> "That is unfortunate."
> "I do not suppose you could use that as support for your own cause as potential champion of the village? As loathe as I am to encourage in-fighting in the human community here."
> "Ah. That would be a problem, yes."
>And what aspect of her would make that so difficult ?"
>"I mean besides that, what is she capable of ?"
>"Nevermind, would there be any other thing on your mind at this moment to mention ?"
At Anime Boston, rather distracted. Sorry.
> "Ah yes, you questioned my mention of the Tao. I mentioned it because proper practice of the Tao eventually trains one in what could be considered supernatural abilities, more than what a 'normal' swordsman could do."
> "If you are looking to becomes more than a 'normal' swordsman, it is one path open to you."
>"Why is that ?"
Wait, really? Can you show me where it suggests that was the case?
>"My former advisor Seiga, the one that provided you with the power stolen from the Netherworld and my sword, was the one that introduced the Tao to me."
> "I am afraid I do not see how that disqualifies you."
>"And what are the matters that you must deal with that would make you incapable of following the Tao ?"
>"Then why not request the tools from someone who has them ?"
>"And you think i had the knowledge on how to use said tools at the start ? What i`m saying is, i`m willing to aid you in any way i`m able to in case you want to follow the Tao."
>"About aiding you ? Yes, some villagers have already come to me to discuss about Taoism earlier, to which i happily assisted them, and i think you should be no exception, if you desire that."
>Can we sense any desires coming from Meira with our earmuffs on ?
>"I`d be willing to guide you on this journey, i could also provide other kinds of aid, the tools and the guide to how to use them to put it simply."
>How did our own experience on the Tao go at the start ? Did we need anything to proceed with it in terms of items ?
>"The Tao doesn`t ask much, if anything, in terms of items and materials for one to follow it, just one`s dedication and training, with someone to lead him down the path."
>"I am unable to see why would i refuse to do so. After all, Seiga did the same for me, and Futo came along to support me. It`s only fair i do the same."
>"True, however i think i can allocate enough time for that in the future, for now there will be a play that i will participate, not to mention these wounds...."-Point to our injuries" ...... i'll consider this offer i did and if it will be possible, please consider it too."
>How much guidance a newcomer would need to enter the way of the Tao ? Take in mind our own start and how much time Seiga spent with us.
> "Or, if I am unable to do so for whatever reason, I can and will talk to Seiga about it. She is admittedly more of a teacher than I, at least in this regard."
>Did Seiga ever tell us how did she meet Meira ?
>"Now that i mention her, another doubt comes to my mind, how did you two meet exactly ?
>"She had told me about how she searched about your lineage in the Vampire Mansion. And i wanted to know more details."
>Are we missi- nah, i`m not saying this, i know what will come out.
>"Hmm, i see.... now to another matter, about the dueling organization, will you also consider the possibility of joining ?"
>"As i said earlier, it would assist in honing your skills."
>"Then all you need to do is ask said opponent to fight on the same conditions, i would offer a friendly duel myself, however i`m not the best sword arm." Gesture to our wounds. "And i`m not in good conditions either."
>Shrug.
>"One must fail first in order to learn and improve further. I would still try."
> "It is worth noting, however, that such an organization may also offer social benefits, depending on who else joins us. There will also be, at the very least, one of the underground oni leaders."
> "I have met the oni in question. She appears to be an oni noble, as much as such a thing is possible, and carries herself in a much more proper manner than what one would expect."
> Smile.
> "Thank you for your consideration."
> "For the time being, sadly, there is naught to do but wait for tomorrow. Miss Youmu has challenged Seiga to a duel, to be fought before the tournament begins. Once that is complete, we will have to see what kind of shape each are in."
> Nod.
> "It is admittedly a bit disappointing for me to see, as I seem to have grown to enjoy Miss Youmu's company over the course of the day, and Seiga is Seiga, of course, regardless of her current status. Hopefully this will help them with their animosities or of their systems. I am sure it will be a rousing battle regardless, though."
> "I expect she will not. She believes Miss Youmu cheated in her battle with you, and is not happy about it."
> Frown.
> "...She did not cheat, did she?"
> "Mmm. Perhaps Seiga was simply making frustrated accusations."
>"Nevertheless, their future duel will confirm whenether or not Youmu was cheating, and if the only cheating that could have happened would need to be subtle, i am unable to think of any that would turn the tides of said duel."
> "Mmm. I suppose it will not matter by about noon tomorrow, though."
> "My apologies. I did not intend to be so callous."
> Nod ourselves.
> "Anyway, even if the worst-case scenario comes to pass and nothing comes of the opportunities I have discussed with you this evening, I still hope you will not resign yourself to alleged mediocrity. I am positive something can be found out there for you."
> Are we familiar with this orb?
> "I have faith that you will."
>Now that i think about it, how long has this conversation lasted ?
> Do we still have blank talismans?
> Stand back up.
> "I fear I must continue onward now, as my night is not yet complete. Unless there is anything you wish of me?"
> "Of course."
> Nod.
> "I will see to it that Seiga knows."
> "Very well."
> Give Meira a bow.
> "Good health and best wishes until we meet again."
> Take flight and head to the explorer kids' house.
> Get close enough to discern if there is any activity anywhere close by.
> How unfortunate. Ah well, such is to be expected. We must remember to properly meet then and introduce ourselves at a later date, however.
> Head back to the Bamboo Forest and make our way to Eientei.
> !
> "Huntress?"
> Wait! Before we respond, does this voice match the huntress's from earlier?
>And did it come from the same person we see ?
>"It is i, Miko."
>Approach her and hand over the trap.
>"I suppose this is yours ?"
>We got that when we had a run in with the wounded boar she had tried to hunt down before correct ?
> "Attached to the leg of the boar you warned me about."
> Give a rueful grin.
> "And before you ask, my present injuries are not a result of that encounter."
>"Hmm, forgive me, but i haven't asked your name earlier have i ? That is a bad mistake of mine, would you mind telling me ?"
> Give Kagerou a nod.
> "A pleasure, Miss Kagerou."
> "It was knocked out, and its wound bandaged. I understand your hunting situation, but neither myself nor my companion at the time could bring ourselves to end its life."
> Is it generally considered rude to listen to someone's desires without their permission?
> How dependable are youkai desires in terms of gauging if they are trustworthy or not?
> Shake our head while smiling.
> "Do not worry about such matters. I do not require material recompense. Perhaps you can simply tell me about yourself, and what life in this land is like for you and your friends?"
> "Hmm...perhaps it would be clearer if I also provided a little bit of information about myself. Are you willing to join me on my journey to the Lunarian manor, so we may travel while conversing? You do not have to actually come right up to it if you do not wish, of course."
> "That would be much appreciated."
> Describe this woman's body type, given what we have seen today.
> Follow!
> "There is no particular subject I am more interested in than others, honestly. I simply wish to learn what I can. Perhaps you could start with yourself? Where and how you live, what you do with yourself, what life is like in this land for someone of your social position, things such as these."
> How tall is she?
> Look her up and down.
> "I must say, it is hard to believe someone in the physical condition you are in believes themselves to be 'not particularly tough'. Regardless, what is this 'thing', if I may ask?"
> Oh boy.
> "Ah, I see. Perhaps something akin to the Human Village?"
> "I do not mean to be difficult, but I am afraid my existing biases and my relative newness to this land are clouding my judgment in this regard."
> "Ah, my apologies. When I referred to the Human Village, I intended to refer to it as a community where those who have difficulty defending themselves can assist each other and keep each other safe while still living in peace, and imply that your network would perhaps have very similar ideals."
> "Of course."
> "Ah, yes, you mentioned a friend by the lake earlier."
> "This youkai in town, is it one of the Buddhists?"
> "Very well. I shall inquire no further about her."
> Wave a hand dismissively.
> "Think nothing of it."
> Nod.
> "So it is something of a trading ring amongst friends, which offers a socialization opportunity."
> "Ah, that is good."
>"Yes, now about this mermaid, you said she moved in recently to the lake, where did she live before ?"
> Do we know the source of Gensokyo's water?
> What is upstream of the lake, then?
> Do we have any idea how a mermaid might live in one place?
> "I see. I wonder how such a thing is possible."
> "That is at least one potential issue addressed, though it does also raisethe question of how your friend may keep any personal knick-knacks in order, rather than having them float about whichever way the water pleases."
> "That is quite fortuitous for her."
> "That would make sense, yes."
> "I presume you mean at the edge of the lake? Or does she have a method that allows land-dwellers to breathe underwater?"
> "Ah, okay. That is something of a shame, but it is the logical conclusion."
> "Perhaps it is something worth investigating? I assume the lake to which you have been referring is the one near the Scarlet Devil Mansion; perhaps their library contains information on the subject."
> "What makes you say this?"
> "Ah, I suppose. Perhaps you and your network could make it with their while?"
> "What about information?"
>"You have mentioned a youkai friend of yours that lives on the human village, perhaps said friend could acquire information that would be useful to the Mansion's residents ?"
>"Who can say ? It is not impossible for you to get hold of a valuable piece of information before them, and i'd say the quicker one has knowledge to so, the better."
> "Perhaps. It is something to at least keep in mind, however."
>"But really, it's just better not avoid their notice altogether."
> "A shame. They did not seem the unfriendly type when I visited then this morning..."
> "Mmm, yes, I can see why they might think that. Apparently my name was on a list that allowed me immediate, uninvestigated entry."
> "Not that I am going to complain, of course."
> Shrug.
> "Anything else you wish to tell me is fine. I simply desire to learn as much as I can about the individuals of this land, as Gensokyo is far, far beyond what I could have imagined in my own time."
> "That sounds reasonable. My companions and I wish to do the same, really."
> Nod.
> "Such is the nature of the Tao."
> "The Tao. Seclusion, away from the distractions of things such as conflict, is an important part of hermitry."
> Nod.
> "Indeed."
> "Not everyone is."
> Continue onward, then, unless she prompts us again.
> Take a look. Can we see anything?
> "Mmm. I...think I can see something...?"
> "Very well. I am guessing you are still avoiding them?"
>"I understand, unfortunately such is the nature of life. The will always be the hunter and the hunt."
> "Of course. Though it may not be as unworkable as you think. I observed earlier that they seem to have somehow mostly domesticated a wolf."
> "The tallest rabbit told me that they encountered each other some years ago, and that he now sees her as some sort of pack leader. She did not say how this came to pass, though."
>Can we see the manor more clearly now ?
>"Indeed, i suppose nature will always have it`s exceptions."
> "I suppose it shall remain a mystery, then."
> Give the slightest of smirks.
> "Unless you intend to find out."
> Chuckle a bit.
> "Of course, of course. Will I see you again at the grant event tomorrow?"
> "Perhaps we will see you there, then."
>Who do we know will be or might appear at the Mahjong Tournament ?
> "Thank you. It has been a pleasure, Miss Kagerou. I wish you best of luck with your network."
> Unless the youkai stops us, proceed onward in the alleged direction of Eientei.
> Anyone visible? If not, knock lightly.
>"Pardon me if i took too long to arrive."
>Enter ! (I just noticed, Kilga passed his mania to put exclamation points on stuff like this to me. :V)
> Can we see the title of the periodical?
> Follow!
>"I see, thank you for your assistance."
>Are the doors all in a row or is there a room or 2 in between them ?
> "Do you know who is in each room?"
> The one with the hat? Tojiko has a hat too...
> How thick or thin do the walls here appear to be?
> Nod.
> "Thank you very much. I do not believe I will need anything else. Please, get some rest of your own."
> In our experience, how easy is it to hear through paper walls?
> Nod.
> "Very well. I shall see my companions one last time for the evening before turning in for the night, so please do not let me detain you any further."
> "And you as well."
> Head into our room and look around.
> Inventory
> Leave our travel bag by the futon, but not very close to the brazier.
> Pat the futon a bit to get a sense of prospective fluffiness.
> Ah, excellent.
> Exit our room, closing the door behind us, and head over to the rightmost door of the three and lightly knock upon it.
> Nod.
> "Thank you."
> Enter!
> Smile.
> "Hello, dear. It is good to see all of you."
> Have a seat anywhere that looks reasonably comfortable other than on the futon.
> Face Seiga and keep our voice appropriately low for the evening and for not being heard in adjacent rooms.
> "So quite a lot has happened today."
>"I haven`t acted in any way on that matter, that was decided entirely by Miss Konpaku."
> "Mmm. I suppose it is possible I was mistaken about them. Hopefully we will learn the truth in due time."
> "Still, it is my hope we can all put this behind us. I would rather the Netherworld be allies than enemies."
> "I might suggest quicker forgiveness. We are not particularly in a situation where we can afford to make enemies willy-nilly."
>"Are you certain that isn`t only a bias of your part ?"
> "Besides, you say this as though they have been my only ally pursuit this day."
> Shake head.
> "That is not what I was referring to. If your issue is that we can make 'better' allies than then, then I am telling you that I have been attempting such things today."
> "Indeed. My goal is for us have add many allies as possible, or at least as many non-aggressive factions as possible. This includes the Netherworld."
> "We shall see. Things may change over the course of the preparation of their theatrical production."
> "If there are lingering issues regarding them, I may be able to work on that."
> Nod.
> "I will certainly not behave foolishly, but I am also not terribly worried."
> "Oh, I am well aware. I believe Miss Konpaku has demonstrated very clearly what she is capable of accomplishing."
> "Speaking of which, I had a fairly lengthy conversation with Miss Meira."
>"We have discussed about the Tao, since she will try said path."
> Don't say this, because that's not what Meira said.
> "She has actually shown an interest in the Tao. She would need a proper teacher, however, before being willing to make the commitment."
> "I would like to see it happen - I believe the poor woman at least deserves the opportunity after what has happened to her. Unfortunately, I am not sure I myself can make that kind of commitment."
> "You know her better than I. From what we discussed, however, I suspect she would be willing to do just about anything to better herself and make a name for herself."
> "Then she had better want this a lot, wouldn't you say?"
> "If this something you would consider?"
> "You wish to focus on your own studies, then, I assume?"
> "Ah, yes."
> Frown.
> "I am afraid I am no longer sure when I will be able to assist you in that regard, given the doctor's instructions."
> "If it is to be done at all, I would rather one of us do it, as we have more than just passing knowledge of Meira."
> "Perhaps."
> "We can all discuss it at a later date, then."
> "Of course."
> "While I doubt she would ever admit it, she seemed genuinely depressed by her defeat. I am hoping that finding one more opportunity to become something more will appeal to her enough that she is willing to make the necessary sacrifices."
> "I suppose we will just have to wait and see. If that is even the path we choose."
> "Mostly the time necessary. I already have precious little free time, and I have already agreed to do a couple of things today that I did not expect to commit to when the day began."
>How is Yoshika's state on this matter ? And what is she doing ?
>"Nevertheless, since i agreed on taking part on the play, might as well go through with them, no one enjoys having someone give up at the last minute."
>We don't have any cherries right ? A shame, we could have fed them to her.
>"Tojiko and Futo you say ? Hmmm, i am not sure about that, i must ponder."
>Assume a thoughtful stance and ponder.
>Raf: Do the same.
> "Of course. It is simply as I said before regarding involving anyone other than us."
>"I do not doubt their capabilities, however nor do i wish to have them assist Meira if it ends up in some manner being unpleasant to either of them, considering if Meira accepts the offer."
> "I am not sure. I am hoping that a satisfactory solution to this issue will present itself tomorrow, once we are all able to sit down and discuss it, including Meira herself."
> "I am glad you agree."
> "Of course. I am still glad for your agreement, though."
> Grin just a little bit.
> "Is it so unusual for me to be appreciative?"
> Let the smile fade.
> "I suppose that is true. And I believe that brings us to the main reason I requested an audience alone with you."
> "In regards to current living arrangements, I...believe I should do my best to check in with you every so often, if for no other reason than to eliminate future misunderstandings such as today's."
> "Thank you."
>"Of course.... i must check up on Futo and Tojiko now, please excuse me."
>Arise and prepare to leave, pet Yoshika before leaving though.
> "As am I. I do truly wish to be able to welcome you properly back into our fold, Seiga."
> What kind of condition are we in for hugs?
> "We shall see. I have high hopes."
>Well then slowly approach for said gentle hug, i suppose ?
>Pet Yoshika too.
> "Have a good night, dears. May we all be faring better tomorrow morning."
> "And you as well."
> Exit Seiga's room and knock on the middle door.
>"Hmmm, there are still a few matters i must discuss with both Tojiko and yourself, may we enter her room ?"
>"Very well."
>Enter !
> "Come."
> Move over to Tojiko's door and knock on it.
> "I wish to speak with both of you. May we come in?"
> Nod.
> "Thank you."
> Enter!
> Make sure to keep it voice appropriately low for this conversation, both to respect those are sleeping and to reduce eavesdropping ability.
> "Shall we have a seat?"
> Have a seat at the table.
> Sigh and relax.
> "First and foremost, since I imagine both of you are privately wondering about it, Seiga's status has not changed. She understands this, as well."
> "Second...I am terribly sorry for the danger I put both of you in this evening."
> Give a rueful smile.
> "I admit I lost myself in anger a bit in that battle. Speaking of, how are both of you faring?"
> Look to Tojiko.
> "Come now, dear. I cannot not worry about either of you when I know what we have all gone through."
> Frown, then nod.
> "Very all, if you insist."
> "Mmm...I suppose it is worth letting you know that Miss Meira may be taking an interest in the Tao. I am still mulling over how much assistance, if any, I would be willing to give."
> "That is a good question, yes. One I cannot be fully sure of the answer."
> "However, as much as she won't admit it, she seems to be genuinely distressed over her loss. I'd wager it's fairly likely that she would take any path if it would bring her back to the status of nobility."
> "I think the 'anything' could be controlled if necessary."
> "Possibly. I have not seen much of anything so far to suggest she wouldn't. Only time may tell for sure, though."
> "We can consider it some more tomorrow, when we will presumably see her again. Seiga will be there as well, to contribute to the discussion."
> How often do we explicitly tell Futo and Tojiko how much we care about them?
> Nod.
> "And finally, ah...I do not say this sort of thing very often, but...in my adventures today, I found myself experiencing many new and interesting things and people this land has to offer. And even with everything that happened today, my largest regret was that I was not able to share those experiences with you two."
> Chuckle in response.
> "Of course. But you know what I mean."
> "That is a splendid idea. And it reminds me of something from earlier today, when I encountered a goddess of turning leaves on the mountain. I believe we should make a little bit of personal time for a picnic on that portion of the mountain, to appreciate the beauty of nature together."
> Smile.
> "I am glad you both think so. Perhaps said goddess will pay us a visit, as well. I do not know if you have met her or not in your own travels."
> "I will hope she joins us, then."
> Is the Tao not big on gods? Or is Futo just being generically worried about supernatural beings?
> "I understand. I am certainly not suggesting we make a habit of it."
> "I suppose I need to train myself better on such considerations. A number of the supernatural residents of this land are...surprisingly human, at least on the surface."
> "Of course."
> Nod.
> "It seems so. I suppose such is to be expected given today's events and the fact that we are still fairly new to this land, however."
> Oh, right, that.
> Mental note: next time we see Youmu after tomorrow's duel, let her know that we never got to ask any tengu about the dueling club. She can take care of that herself, since it was her idea.
> "I suspect Futo will have a better chance than I will, but you are correct nonetheless."
> Smile.
> "That goes without saying."
> "Indeed. Remember that...the both of you are very, very dear to me, and I will always support you and care for you as much as I am able."
> "Thank you, my friends."
> Stand back up and give each of them a hug that doesn't reaggravate or injuries (or Tojiko's).
> Smile and nod.
> "Of course."
> Chuckle.
> "Very well. Have a good night and pleasant dreams, both of you."
> Retire back to our room.
This probably isn't everything, but I want to at least get these out there. I'll probably think of more later.
General:
> At one point in the Netherworld, when Koishi was told that no one present hated her, she said that wasn't true. Given Miko was not around at the time, to whom was she referring? Parsee?
> Why was Koishi so severely spooked by the prospect of Miko's help, anyway?
> Speaking of, would the idea of some sort of modified earmuffs have actually worked?
Youmu:
> If we didn't say anything when Koishi frowned, would she have continued to emote?
> Did Utsuho ever provide details on Koishi's visit underground?
> Could we have tucked our shirt back in once Misty Sunrise calmed down? (Assume we had let the other fairy go.)
> Was possession 100% impossible? Or could we have pulled something off through essence-infusion (similar to how we could form our ghost half to look like our human half) if we had looked into it far enough? (This was #1 on my list of things to ask Yukari for as a reward.)
> Did we ever get around to asking any tengu if they wanted in on the duelling club?
> Did we ever get around to practicing engulfing, to see if we could do it for longer and/or improve our 'grip'?
> If we had tried to engulf our own body the way we tried with Kotohime, how far would we have gotten? (Ignore the increasing soreness from doing it so much.)
Miko:
> So how did Unzan's conversation go at the Myouren Temple the next morning?
> What was Unzan laughing at?
> Did Eirin determine we were responsible for Yamame's appearance?
> How did Seiga take the loss?
> What was the mahjong prize, and what use of it did we make, if any?
> Just to 100% confirm, was the Tojiko in the Saigyou Ayakashi spirit battle only a Miko construct? Or was she linked to the real Tojiko's spirit somehow?
> Was there an upper limit on what we could do in the Saigyou Ayakashi battle? Like, say, could we have given ourselves a humongous metal shield, and then grown ourselves so large that we could just pick up the tree and snap it in half, or something?
> Was it possible to take the Saigyou Ayakashi's essence into ourselves, or put it into Youmu? If so, what would have happened?
> Was it possible to take Meira's essence into ourselves, given she was floating around in the spirit fight?
> If we successfully took both the Saigyou Ayakashi and Meira's essences into ourselves, how would we have been affected?
> I (very obviously) considered flying into the behemoth's open mouth and slashing it up from the inside on a few occasions. Given it was a magical construct full of extreme heat and possibly other nastiness, would this have been fatal?
> Were Tojiko and/or Futo romantic routes possible?
> Related to the above, was Tojiko's notably different behavior during the gushing a sign that she still has lingering feelings, or just a product of their differing personalities?
> Did we ever take FuTojiko for an SDM visit?
>Poorly! Ichirin had to interpret for him.
>"If we didn't say anything when Koishi frowned, would she have continued to emote?" Gimme a bit more details.
>I do not remember. Probably? Assuming your arms were super full?
>You could have gotten possessed, and it would have been bad news as it means the Saigyou Ayakashi would have been fully awakened. However, being a tree, it would just stand there. At least initially, given time it would awaken to its new body.
>Elaborate?
> How was it received by the denizens of the Temple?
> While we were talking during the cherry blossom petal snowball fight, Koishi frowned as she said something. Youmu immediately made a comment about it, at which point Koishi froze and the empty smile returned. If Youmu had just kept on talking and acted like nothing happened, would Koishi have continued to make facial expressions?
> For reference, this was when we had Misty Sunrise trapped under our shirt and the other fairy in a leg lock. We were not able to tuck out shirt back in while Misty Sunrise was flailing about. Once she stopped moving entirely, though, if we had let go of the other fairy, could we have tucked our shirt back in, effectively trapping Misty Sunrise under it? (As much as anyone can be trapped by a piece of clothing they're not wearing.)
> Does this mean Meira would have eventually been possessed if left to her own devices?
> Futo responded to our gushing more light-heartedly, while Tojiko seemed more serious. She also hugged harder, and was on us more about getting ourselves hurt. Was this a result of latent feelings or just personality differences?
>What was the play about?
>How likely is it that Seiga and Meira will cause another incident?
>How buff was Youmu? <-- most important question of all.
>That is an excellent question.Uh OH!
Yes.
> How do you feel about how the two-character experiment turned out?
>Do you plan on creating another two-protag quest like this in the future ?
> Were there any instances where you feel we acted inappropriately with one character in terms of sacrificing their own ideals and goals for the same of furthering the other character's ideals and goals? This was my biggest worry when controlling both at the same time.
> Did Nue (or possibly Mamzoop I guess) cause problems at the play?
>Was it tough to get the time periods for each character right ? I mean like while we controlled Miko during the behemoth fight, were there any problems in getting a sense of how much stuff could Youmu do ?
Nice quest. I know I haven't been very active around here lately but I do keep myself up to date on Z-Machine Adventures. In other words, I'm always out there, watching.
First off, one last question.
>What was up with the key, was that really just a red herring?
>What was up with the key, was that really just a red herring?
> Was Meira aware she was spewing cherry blossom odor?
> Did Meira consider using a horse fair game, given she complained when we started flying? (I assume she would have considered ghost half versus cherry blossom odor a wash.)
> BGM: The Play
> BGM: Dinner with Kotohime
> BGM: Kotohime's Confession
> BGM: Fight against K (I think it was K that we fought back in the underground anyway)
> BGM: Dodging the Oni after talking with Nue.
> BGM: Fighting the Saigyou Ayakashi
I got nothing else for the Sound Test.
(Admittedly it took me a little biit of time to think about what I wanted to sound test specifically :V)
One last one last question:
>Has any of the embarrassing things that have happened to Youmu in canon happened in this version of Gensokyo? (I.E. The test of courage)
>Yes. She understandably doesn't want to bring them up.
>Wait, If that was the case then why wasn't she scared of any of the ghosts in the netherworld?
>Those are phantoms.oh. i forgot that phantoms and ghosts were different in the touhou project.
oh. i forgot that phantoms and ghosts were different in the touhou project.