/jp/ - Otaku Culture

What's with that smug look?

>>42533168
What do you hate about her?

>>42533168
Go back to bed teruyo.

go find a job Kaguya

t.Kaguya>>42533168

>>42533168
Is past your bedtime kaguya

>>42533168
too bad because i love her

>>42533168
Holy shit that pic is cute as hell

>>42533168
It's not your daughter's fault that Kaguya called you a dumb cunt unworthy of even breathing the same air as her, Mr Fujiwara.

i dont

>>42533168
t.

>>42533168

>>42533168
i really, really, really like this image

mokou is a pretty shit character once you look into her actual character personality and ignore the dumb memes, unlike kaguya of course

>>42533168
I love Mokou's cunt!

>>42533168
Have you tried hate fucking this cunt?

>>42540505
How big is Kaguya's peepee?

>>42541047
Not big enough to satisfy Mokou.

>>42540227
A stupidly large number of people are into scat you know

>>42541180
A stupidly large number of people should be rounded up into a barn and set on fire.

>>42540227
This
Fanon Kaguya: neetguya, bitchguya, most worthless and arrogant shit to grace Gensokyo
Canon Kaguya: a nice and talkative, if sheltered noble girl

Fanon Mokou: so awesome, did nothing wrong, much meme
Canon Mokou: crazy dumb fuck who killed without a second thought to exchange nobility status of de facto rulers of Japan for empty revenge, then randomly killed everyone in sight for several centuries and even now hadn't figured out nothing more to do with her life than fucking around as courier and punching things during accidents

>>42542582
To be fair, while Kaguya is probably the closest thing the Eientei group has to someone with a sense of morality, she still comes across as pretty indifferent to all the murdering Eirin does, so she's hardly a saint, either.
Nowhere near as nuts as the girl who deliberately lives like a smelly homo due to her immense self-loathing, though.

>>42543546
>she still comes across as pretty indifferent to all the murdering Eirin does
not sure how clearly stated it is but i get the feeling that kaguya is trying to get eirin to be less horrible to everyone else. either that or eirin is trying to improve on her own, with her working as a pharmacist and all. sure she still gets paid but they probably don't really need the money

>>42548040
its notable that eirin is really lenient with the pay on medical services, letting people get help first and pay way later. shes not that bad

>>42542582
But I like Mokou because she's an asshole that did a bunch of fucked up things.

>>42542582
Canon Mokou wasn't nearly as bloody as you're saying. Her vengeance up to when she met Iwakasa was pretty aimless and petty, and then, murdering Iwakasa was probably done under the influence of Sakuyahime.
Kaguya almost condemned the whole Lunar Capital to death by her selfish actions; she also separated Eirin from the city she built and from her beloved pupils

>>42548211
Plus she was probably insane when she went on her 300 year long killing spree.

>>42548211
>Kaguya almost condemned the whole Lunar Capital to death by her selfish actions
What? Do you mean taking the elixir? That was a personal basis, she wasn't condemning them all.
>>42548412
Not an excuse, plus by "probably insane" implies the chance she was perfectly sane but just wanted to kill her boredom
>>42542582
What I hate about Mokou is her (so far) not admitting her father was a piece of shit. Not only did he straight up lie to Kaguya but he treated Mokou like shit too. I guess if she admits he was bad her killing innocent people (slowly and horribly, burning to death isn't pretty) gets a lot worse
>>42548193
I like Mokou but can't stand her fans who pretend Mokou is perfect and hate Kaguya for no reason, aka the typical Mokou fan

>>42548211
Also, Eirin left of her own accord. Yes, she did it out of guilt for Kaguya, but Eirin made that final decision. Even in SSiB Eirin admits she doesn't care about the moon anymore.

>>42548211
>she also separated Eirin from the city
You phrase it as if Eirin isn't the one most responsible for the Hourai Elixir. Eirin's exile is self-imposed.

>>42548572
Taking the elixir generated impurity. This impurity would completely nullify the Lunarians' immortality. Kaguya's senseless actions sent the whole capital into crisis.
Then afterwards, she messed with humans for her pleasure. Granted, these humans were not saints, but she brought ruin on them and ignored all of their feelings, including of the Emperor. A
I will pick the citation in CiLR later but Mokou wasn't as bloody in her "killing spree" as many people imply. The only killing she feels remorse for is Iwakasa's, and she was probably not completely at fault for this.
I do not dislike Kaguya or like Mokou, but I feel that reading CiLR and getting a "Mokou bad" impression misses the whole point of her segment. Kaguya isn't a demon, but arguably the Earth has done a great favour to her personality.

>>42548595
>>42548596
All of the instability in Eirin's life was caused by that guilt. Kaguya didn't even care about Eirin until recently, now that she's supporting the expansion of connections with the outside.
Eirin really doesn't miss the Lunar Capital, but you can tell she misses the Watatsukis, and they miss her a lot. In fact, this could be my bad reading comprehension, but I get the feeling they would gladly betray the capital just to welcome Eirin back. Eirin's exile has caused unrest and made their position in the moon unsafe; were it not for Reisen's escape, they might have been framed as helping the lunar invaders and who knows what else.
Again, Kaguya isn't at fault for Eirin's decision, but she's the reason for it.

>>42548644
Chang'e has also taken the elixir and yet she's imprisoned still in the capital. If the impurity that was being generated was truly that bad would Chang'e not be banished to the earth too?
The humans also went up to Kaguya first. She didn't go out of her way to "mess" with them. As for their advances, this was a time period where women weren't allowed to straight up reject men, especially ones that were a higher class than them. (Referring to Kaguya's foster family) Mokou's dumbass dad did not get the hint and embarrassed his own family as a result.
I read CiLR too, and she does kill a lot of people. The fact she doesn't regret killing them is bad.
And I'm the same. I actually like both of them for their faults, but imo people in the Touhou fandom (god I hate that word) greatly exaggerate Kaguya's flaws while downplaying Mokou's.

>>42548678
>she's the reason for it
Duh? But it still really doesn't matter, Eirin is maybe millions of years old and super intelligent, she was able to weigh risks and she made the decision to do what she did.
What was Mokou's reason for killing random innocent people? Because Kaguya exposed her dad for being a liar hundreds of years prior?

See? See this thread? This is why I hate the moonbitches and their drama. It's the Touhou equivalent of cancel culture. Who did what and why. Who gives a shit?

>>42548748
Go back to playing with your dolls Alice, the big boys are talking

>>42548684
>Those who use the Hourai Elixir take on the same taint as humans.
This is the citation for impurity being brought by the elixir. Chang'e is being held locked up in the moon; we don't have more information so any theories would be foolish, but the Hourai Elixir brings impurity, and it was created by Kaguya's insistence. To quote her on why she became interested in Earth,
>I was bored

>>42548842
Okay, so I still don't really see a source on how personally taking the Elixir impacts the rest of the culture, and how Chang'e is still presently on the moon, so I'm just going to disregard your first comment on her "condenming the lunarians" or whatever. To quote Mokou on why she killed those innocent people those 300 years:
>I was bored

>>42548873
Kaguya's profile in IN:
>She had Eirin make the Hourai Elixir - a forbidden medicine - out of self-interest and consumed it.
>The crime was soon discovered and Kaguya was executed for it.
The only reason further action wasn't taken was that well, it was impossible. Kaguya was so irresponsible she was executed.
as I said, barely anything is said about Chang'e. A small amount of impurity is naturally present, but if I were to hazard a guess she should be locked up on someplace where her impurity wouldn't affect the whole capital.

>>42548842
>created by Kaguya's insistence
By Eirin, though, who clearly didn't protest against Kaguya enough. And before you say "Kaguya was a princess who might be above Eirin in ranking" Eirin was a founder of the Lunarian Capital who should by all means know the impact of an impure elixir. Either the elixir isn't this expanding mass of impurity as you're implying or Eirin wasn't aware of her own product's consequences.

>>42548873
Also, about Mokou's "killing spree":
>The next three hundred years I spent harboring a grudge against this world, and was able to preserve the faintest sense of identity by immediately dispatching anything that crossed my path, youkai or otherwise.
This would be pretty damning. However, the word used isn't killing. Next,
>For the next three hundred years the youkai in the area couldn't hold my interest anymore, and I lost all motivation towards anything, surrendering to tedium
She was fighting, mainly with youkai, and if they couldn't hold her interest, that's because they were weak but still didn't stop existing. She even says before that she stayed in hiding for 300 years, evading any contact with humans, so during her "killing" spree she was hardly in the streets of Edo or something

>>42548916
>A small amount of impurity is naturally present
What do you mean by that? Drinking the elixir makes you immortal. There should be no difference between Kaguya and Chang'e, immortality is immortality. Nobody is arguing that Kaguya asked for the elixir out of ignorance, but she didn't doom the Capital by drinking it.

>>42548935
And what would the "otherwise" in her quote refer to? Plus, in a franchise full of youkai that display full emotions and pain it's still bad that she 'displaced' them out of her own bottled up emotions. I don't know why the location of this matters, also.

>>42548935
Mokou does admit to killing Iwakasa, and with a heavy heart also. I find it very difficult to believe that she would not put the killings of other humans in similar wording.
>>42548922
Yeah, Eirin is smart, but she has plenty of faults. Let's remember, her profile states she had Eirin make it for her. Then when Eirin comes with the lunar emissaries,
>Eirin felt very sorry for Kaguya because she wasn't punished even though she was the one who made the elixir. Her desire for redemption was so strong that she was ready to do anything for Kaguya, so she decided to live on Earth with Kaguya
Eirin did not make this as a rational calculation. In fact, according to the last chapter of CiLR:
>Whenever confronted with anything she could not understand, she would pretend to purposefully act composed. It was to prevent revealing she was unsteady.
So she's not nearly as perfect in her dealings

>>42548935
i don't really get how people literally think with absolute certainty that mokou burnt entire villages to the ground while laughing like the joker when its pretty clear that she was just getting into fights with whoever she met out of frustration. sure maybe she actually killed someone, i'm not saying she was a saint, but she wasn't a mass murderer either

>>42548940
There is a small amount of impurity naturally on the moon, I forgot the last part. We can't say she didn't "doom" the capital; she was subject to the highest punishment for any Lunarian, and her drinking of the elixir, which should have been a private affair, was pretty quickly discovered, showing its effects. The mere presence of an impure being on the moon is unsettling to Lunarians; that's the whole reason for Yukari using Yuyuko and Junko using the fairies.

>>42548991
>I find it very difficult to believe that she would not put the killings of other humans in similar wording.
That's because she knew his name and he treated her with kindness. She's friends with youkai now, so why isn't she guilty for 'dispatching' all the ones she randomly attacked previously? Can't it be said she does the same with humans?
>Whenever confronted with anything she could not understand, she would pretend to purposefully act composed. It was to prevent revealing she was unsteady.
The key words are 'not understand'. She understood perfectly what happened, as she was the cause of it. She had plenty of years to think it over when Kaguya was living on Earth by herself.

>>42548572
>I like Mokou but can't stand her fans who pretend Mokou is perfect and hate Kaguya for no reason, aka the typical Mokou fan

Some people just seem to have a difficult time understanding that you can like a character for their flaws.

>>42548957
Humans. But as >>42549004 said, it's not like she set out to kill people. She simply stayed in one place attacking everything that came; you would think that the humans, who already hated her in the previous three hundred year period, would not come near her for fear.

>>42549022
That's not the fans who I'm referring to. I'm talking about the fans who pretend she didn't do anything wrong and portray Kaguya as the antichrist even though she really didn't do anything wrong to Mokou herself.
Hell, I'm ready to say the 'hot take' that Kaguya doesn't hate Mokou at all.

>>42549019
No, she didn't understand.
>Well, that's not quite accurate. I was the perpetrator of that crime. I was confident in my knowledge. And, because I was too confident, I committed a minor error
>That minor error was to give the Hourai Elixir, that is, the elixir of immortality and eternal youth, to Princess Kaguya.
Later,
>I decided that in order to help her live an easier life, I would prepare a place where she could live as a human. I thought I could atone for my sin like that.
Unless you suggest Eirin takes pride in being a sinner, it's clear here that she feels responsible for something that Kaguya planned and Kaguya did

>>42549019
Because dispatching a youkai is hardly killing it. She feels no remorse because she didn't cause a youkai genocide, nor a human mass murder.

>>42549041
She is probably annoyed with Mokou on the basis that she keeps harassing her over a perceived misdeed. I could see Kaguya hitting her with a "I don't even know who you are." during their first encounter.

>>42549041
What I would say is that when I first read CiLR, I had a very bad impression of Mokou. But rereading it, it's clear that that isn't the aim of her chapter. If anything, I would have a bigger suspicion of the description of her spell cards. These do suggest something strange, but it's so strange and inconclusive that I think I would like to reread it a few more times to fully understand it.
The notion I would like to combat is that Mokou was cold-bloodedly killing people for three hundred years, which is simply not true. Kaguya is also largely, though not entirely, responsible for the events which, according to Eirin,
>But after Princess Kaguya's great crime and subsequent exile to Earth, the moon changed enormously.

>>42549052
But, again, it's Eirin who did it in the first place. She feels guilt that the moonies punished Kaguya, instead of Eirin who actually made it. That suggests the Kaguya really didn't know the full impact of her suggestion. She's a sheltered and ignorant princess, who probably thought of it of a toy, but because how strict Lunarian Culture is she underestimated the consequences. Hell, the fact Eirin calls it a "minor error" suggests that because of their positions, Eirin thought Kaguya (and herself) could get off scotch free. If Eirin knew they were going to "kill" and then exile her I highly doubt Eirin would have ever made it.
>>42549059
I only say dispatch is a fancy word for kill because of the "otherwise" in that same sentence.

>>42549069
I agree with the "I don't even know who you are" part because of Mokou's huge appearance change (hell, I don't know if Mokou ever went and saw Kaguya beforehand) but I have to disagree with the rest. Kaguya went and provoked the protags of IN to "assassinate" Mokou knowing she couldn't die - hell, it was actually Mokou that was annoyed. But even recently through AoCF Reisen mentioned to Mokou that Kaguya wants "bygones to be bygones" and invites her to a moon viewing.

>>42539384
I like it too

>>42549102
Is "dispatch" even an appropriate translation in the first place? Most of the results I see for "退治する" translate it as "extermination", which is a lot harsher.
>>42549041
Kaguya probably views Mokou as somewhere between a playmate and a friend. She doesn't have any reason to hold a grudge against Mokou, and her chapters in BAiJR and CiLR show her doing things that don't involve Mokou at all, or even thinking about her, while much of Mokou's character revolves around her grudge against Kaguya, which may or may not be completely genuine at this point. To Mokou, it was probably largely an attempt to push away her self-loathing by villainizing Kaguya and blaming her for all her own poor decisions, combined with an excuse to go wild and distract herself from her boredom. I doubt she can actually bring herself to hate Kaguya all that much after all those years.

>>42549102
But that's my point. Eirin did not know the consequences, that's why she feels guilty. I would also doubt that Kaguya did not know what would happen; she mentions she was bored with the moon and wanted the Earth, so it's not impossible that she did want to be exiled. But again, Eirin feels remorse for something which was entirely Kaguya's doing. Were it not for her decisions, the moon wouldn't have "changed forever", and she would likely still be with her pupils.

>>42549117
By Chireikiden they're already walking together in the village so I doubt there is any issue nowadays. Hell, Mokou mentions the "joy" of killing eachother... The rivalry is much more of a reason of life for Mokou than something she is genuinely aggrieved for.

>>42549227
As for dispatch, if it would be better translated as "extermination", that is a word that generally pairs much more with youkai than humans in Touhou. I would be curious if it's the same extermination as Reimu's, which would definitely knock it down in a scale of violence.

>>42549227
The only times I can think of Kaguya bothering Mokou is IN extra, which may have another meaning, and one chapter in Inaba of the Moon where she eats one of Mokou's dried fish? or whatever.
Hell, I don't think she even mentions killing or being killed by Mokou...

>>42549227
I don't know much Japanese, but it does track with how... varied the translations are.
I do hope in the future we see Kaguya show more interest/concern for Mokou, seeing as how Kaguya-centric Mokou is like you said. It does pull at my heartstrings a little bit that Mokou panicked at first with how she thought Kaguya was leaving, yet Kaguya never found out. And agreed, but I don't think Mokou will ever say it out loud. As said before, I think either admitting she doesn't fully hate Kaguya or admitting her dad was kind of a shit person would make her confront the fact that her life has essentially been full of hate supporting a lie.
Regardless, I hope we can both agree that both characters are pretty damn good and it sucks that people reduce them down to their memes.

>>42549270
I don't want to argue this point any more but I still will not see it as entirely Kaguya's fault. Yes, she wanted it, but it was Eirin who gave in and did it in the first place. And even further when Eirin decided to live on Earth with Kaguya after probably debating it for years, even moreso when Eirin could have simply just dragged Kaguya back to the moon like she was told to.

>>42549326
That's fair. I just think that Kaguya's actions were thoughtless; she definitely became a better person once she came to the Earth, and it probably was better for Eirin in the long run too. I just feel it for the lunar rabbits, who were killed, and for the Watatsukis, which seem to miss Eirin a lot.

>>42533168
I GET IT ALREADY KAGUYA!
You have hated her for a fucking millennium. Complain about something else for once.

>>42549286
If you want to look how Reimu actually does extermination, look at Fortune Teller. Danmaku fights in main series aren't extermination. And even if they were, Mokou's rampage wasn't in current play-pretend Gensokyo, but in old medieval-early modern Japan where youkai actually killed humans and humans answered in kind.
Also 退治 isn't some special medieval priest terminology, it's a simple Japanese word meaning "extermination", "eradication" - in short, destruction that is total. It doesn't have "gently knocking down" among its meanings.

>>42549007
Given how short Kaguya's exile was intended to be, I don't think the Lunarian really cared all that much about her "sin". Sure, their initial reaction was rather harsh, and they'd likely lock her up like they did Chang'e (which is probably the main reason Eirin didn't want to take her back), but if they really despised her so much, they would've left her to not rot on Earth, instead of ordering the Lunar Emissaries to bring her back. Clearly the impurity caused by the elixir isn't an insurmountable issue to them.
The only other reason I can think of for them to bring an end to Kaguya's exile is if they desperately needed her power to sustain their pure land. In that case Kaguya may have actually doomed the Lunar Capital to a slow death at the hands of entropy, but only through an unwillingness to prop up the moon's futile struggle against impurity. The Lunarians' own motives would be impure and selfish in that case, which makes them not particularly sympathetic.

>>42549303
I think the Chireikiden chapter was a good start for this, it showed that they both don't hate each other like the fandom likes to portray and they can hang out without killing each other. Not just that they are visiting the village together but also because Mokou gets into Eieintei without any difficulties and Kaguya only lets the people in she wants to.
Also I have to agree that they are both good characters because of their flaws and characters with actual flaws are just way more interesting and the fact that Mokou got a backstory chapter where we get to read everything she has done wrong and how shitty she feels about it makes her an even better character (and now I'm not so sure that Mokou really killed people for 300 years or not, both arguments sound plausible).

hahaha, what the fuck is moko to the beauty of kaguya? kaguya a love princess, deep elgendary beauty unmatch by all. she the helen of troy, the aphrodite of greece, the maiden of the moon. moko, she the whore of babylon, the catamite of egypt, the stink, the smell, the disgust of the DOG. DOG moko is,s he mangy mutt need to be but down and put to the dog bpund so she be sleeped. moko, dont make me laugh, wha a pig, wha a bafoon. kaguya, oh my kaguya, she is the beauty, the grace, the intellect, she the lunarian goddess, th earth goddess, she bring a nation togethe,r MOKON ONLY DESTRY, a slut unfit, not even the lowest male fuck her, her vagina rotting away, but kaguya, she a oure perfect wife, she an ideal of all, kaguya foreve rbe the best touhou, moko forever be the worst

>>42558487
Let this be a reminder to anons to avoid posting while you're absolutely tanked.

>>42549364
>and for the Watatsukis, which seem to miss Eirin a lot
Let's be real, they're probably better off without her. I don't think Eirin's a great influence on anyone.

Quick, hate her harder! The rival thread about hating Kaguya is going to win!

>>42558618
Even I can manage to write something somewhat coherent when trashed. Not to say it'll be quality, but that post is just awful.

>>42566017
Whoever reaches the archive without bump limit is hated less.
Whoever reaches bump limit first is hated more.
Who will win this hate spree on /jp/? Team Mokou or Team Kaguya? The race is on!

Between Mokou and Kaguya which do you think is more likely to let you do borderline torture levels of BDSM with them?

>>42576437
Kaguya has a healthy pride, while Mokou suffers from immense self-loathing and is likely desperate enough to do anything if she loves you and is afraid you may come to hate her if she doesn't please you enough.

>>42570023
mokou is simply cooler and way more interesting than that filthy neet, that's why she has more haters

>>42576465
>Kaguya has a healthy pride

But maybe she'd also like to have it recreationally trampled on behind closed doors.

i fucking love this hobo
imagine getting the doc to make hourai elixir and spending an eternity with the 'kou

>>42580273
An eternity of making Mokou a mom, thousands of times over

>>42580273
>>42582278
>accidentally making an empire over thousand of years of impregnating mokou

>>42582362
"Accidentally"

>>42582996
you kind of loss track of your hourai decendants after a few hundred years, and it's not like i would plan anything beyond enjoying my eternity with Mokou

>>42584022
You're just enjoying life in the outside world with Mokou after living there long enough to want a change of scenery.
You and here just find some isolated mountain to make a shack in isolation enjoying each other fully and living off thr land, helps to to access to technology, even if the nearest town is miles and miles away.
You and mokou have had many kids, them growing up then seeming to stop aging anywhere from about their late teens to early adulthood, you both figured its normal enough.
You've lost count personally but have their names and a picture of their face expertly carved onto a large piece of stone in the backyard(its almost photorealistic thanks to having nothing else to do)
Time passes and you eventually have to get a second slab of stone to continue the project on.
Wow, the list is really long huh?
Eventually a vehicle, not one you recognize off the bat as its almost silent and flies through the air more graceful then a bird decends near your little cabin in a clearing.
You go out to meet the strange visitor and almost don't recognize them, its child #87 with some people you don't recognize but realize they must be important thanks to their dress and way they carry themselves and they tell you that if you want too you should move in with them in the city.
You're confused but invite them in of course seeing as it's the first time you've had guests in about a few centuries.
They inform you that your children eventually just kinda took over as you've had thousands of them and they pretty much were just the last ones standing in all governmental positions and institutions of power.
Mokou thinks its funny, the one of the 15 kids your raising at the moment wants to move to the city to be with their big brothers and sisters.
You don't have any real objections since you could just come back anytime anyways
You soon realize that you're pretty the king of the outside world as your kids are all too happy to see you and ask you for advice in everything from ruling to life advice, to which you effectively bullshit as you've had the chance to read literally every history book ever made by this point.

>>42584176
very beautiful, just imagine all the adventures you would have with Mokou, exploring all there is to explore, getting new identities and living in the outside world for a while, coming back to your cabin whenever you had enough impregnating mokou over and over again

>>42584437
Perfect life with immortal human wife

>>42584535
Living with someone with all of Mokou's mental illnesses will never be "perfect".

>>42584562
It's okay, I have mental illnesses of my own.

>>42584577
That just compounds the issue, anon.

>>42584639
It's ultimately better to bother each other with our combined illnesses than to impose those illnesses on normal folks who can't handle it, don't you think?

>>42584562
i can help her...

>>42533168

I'm not letting you off that easy, Mokou!

>>42587735
>I'm not letting you off that easy, Mokou!
Let her die for god's sake

>>42588539
She's died so many times and it doesn't make her feel any better.

>>42584437
You wouldn't have anything else to do but impregnate her over and over, eventually you'll have billions of kids
Imagine in the future you mokou, and all your spawn picking up and moving to whole new solar system because you've run out of space locally.
And you just keep impregnating her even after

I want to consensually torture Mokou in a dungeon for hours! Afterwards I'll help her get cleaned up and we can have some drinks!

>>42595354
i think you are seriously underestimating the human potential, there is always something new or even old to do, plus doing the same things over and over it's always fun when you are doing it with the person you love. also i would not spend my entire time impregnating her, sometimes you just want to spend quality time with your loved one. and i would not try to impregnate her in every session

>>42595412
Imagine if kaguya did that to her as a prank
and mokou ended up liking it haha

>>42595428
Its not like you're trying to impregnate her, its just that you both enjoy raw unprotected sex and see little reason to pull out

>>42599370
Mokou throwing fights so Kaguya will drag her back to her dungeon and torture her! Kaguya getting weirded out once she notices that Mokou is doing it on purpose and avoiding her entirely!

>>42533168
okay kaguya

>>42599370
She must have already been interested if it was consensual.

>>42533168

>>42548040
This is stated in CiLR.
She thinks to herself that since they now live on Earth, she should adopt human customs too.
Kaguya mentions that the old Eirin would have never done such a thing and believes Gensokyo is wearing off on her.

>>42611297
me when