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I can get where people get the idea that Ran might oppose Yukari at some point. Shikigami in mythology can get out of control if the master is careless, which considering Yukari's sleeping habits and style of discipline, Ran might be getting to a point where she is fed up with Yukari's shit that the power she gains isn't worth as much as it was when she first went under possession. Yukari could have been overconfident in her ability and thought herself infallible, which considering her track record is quite plausible. Ran forgets her place as a shiki, acts without orders, and has a shiki so she's got plenty of will of her own. Combine that with lots of free time to kill and it's possible she spent quite a while mulling over herself and introspecting, analyzing anything and everything and weighing the pros and cons. There's potentially more things we don't know about that Ran was hiding from Yukari.