/jp/ - Otaku Culture

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I had been waiting for Kisami for some time and was starting to get bored. As soon as I came to the surface I couldn't stay for more than a few moments without looking around suspiciously, not only because there were tengus keeping an eye on me but I had a frighteningly high frequency of being kidnapped and this seemed like the perfect time to someone do this. But no, I just sat on a rock in the cold for several minutes, which was a little disappointing. Then I immediately regretted thinking that after hearing someone approaching. When looking to the side I saw a girl with short blonde hair, her shirt was red and her skirt started the same way but ended in an orange tone, like autumn, the cutouts at the end of her skirt and collar that had leaf shapes confirmed it. Honestly, she seemed too innocent to hurt me which made me feel more relieved, but not completely because afterwards she had a slightly angry expression on her face as she looked at the horizon. "Oh, I hate it so much, why does it have to come to an end? Seeing all my hard work destroyed by that bitch." My first impression of her kept proving wrong, at leat I could see that she is the goddess of autumn leaves. "But why doesn't anyone seem to care? Nobody cares about autumn leaves?... I paint them so carefully." She went from angry to sad very quickly. I then decided to say that I appreciated her work, but as soon as I started talking she gave a strange scream and kicked towards me, which I - miraculously - dodged. Miraculously because her kick was strong enough to send a blast of air at me which made me fall, and I don't think even the peach could protect me from it. She seemed much stronger than she looked but I was already used to that. "W-what? a human? I'm sorry you scared me." So she hadn't noticed me? I thought she was talking to me but apparently she was talking to herself, which I found a little strange. As I stood up I introduced myself and asked her name. "Shizuha Aki, goddess of autumn leaves. But who cares?" I already suspected it, but why is she still here? Wasn't it winter already? As soon as I asked her this, an expression of anger appeared and I became afraid again. She must have misinterpreted my curiosity, so I added that I was also sad about the end of the season. Her expression changed to a weak smile which made me feel relieved, and then she explained that she would only leave in 9 days, on the solstice. "Tell me, why is a human on this mountain alone? Don't you know it's dangerous here?" I then remembered how sad she looked and so I decided to give a noble lie saying that I was here to enjoy the last leaves that remained. She blushed at this and seemed to be amazed, stammering incoherent things. She didn't seem to get many compliments. "O-oh, re... really? Thank you, I... I don't get many compliments." I imagined. "Usually the one who gets all the praise is my sister Minoriko, she's very popular." A family intrigue? Maybe I could use my experience with the Kurodanis to help, but she kept talking and didn't give me a chance. "Okay, I love her and I'm glad she gets so much affection, she might be important to humans being the goddess of the harvest and such, but there are like a million of them. Now, have you heard of another goddess of autumn leaves besides me? No. And..." And she just didn't stop. I couldn't do anything but nod because she didn't leave me space to talk, I think she really wanted to talk about it with someone. It seemed like a few hours had passed and then the topic of "conversation" got a little... strange. "...And it's not fair that her breasts are so much bigger than mine! I'm the older sister! Why are they so small?" She said this while she grabbed and shook her own breasts with her hands. Luckily she seemed to realize what was happening and stopped immediately. "Er... I'm sorry, I think I got carried away." She said while looking down and blushing. "I didn't want to bother you, I don't know many people to talk to, I think I just wanted to let it all out... Ah!" A gust of cold wind passed us which made Miss Shizuha shiver. I think she felt much colder than me because of her thinness, I didn't say that out loud. I took off one of the sleeves of my coat and put the other half of the coat over her, placing my hand on her shoulder in a kind of half-hug. "T-thank you." She said, having a little trouble looking at me, she seemed shy. I told her she wasn't bothering me and that I liked helping people with their problems, even if it was just listening to them. So I let her free when the wind stopped, only for her to truly hug me.