/jp/ - Otaku Culture

I looked up, the pieces seeming to fit together somewhat. I could try and use the counselling excuse to gain entry to Eientei. "And then?" Tenshi asked. "Because all that seems to do is deliver you straight to her, and we want to sort out her problems, not make them worse."

"Not necessarily." Marisa said, poking Tenshi in the cheek. "How we got in, remember? Through the roof." Reimu looked between them, then frowned. "We could go in at the same time. That way, we can stop him from getting turned into a bunch of bits in jars." Marisa continued.

"Okay, but why send him in at all, then?" Tenshi pressed on. "We could go and do that right now."

"We still don't know what's gotten Eirin like this, and we need to resolve that to resolve everything else." Reimu said quietly. "He might be able to get her talking. She was talkative when she knew Reisen was going to wipe your memories. Hopefully, we can get that but without the memory wiping this time."

"You don't want to just beat the answers out of her?" Marisa asked Reimu, raising an eyebrow.

"Anyone else - well, most people - and I'd say yes. You'll never get a straight answer out of Eirin Yagokoro no matter how much you try." Reimu clearly had more experience in this regard, so I felt like I could trust her at her word. "Not that I'm not planning to beat her up. Just a little. She deserves it for plenty of reasons that aren't even to do with him. Ah, I wish I could have had Remilia's sister blow up the moon for me..."

I was starting to think that Reimu was making things up, but it wasn't like I could contradict her, so I didn't say anything about it. Instead, I asked if it was really the plan we were going with. I couldn't say I was...looking forward to going to Eientei. In fact, I could say that I was rather worried about the idea. I hadn't had the luxury of training myself against panic attacks if I was to be alone in a room with Doctor Yagokoro again, and the whole plan seemed to rely on her not knowing that I knew about her plans to reverse the Hourai Elixir, which was what had caused the panic attacks in the first place. I voiced my concerns.

"What about when Rumia attacked you? Say it's got you terrified to go out at all. She'd have to admit that she had the rabbits break into your house to disprove it, so it might just work." Tenshi suggested. It wasn't an awful suggestion, even if it was an awful thing to think about. My only real concern with it was that I didn't have any reason for not having come forward earlier.

"Look, I've got another suggestion, but you're not going to like it." I'd heard that plenty of times, but Reimu shook her head. "I'm serious. It's cruel to even suggest." She leaned in. "You could...use your other trauma." She told me, looking like she was against it even as she said. And for good reason, because I was somewhat shocked to even hear her suggest it. That trauma felt intensely personal and still very much fresh. It had brought Reimu and I together. I had watched my parents die before my eyes. I didn't think I could talk about that. "I don't want you to. Believe me." Reimu told me strongly, staring into my eyes. "If we can find a way to make the other idea work, we're doing that. Maybe in the future, if Eirin stops being...like this, you could talk to her properly." I supposed that she might be capable of that sort of talk, but nothing I'd seen indicated it.

>>17558955
Other way around, anon.

>>17080840
Nope.

>>15361567
It'll be fine. Yukari will work something out.

>>15109337
Being a good housewife is more than just looking good.

>>14881806
Hell no, that's weird.

>>14109969
That's a very good question, actually. It depends on how much they like and/or respect Reimu, I guess, which is itself kind of a mystery.

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I kissed Cirno and I liked it. I hope my fanbase don't mind it.

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