>Laugh. "Hatate! It's been ages! How've things been? We're looking for something that's sucking up the magic in Gensokyo, so we can bust it up, and capture the one who put it here, so we can make her take the ones she's stuck in other worlds, and turn 'em off."
> "Well, the newspaper's picked up a little steam after the couple of joint reports me and Aya did, people actually realized that my paper exists, and isn't filled with all of the gossipy rubbish of the Bunbunmaru." Hatate says.
> "Anyway, I happen to have been investigating the same thing. I've noticed a few things seem a little off over the past year. For example, the crops grown by Minoriko in the Autumn taste good because they absorb magic to add flavor, however, this year, the flavors were ever so slightly weaker, I found out, when I spoke to Yuyuko. Then there were some readings in Kappa experiments that were a little off expectation. They put it down the mechanical inaccuracy. Fairies have been taking a little longer to re-spawn when they die for a while, only a second or two, but it's something."
> "You add those little things I found out with several other small things, and I was convinced I was onto something. I've actually been trailing you guys for a little while, Kaguya leaving Eientei in itself is a scoop, which I'm sure Aya is already going to be reporting on, seeing as I saw her going back to her home about an hour ago, but I'm more patient, as this is a scoop I've been researching for about 8 months now."
> "I guess if you guys help me get to the bottom of this mystery, even if I help out a bit, and it gives me a one-up over Aya, I can forgive you for that time with Remilia's tome." Hatate finishes, looking at you.
> Sakuya's hand twitches towards a pocket for just a moment when she hears that, but she shows restraint.