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>>3006725
Hisui Good is the happiest ending, though. Akiha chills out, the Kohaku situation will eventually be resolved via the obvious plot device (hint: HELPMEHELPMEHELPME), and you end up with adorable, wonderful Hisui.

Y'all know that she's the right choice for the summer festival

I wish to smother her with loving affection.

Last night, Hisui and I were affectionately cuddling on the rocking bench in the park next to my childhood home, marveling at the simple beauty of a sunrise, the smell of fresh dew and the gurgle of the nearby brook lulling us into a gentle peace, the kind where you can honestly say with a wide, slightly silly smile on your face that despite it all, the world is goddamn beautiful. It's fucking corny, I know, but just being able to appreciate the tranquility of nature with a loved one was one of the happiest moments I ever had in my life.

My pillow was near soaked this morning. ;_;

People who say Hisui is dull are superficial idiots. Just because she isn't some vampire or a wounded puppy dog doesn't mean she isn't interesting. What makes her so endearing is seeing her sensitive, emotional character subtly poke through her cold exterior until she finally confessed everything near the end of her route. Moeblob accusations are ridiculous due to the aforementioned and Hisui being one of the more fairly mature and understanding characters in the game, even though she's moe^11.

As mentioned before, different strokes for different folks. Then again, this is probably lost on those who feel the need to try to convince that their favorite heroines are better than everybody else's.