Reimu Quest (Part 7)

[Sect]

> "You... you really think it's the Boundary that's doing this? Not the other way around?"

[日巫子]

> "You... you really think it's the Boundary that's doing this? Not the other way around?"

> "Well, what could you do to the Boundary?"

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[Hello Purvis]

>That's an excellent question. What can we do?

Also, should we acknowledge our amnesia and get more information out of her?

[Sect]

> "The Hakurei bloodline [I[is[/I] pretty much tied to the Boundary. If something were to happen to me, it'd be bad for it. It's not possible that something did something to my soul, and it's affected the Boundary?"
> That said, that doesn't count out Kikuri's incident having delayed effects on the Boundary. This just confirms that she didn't do anything more that rip us apart then, and that the soul thing is a recent thing.

Might as well.

[Hello Purvis]

>"Does this sort of thing cause missing memories? Because I've had problems with that, too."

[日巫子]

>That's an excellent question. What can we do?

> Nothing, now that you think of it.  Your job has simply been to live, as you have been told many times that if you die, then the Boundary will fall.

> "The Hakurei bloodline is pretty much tied to the Boundary. If something were to happen to me, it'd be bad for it. It's not possible that something did something to my soul, and it's affected the Boundary?"
> That said, that doesn't count out Kikuri's incident having delayed effects on the Boundary. This just confirms that she didn't do anything more that rip us apart then, and that the soul thing is a recent thing.

> "True, if something happens to you the Boundary is affected, but what if it works the other way around?" Eirin asks.  "...Is what I'm trying to get at."
> Even so, you're suspicious of Kikuri.

>"Does this sort of thing cause missing memories? Because I've had problems with that, too."

> "No, I don't think so.  What are you forgetting?"

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[Sect]

> "Well, everything about that incident three years ago. I thought yesterday was the first time I've met Kikuri, but apparently that wasn't the case."

[日巫子]

> "Well, everything about that incident three years ago. I thought yesterday was the first time I've met Kikuri, but apparently that wasn't the case."

> "Well, you hit your head quite hard, but not a single thing?  Have you talked to anyone who could have explained the situation to you?"

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[O4rfish]

>That last sentence isn't true.
>"I thought yesterday was the first time I've seen Kikuri since that time many years ago, but apparently that wasn't the case."

[Sect]

> Don't say that. While it's true, it's not necessary for Eirin to know and unrelated to what Eirin is saying right now.
> "Yukari's the only person who knows everything that went on, and she's gone. Everyone else just has bits and pieces of information, which is why I know to ask you about it. What I'm finding odd is why, if something so important happened, I can't remember a single thing or remember anyone telling me what happened. It's been three years, you'd think someone would've told me by now."

[日巫子]

>That last sentence isn't true.
>"I thought yesterday was the first time I've seen Kikuri since that time many years ago, but apparently that wasn't the case."

> Don't say that. While it's true, it's not necessary for Eirin to know and unrelated to what Eirin is saying right now.
> "Yukari's the only person who knows everything that went on, and she's gone. Everyone else just has bits and pieces of information, which is why I know to ask you about it. What I'm finding odd is why, if something so important happened, I can't remember a single thing or remember anyone telling me what happened. It's been three years, you'd think someone would've told me by now."

> "That is odd.  Either more people have forgotten about it, or have been irresponsible about telling you," Eirin says.  "Or they don't know you forgot.  I'm leaning towards the latter two, because at least here, everyone remembers the incident."

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[O4rfish]

>"You don't think it was some sort of time distortion, and I remember things differently because I'm tied to the barrier?"

[日巫子]

>"You don't think it was some sort of time distortion, and I remember things differently because I'm tied to the barrier?"

> "But has this happened to you before?  Not being able to remember an incident?"

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[Hello Purvis]

>"Not to my knowledge. The question is, can you do anything about it?"

[日巫子]

>"Not to my knowledge. The question is, can you do anything about it?"

> Eirin shakes her head.  "No.  I'm sorry."

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[Hello Purvis]

>"I stumped the great doctor twice today. I wonder if I should be proud of that?"
>"So, what did happen here during that whole thing? And, how did I seem back then, after you fixed me up? You're one of the few people who seems to have seen me then."

[日巫子]

>"I stumped the great doctor twice today. I wonder if I should be proud of that?"
>"So, what did happen here during that whole thing? And, how did I seem back then, after you fixed me up? You're one of the few people who seems to have seen me then."

> "If you think it's an accomplishment," Eirin says.
> "Well, during that incident, the rabbits went a little wild.  I'd rather not talk about it, to be honest," she says with a sigh.  "You were unconscious when I treated you, but I heard from the Inaba that you were awake by the end of the incident."

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[Sect]

> "The rabbits are always a little crazy, that's not weird."

[日巫子]

> "The rabbits are always a little crazy, that's not weird."

> "You saw them on the way in here, didn't you?  That's normal behavior for them."

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[Sect]

> "Oh, so... worse than that?"
> "Your rabbits might come from the moon, but aren't really lunatics, huh?!"

[日巫子]

> "Oh, so... worse than that?"
> "Your rabbits might come from the moon, but aren't really lunatics, huh?!"

> "Much worse."
> "Reimu PLEASE."

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[Hello Purvis]

>"The details are important for me to know. If you're worried I'm going to tell the reporters or Akyu or something, I'll promise to keep it to myself."

[日巫子]

>"The details are important for me to know. If you're worried I'm going to tell the reporters or Akyu or something, I'll promise to keep it to myself."

> "No.  That would violate doctor-patient confidentiality," Eirin says.

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[Hello Purvis]

>"It'd violate what?"

[日巫子]

>"It'd violate what?"

> "Let's put it this way: would you want me to go around telling everyone about our appointment today?"

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[Hello Purvis]

>"Well, no. But that's because I'd make your life hell if you did."

[日巫子]

>"Well, no. But that's because I'd make your life hell if you did."

> "I'll make sure to remember that," says Eirin, returning her attention to the petri dish.  "Now put yourself in the Inabas' shoes, or anyone else's, for that matter.  How would they feel?"

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[Hello Purvis]

>"I think they'd understand, because it's pretty important. Can you tel me this much, at least? Did the Bridge Princess get involved with that, too?"

[日巫子]

>"I think they'd understand, because it's pretty important. Can you tel me this much, at least? Did the Bridge Princess get involved with that, too?"

> "No, they'd be as upset as you would.  And yes, she was."

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[Hello Purvis]

>"Maybe, the situations aren't the same, but it's not worth getting into a fight over. Is the princess able to talk, or is she too busy holding that bubble up?"