/jp/ - Otaku Culture

I love my daughter, oh so much.

>>11877622
I'll post it next March

>>11877638
I have the plans down pat but I still need to figure out the rites and invocations

I'm torn as to what kind of shrine is going into the hollowed-out book
Ideas I've found include statuettes, portraits, and the like
I already have a small pocket portrait of Rumia that has served as a makeshift shrine for a year and the metal frame is starting to rust a tiny bit from exposure to the elements; a case to house it in would be good

I also don't have any rituals I can think off to perform since burning offerings almost got me kicked out of my old apartment (I still have one of my candles just to spite my landlord though, ha)
I'm thinking that maybe I should shift away from considering Rumia as a transactional deity or even a deity altogether?

What is /jp/'s opinions on this? What would a Rumia cult represent to you?