>"How all-encompassing is fate? How much is left up to things other than fate?"
>"Oh, everything in life is determined by fate. But this does not mean that free will doesn't exist. A lot of people seem to think this is a contradiction, but they don't understand fate like I do. All actions push against the weft of fate. Some of us can just push harder. But though you can shape the course of future events, things once woven are immutable."
>Do we have much experience with fate in our full moon duties? Or does it not enter into the equation at all?
>You're not entirely sure. It may be a different way of viewing the same thing, just like different cultures have described the manifestation of the same mystical forces in different terms. History has never felt quite the same as Remilia describes, although there are some parallels.
> Tell Remilia about our encounter with the youkai.
>You describe your encounter in the woods.
>"Wings, you say? And an aura of somnolence? Vampires have been known to possess such abilities although I know of no such ones here. A... newcomer to Gensokyo such as that would be quite intriguing. If you find her, I would be.... most interested in an introduction." She flashes her fangs at you again.