/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>45604149
I'm content to let you do, you handle Yukari well and I'm already writing for Tewi as well anyways. I orphaned Yukari long ago after the Seiga recruitment and Hana mindfuck to focus on Hana's stuff, so its fine.

I'll just have the healing done from her POV afterwards along with some sperging out. Ideally I'd leave things vague in regards to her allegiance, but once I start writing things take on a life of their own. Nothing about the Kasen interaction, Eirin therapy, or Yukari and Ran meeting went to plan anyways.

>>44909353

Tewi wasn't a snoop, she didn't like to eavesdrop nor be nosey. She most certainly didn't like to pry into other's business, she most certainly did mind her own problems and worry about what truly mattered. Matters like family, friends, happiness, and living a life away from silly things like suffering; which she left to Reisen.

Still, there were certain problems that she couldn't ignore, back then it was issues like her family she uplifted from common rabbits living short and sick lives. Issues like boredom, unhappiness, and suffering that came from the daily lives of her kin... life wasn't easy for the herbivores of the world after all.

Tewi may or may have not achieved a form of enlightenment, she may or may have not gone to the moon where the God equally rotund and handsome, lord Daikoku, had shared his passions with her. She may or may not have sired entire broods that may or may not have become the Inaba of the moon.

It was because she may or may not have achieved such wonderful things that she understood that those that had not desperately needed a little help to get the same wonderful life she had. That's why when Eirin told her, that in the interests of letting the silly little moon bunny collect her data, she should get her kin to take it easy in visiting that hunk of man meat; tewi adamantly told her 'sure'.

Tewi knew the game at play here, Yukari the socially stunted love-sick women was simply unable to realize what a happy relationship looked like. That was why she did the nonsensical thing of letting her love be used and abused instead of simply keeping him for her own family. Really now, this land was full of children and women that pretended to be grownup...

Tewi was well beyond that, she knew that happiness was the most important. It was why she so mercifully gave humans all the luck they wanted, if they could find her, and raised more and more kin to keep her long life fulfilled. She was the leader of the Inaba of the earth for a to do reason, she simply knew what was needed and knew the path to enlightenment was one that could be filled with happy times.

Today was a special day, it was time for Tewi to flex her muscles(stolen vip card) and head into that silly little brothel with all the girls that haven't yet gotten knocked up. It was for family after all, and Anon was indeed a rarity; the first patriarch of the Inaba that all his wives eagerly awaited. Even though Eirin would be cross when what was done was done, she knew that she could weather whatever was to come... or push it onto Reisen...

As her and her kin arrived at the human village's west gate, cloaked and hidden from prying eyes, she couldn't help but remind herself of the that squirt, Hana. She was a good girl, Sana and Sara loved her especially and with just a bit of good words she got even the most nervous of her kin to consider her a sister-in-the-making. She knew exactly how to bring the future Hakurei over to her side as well, her father.

Tewi had 'accidently' over heard the therapy session she had with Eirin... she'd have preferred more witnesses, but beggers can't be choosers after all. Instead, she put forward her profound knowledge to good use: if she wanted to catch a horny Hakurei, she'd need a bait better than a good fight. She'd need Anon.

Once she had Anon, Hana would follow. Once Hana followed, Anon would choose to stay. It was the perfect set up that ensured that Inaba would enter a new age of prosperity, straight to the moon~

Tewi entered that bulding, as always there was a subtle smell of lust and desperation in the air. The fox at the counter barely even gave her a look, which paled slightly as the rest of the pink clad Inaba rushed in behind Tewi, "Hey Kitsune~ you didn't think my party of 24 reservation was just a joke right?! It's family day today, and we're all going to have fun!"

>>45056540

Hana walked into the bamboo forest and down the path of the lost. She didn't know exactly where she was going, while Eientei was here the forest was a large place and Eientei was but a small fraction of the space.

Sighing in the autumn breeze the forest seemed alive, the thickets that flanked the path seemed to absorb most of the already dim sunlight that hid behind the clouds today. Normally there'd be Inaba or even that one strange immortal who enjoyed guiding others, but the absence of anyone gave the bamboo an almost sinister feeling.

Like the bamboo were long fingers raking the sky Hana felt as if the dirt that quieted her footsteps were the palm of a giant hand. She wanted to leave already, but she knew better than to turn back now. The odd way the forest flowed and how the bamboo obscured sight would ensure she'd never find her way out if she just turned around.

The sky above was distant, and while she could fly it would only serve to confuse her further. It was one of the lessons her mother taught her back during the early days, even her father who would often come here to sell hauls of medicinal plants and mushroom could easily lose his way if he strayed from the path.

Hana walked forward, only barely following the path with the edge of her eye while she daydreamed and watched the treelines with unease. She didn't feel anyone particularly, though there was a niggling presence that she just couldn't put her finger on. As if just by chance she wasn't able to lock onto it like it would take one step too far as if guided by some-

The world gave way under her too fast for her to even think to take to the sky. At first in that microsecond she thought it was a gap, but there were no eyes and unnatural presence. Then wher- with the sound of bone and flesh smacking against rock reverbating through her body her world went black.


Bright light shone in her eyes as they opened, Hana was dazed and confused. At first she couldn't recognize where she was, nor did she have the will to as her head was killing her. She sat up and cautiously looked around as she gingerly touched her head, finding it bandaged.

At first she didn't recognize it, the strange drapes surrounding the beds. The standing machinery tucked away in a corner or active on the side of a bed where someone lay. The room itself large enough to hold a banquet in but only consisting of two rows of bed with their headboards facing the wall and fitted with thin white sheets.

'Ah' she thought. 'I must be at Eientei...'