>"Have you read the books in your bookstore? If so, could you tell me about the one titled 'Gensokyo Chronicle'? I wanted to read it, but there wasn't any time..."
>"Oh, the
Gensokyo Chronicle?" Kosuzu replies, "I'm not the foremost expert on it, but it's a book that documents the entire history of Gensokyo! It's pretty cool. Though, if you want to know more about it other than just reading it, you should talk to my friend Akyuu. She's the author of the most recent volume, after all."
>Do all the questions leaving a good amount of time for Kosuzu to answer, don't snowball her with stuff.
>You make sure to space your questions enough so Kosuzu can answer them at her leisure.
>"Also, do you know anyone else with knowledge about the outside world? Or anyone who dislikes humans? If we can tie this in with people who know about guns, maybe we can find out who did it."
>"I know that shopkeeper I mentioned earlier gets a lot of outside world knick-knacks. And a few youkai have knowledge about it too, Mamizou was one of them. As for people who dislike humans, well, I know that there are a few youkai and vengeful spirits out there that dislike them, and that some youkai eat humans, but most tend to be either friendly or leave humans alone."
>"You could also tell us about Mamizou herself, if we know a little more about her, we can use that info to help us find the culprit."
>"Well, she's a tanuki, for one. She's also a very nice person and a good friend. She knows a lot of stuff too. She even used to be able to freely come and go from the outside world! But I think she lost whatever item that let her do it."
>Search a book later called "Danmaku for Dummies"
>
If such a book even exists.>"Also, could you tell us how Danmaku battles work (We know about the bullets and such, but not how it is structured)?"
>You've seen danmaku in your dreams, but you're not entirely certain on the battle mechanics.
>"Huh? Danmaku battles?" Kosuzu asks, "Well, I've never really been in one myself... But I know in most cases you have to follow a set of laws called the spellcard rules, and that your spellcard patterns are
supposed to be based more on beauty than on raw power, but I've heard that one rule has a very large grey area..."
>Poke Koishi and her eye thingy.
>
"No fair!" Koishi complains, "I'm supposed to be the one poking people's eyes! Especially if it belongs to a certain someone I know...">_