>"About that... I'm sorry for using the antidote without permission."
>"I also gave Yorihime some of it as well, I was told by Lady Kaguya that it would not be a problem even if she recovers."
>"Regarding that matter, what are we going to do with her now?"
>"You never need my permission to help the sick, Udonge," Eirin says, reaching over and tousling your hair a bit. "And yes, it was the proper thing to administer to Yorihime. She may be driven, but she won't pretend she wasn't defeated, and that it couldn't be done again. As well, it would be very embarrassing for us to not treat one of the regents when it's perfectly within our capacity. It wouldn't do to be seen undermining the current authority of the Capital any more than necessary."
>She has a seat on the examination bed, and shakes her head. "As for what to do about this, that is difficult. We've established the Capital cannot expect to extend its influence here by force alone. We've also decisively proven that we do not them to guard us; or at least that it's beyond their capacity to do so. The difficulty is that this will only contribute to the general unrest that's been persisting the Apollo Invasion. We've established it's unacceptable for them to simply extradite people from Gensokyo, but we are going to have to do something to try to satisfy them if we don't wish to appear to be supporting the unrest. I think we may be able to let her personally inspect some things, and satisfy herself that there is no lasting damage that we can find. I want to extract some sort of guarantee from Patchouli that she won't meddle in such things again, but she is rather reluctant to consider such things. To be honest, I don't know if any of that will satisfy everyone."
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