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>>48207082
Yumemi continued studying magic in Gensokyo, while also spreading knowledge of science and Christianity to the villagers.
Of particular note here was a young girl called Lumia, who took to the professor's teachings with great interest, and helped greatly to spread it amongst the rest of the village. Yumemi grew to be quite fond of her, calling her "a light shining brightly amongst the darkness of ignorance".

Unfortunately, the combination of scientific rationalism and a monotheistic religion that denounces all other deities and spirits as demons and false idols at best proved to be utterly fatal to Gensokyo's functioning.
Vast amounts of its inhabitants died until the Sages finally managed to get things under control in what's now only spoken off in hushed whispers as "The Great Revision".
Gensokyo and its people were saved, but it would never be the same, unrecognizable to the few people who could even remember what had come before.

Yumemi was banished, and the barrier reinforced to prevent any further temporal incursions, while almost all knowledge of her religion were destroyed, with what little remains only being fragmented details, not posing a threat any more.
For her involvement, Lumia was punished as well. Calling upon the foulest magicks the Sages could muster, she was beset by curse upon curse, transforming her into a horrid, flesh-eating monstrosity that represented everything she once stood against.
Ultimately, they realized they kinda went too far with her and ended up sealing much of her now-dreadful nature away lest she become a great threat to Gensokyo herself, but she continues to stand as a testament to what it means to cross the Sages and their vision for Gensokyo.

>>46535241
maybe vivisection if you're magical.
haha, wouldn't that suck? feeling her delicate hands gently fondling your innards, trying to figure out what makes you tick without risking damaging anything beyond repair? that'd be awkward, I bet, haha