coalition that I lead, we will bring down those evil supremacists and restore peace to this world..."

[Tashi]

> This must be a joke...
> Keep watching.

[Lt Colonel Summers]

> This must be a joke...
> Keep watching.

>You keep watching.
>...And apparently that's where the seven-star general's speech ended. With that, the crowd began to murmur as they try to interpret the message meant by the speech.
>You also notice the seven-star general leaning toward and whispering something to one of the soldiers. You obviously can't hear what is being said due to the distance and the crowd's noise...
>But it convinced all the soldiers present to start doing face-checks on the crowd...

[Tashi]

> How many soldiers are doing the check?
> Where are we? Are we near any of them?
> Is the crowd moving enough so we can move without drawing attention?

[Lt Colonel Summers]

> How many soldiers are doing the check?
> Where are we? Are we near any of them?
> Is the crowd moving enough so we can move without drawing attention?

>You count six soldiers performing the face-checks.
>You are at the far side of the crowd, away from the stage. The soldiers began with the people closest, and are moving closer to your position.
>Unfortunately, no. The crowd wasn't moving very much.

[the old guy]

>How close are we to the back of the stage?

[Lt Colonel Summers]

>How close are we to the back of the stage?

>That's like the opposite end of the town square...

[the old guy]

>How trained are we in stealth?

[Lt Colonel Summers]

>How trained are we in stealth?

>Not very good. In act, you were never trained for stealth, since the Lunar Defense Force are so proud of their firepower, the only strategy they've ever used is literally just "attack, attack, attack".

[Tashi]

> If we try something like attacking, we are going to get killed, and Toyohime too... If we try to leave, they are going to surround us. If we try... ... anything, we are going to get caught...

//I can't think in other thing instead of offering ourselves for our sister...

[Lt Colonel Summers]

> If we try something like attacking, we are going to get killed, and Toyohime too... If we try to leave, they are going to surround us. If we try... ... anything, we are going to get caught...

//I can't think in other thing instead of offering ourselves for our sister...

//Yeah...I'm making the Foreign Military too smart, am I?

>You had the dilemma run through your mind as you try to come up with a solution to the situation.

>That's when one of the soldiers suddenly showed up next to you without your noticing.
>"Ma'am, please take off your hat." The soldier tells you.

[the old guy]

>"Why?"

[Lt Colonel Summers]

>"Why?"

>The soldier became suspicious the moment you said that.
>Without repeating his demand, the soldier simply took your STRAW HAT off your head.
>STRAW HAT UNEQUIPPED.

>His expression remains flat, but you could practically see a red exclamation point popping up above his head the moment your STRAW HAT came off.
>All other soldiers in the town square reacts similarly. As does the Foreign Generals.
>"ENEMY SIGHTED!"
>All the soldiers immediately raised their SMGs in response. All of them are aimed at you.

[Rin Satsuki]

> "... My sister."
> Maintain serious frown.

[Lt Colonel Summers]

> "... My sister."
> Maintain serious frown.

>You see Toyohime shakes her head at you, before she is forced to walk to the back of the stage by two soldiers.
>Before you can do anything, the soldier next to you decides to simply put a bullet to your head without a second thought...

...

>It appears that whatever type of ammunition the Foreign Military put in their guns are very much like Gensokyo's danmaku attacks in that they are not lethal. Only unlike regular danmaku, these firearm "danmaku" actually hurts a lot.
>You begin to stir from unconsciousness, with a vicious throb to the part of your head that you think took the bullet.
>You can't see anything because you think you're blindfolded, but you can feel that your limbs are somehow shackled. That means you're very much helpless this time.

[the old guy]

>Try to feel around for anything solid.

[Lt Colonel Summers]

>Try to feel around for anything solid.

>You try.
>You immediately figure that your limbs appear to be shackled to something, because you feel only cold hard metal all over both of your palms, and that you can't move them at all.

[the old guy]

>Rub our head against the wall.

[Lt Colonel Summers]

>Rub our head against the wall.

>You try to rub your head against the wall you think you're shackled to.
>You feel the same kind of metal as the shackles as you do so.

[Tashi]

> How do we feel?
> Can we hear anything?
> How large is the cloth covering our eyes? Can we determine it by the feeling? Is it tightly adjusted?

[Lt Colonel Summers]

> How do we feel?
> Can we hear anything?
> How large is the cloth covering our eyes? Can we determine it by the feeling? Is it tightly adjusted?

>That vicious throbbing pain on your head is still there. Now you know what getting shot in the head without dying feels like.
>You hear people speaking. But you can't hear what they are talking about, due to them speaking softly, nor can you tell the number of speakers.
>The blindfold felt like it is just large enough to cover your eyes, and tied just enough that it won't fall off with just the movement of your head.

[Tashi]

> What is our current position? Are we lying on the floor? Are our ankles chained as well?

[Lt Colonel Summers]

> What is our current position? Are we lying on the floor? Are our ankles chained as well?

>Judging by your sense of direction, you think you are shackled to a wall.
>All four of your limbs are shackled. Seems that they've put at least two shackles on each one of your limbs for good measure.

[Tashi]

> Are we chained in such way that there's no way we can guide our head to our hands and unfold ourselves?
> We can move our hand, but not our wrists, right?