>WHat all do we know about tengu?
>You know there are several types of tengu, but you've only ever had contact with two: the Crow tengu, like Aya and Hatate and Fuu here; and the White Wolf tengu, exemplified by Momiji and her fellow guard. The tengu are rather territorial, and don't take all that kindly to strangers invading their turf. But they're not mean about it, in general, and while they will almost always escort said intruders out of the their territory, and warn them not to come back, they never rough intruders up. At least, not the first time, anyway.
>Despite their insular society, the tengu are a curious people. This is why Crow tengu are the most commonly encountered tengu elsewhere in gensokyo. They're also amazing drinkers. You've known a few that could even put Kanako-sama under the table. They're generally good folks, but most of the ones you've known carry themselves with just a hint of haughtiness. Like they're better than humans, and they know it, even if they like humans. Hatate, however, is different, which is part of the reason you and she get on as well as you do.
Tengu are also very proud, and very competitive.
>Every tengu you've ever met has displayed at least a moderate amount of skill at danmaku, and probably have their own unique ability. And they're pretty smart, too. All in all, they're not a people you'd want to mess with casually.
>But if Gordon thinks they're angels, he'd be pretty disappointed. They're a generally good folk, but classically speaking, there's not a tremendous amount 'angelic' about them.
>"People with wings who live in heavan. Supposedly, at least. There aren't any here in our heaven, but I guess Gordon's world's heaven does have them."
>To Gorden: "Tengu aren't angels."
>Kogasa ponders your words for a moment. "Gensokyo's heaven doesn't have angels, but, what about your world?"
