/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>46432774
I'm a fucking weirdo and my favourite thing ever is 2hus doing mundane, monotonous tasks. I don't think there's any pictures of Aya performing maintenance on her camera, but that would be my shit. Her working on a desk job is up there too.

I want to read her newspaper!

>>43299689

You and Aya finish up your fun and make sure to really clean yourselves off well with the towels in Meguumu's bathroom. She'd certainly know you were here next time she tried to towel herself off. The two of you make your exit from the window, and slip away from the manor. Your heart pounds in your chest as your grasp the documents to your chest and follow Aya as she leads you to a point where you can fly away without being spotted. If you were to be found out now, there would be no mercy for you. Either to to Aya's skill, luck, or both you manage to avoid detection and reach a secluded area that allows Aya to fly you back home. All the way, you grasp onto the documents as tight as you can.

You reach home without trouble and get to work immediately, pouring through the documents. One of the skills you gained while working with Aya was the ability to process information and find the most important parts. Months of proofreading and going through old reports for information would do that. You go through what you have, and then a pattern forms. This a deed to a pottery shop. This is a deed to that one restaurant you and Aya went to sometimes, written to the same person. A deed to a grocers, quite a few houses, and a carpenter's shop. A pile of deeds, all for places in the village, all written out to the same person, and all found in Megumu's safe. Could it be? You rummage through the documents, looking for the missing piece of the puzzle. You find a letter, written by the mysterious deed owner addressed to Megumu, explaining how things are going and asks for advice on what to do next. It all clicks. "Aya look" you say as you hand the letter over to her "I think she's using a middleman to buy up places in the village, is that even allowed?"

Aya reads through the letter and squints her eyes. "Well officially, we're not supposed to meddle in the affairs of the village" she says in a tone that betrays that she's meddled in the affairs of the village many times "But this is on another scale. If she were to buy up a big chunk of the village, she'd be able to leverage that for whatever she wants. If the other tengu were to find out she was doing something so bold, or if others were to find this out, she'd be in serious hot water" Aya looks through some of the deeds. "I'm sure if we investigated, we'd find some dirty dealings behind how she was able to buy these properties and find out about her network, but this alone is enough" Aya stand up beaming. "All we have to do now is take some evidence and confront her with it, she'd have to let us go free then. In a day or two she'd be back from her secret hideaway with the other ruling tengu, we'd have plenty of time to get read" But then, like she was hit with a splash of ice-cold water, her expression changes. "But that also gives them time to get ready for us. They'll know we broke into her house and stole from her, and assaulted her aide. They'll want to kill us. It'll be too dangerous for you, and if Megumu were to have something up her sleeve I-"

You're close to finishing this for good, and Aya is faltering. It's hit her that she's going against the society she's lived in all her life, and things could get bad. She just needs a little encouragement. You get up and hold her hand. "Aya, you can do this. You're not the type of woman to back down when there's something to be done, and this could be the biggest scoop of your career. I'll come with you Aya, I know you can protect me and this is something we need to fininsh together" Aya looks up at you as if she wants to protest, but opts to just rest her head on your shoulder instead. In just a few days. this all would be over, one way or another.