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>>7898885

We only have nine years to go before 2020. Perhaps you should get with/ahead of the times and start adding "choombata" instead of "dood" at the end of every sentence.

Also, don't forget to update your dragons.

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>>7281946

Thanks, Anon, now I see. Maybe she's got a family.

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Would be a bit cramped trying to fit Former Hell in a tiny disc, though...

Come to think of it, it would be rather impractical trying to fit any major subterranean structure under the nightmare of geologic instability that is Japan. Gensokyo probably has its occasional quakes and landslides.

Is there anything that says Former Hell is actually located underneath Gensokyo, or does Parsee's bridge lead into some sort of financially troubled afterlife?

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