Yorihime Quest

[Lt Colonel Summers]

> Approach there and unroll the futon.
> Gently leave Reimu in the futon.
> "Sorry for doing this to your shrine, but it was a critical situation..."
> Stand up.
> "... and I have to find my sister and my friend."
> Leave the shrine.
> Remember who were involved in the Sake Bottle incident, aside of Yakumo.

>You unroll the futon and lay it on the floor.
>You then gently stuff Reimu in the futon.
>After that, you proceed to leave the shrine, and begin your search for Toyohime and Reisen.

NEW QUEST ADDED!
-Your Princess Is In Another...Where?: You got separated from Toyohime and Reisen after being attacked by the Foreign Military. You need to find them...and rescue them if they were captured.

>According to eyewitnesses reports by the moon rabbits, they saw a woman dressed in blue on the same day the Sake was stolen. With not enough details, you could only guess the thief is another one of Yakumo's friends.

[Tashi]

> Any special details about that individual aside of the blue dress?
> Recall solvers of the Fairy Incident.

[Lt Colonel Summers]

> Any special details about that individual aside of the blue dress?
> Recall solvers of the Fairy Incident.

>The moon rabbits had allegedly claimed that the woman in blue is...literally ignored completely by the Lunarians as though she's invisible. Maybe this is how the individual in question is able to get away with the Sake without anyone noticing.
>The four people who came to repel the Fairy Invasion of the moon are Reimu, Marisa, Reisen and that green-haired shrine maiden whose name you don't know.

[Tashi]

> Do we know about ghosts or phantoms that reside in the moon? Or we don't even know how those things look like?
> How much do we know abou Marisa?

[Lt Colonel Summers]

> Do we know about ghosts or phantoms that reside in the moon? Or we don't even know how those things look like?
> How much do we know abou Marisa?

>The moon is no place for death, so ghosts and phantoms shouldn't exist up there. Also, you have no idea what they look like.

>Aside from being a trigger-happy witch that first came to the moon with Reimu on a (unsanctioned) expedition, you don't know much about Marisa.

[Tashi]

> Look around to the distances. Is there any Foreign Military sign?
> What do we have around us, aside of a forest?

[Lt Colonel Summers]

> Look around to the distances. Is there any Foreign Military sign?
> What do we have around us, aside of a forest?

>Aside from the village, you see no signs of the Foreign Military.
>Absolutely nothing, aside from a forest.

[Tashi]

> What? Not even a single helicopter?
> Well, if they aren't around, then start flying upwards until we are at great height.
> Examine again the distance and mark any point of interest.

[Lt Colonel Summers]

//I guess I didn't word my previous post correctly...

> What? Not even a single helicopter?
> Well, if they aren't around, then start flying upwards until we are at great height.
> Examine again the distance and mark any point of interest.

>There are still helicopters patrolling around the vicinity of the village...
>Although because its nighttime right now, its probably harder for the pilots to see things, even if they have those on-board searchlights.
>You start flying upwards. Hopefully the dark of the night helps conceal you from the Foreign Military's eyes.
>Much further west, you see the mountain where the Eagle Ravi had their forward base from back during the Fairy Invasion.
>However, Reisen was right about it being sealed off by the Foreign Military, because you can also see the telltale signs of searchlights from helicopters, watchtowers and whatever pieces of military hardware the Foreign Military has.
>You can't see any other points of interest in the dark of the night.

[Tashi]

> Maybe they are there...?
> Start exploring. We need to find someone to obtain more information. Don't get closer to areas where the Foreign Military is.

[Lt Colonel Summers]

> Maybe they are there...?
> Start exploring. We need to find someone to obtain more information. Don't get closer to areas where the Foreign Military is.

>You wonder if the Foreign Military have set up their base of operations at the mountain, and if Toyohime and Reisen are held there.
>You then start exploring around, while being careful not to get too close to anywhere the Foreign Military has occupied.

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>Your exploration brings you not too far from the outskirts of the village (but not close enough for Foreign Military patrols there to notice you).
>Here, you see what appeared to be a normal villager chasing after something small, getting further away from the village with each step she takes.
>The villager soon catches up with whatever she is chasing, and tackles it onto the ground with a pounce.

[andykhang]

>Perform a perception check
>>If it what she think it is...go toward them.

//Maybe later, but Yorihime need to calm down and realize that Yukari have something to do with it.

[Tashi]

> Approach with caution. We can't trust everyone we see at first sight now...

[Lt Colonel Summers]

>Perform a perception check
>>If it what she think it is...go toward them.

//Maybe later, but Yorihime need to calm down and realize that Yukari have something to do with it.

//oh, Yukari has something to do with it, all right. Just not the way you think...

>You do a perception check on the villager, and see that she is indeed, just a villager. A little girl, to be exact. She has orange hair, and is wearing a straw jacket over her sleepwear (must've been woken up from sleep abruptly).
>You also see what she was chasing just now, currently held in a bear hug. It appears to be...a book that's moving on its own?

> Approach with caution. We can't trust everyone we see at first sight now...

>You approach the little girl very cautiously.
>As the little girl begins to tie up the animated book with some rope, she raises her head and notices you.
>Rather than being freaked out, she just stares at you for about three seconds before asking "Miss, what are you doing here at such a late time?"

[Tashi]

> Don't appear menacing if we were.
> "Oh... I... like night walks. The moon is always something beautiful to watch."
> Smile a bit.

[Lt Colonel Summers]

> Don't appear menacing if we were.
> "Oh... I... like night walks. The moon is always something beautiful to watch."
> Smile a bit.

>"Oh, I see." The girl said as she smiles back.
>She finishes tying up the animated book, which then stops being an animated book.
>"This little fellow started moving on its own just now, and I chased it all the way here..." She added.

//an orange-haired girl with books. Guess which 2hu that is?

[Tashi]

> "Is it yours? Chasing a moving book might not be a good idea... specially at this hours of the night..."
> Look mildly confused.

[Lt Colonel Summers]

> "Is it yours? Chasing a moving book might not be a good idea... specially at this hours of the night..."
> Look mildly confused.

>"Well, sort of..." The girl says. "I have a book renting store in the village. I wanted to make sure no books go missing on their own..."

[Tashi]

> "And it seems that book tried to go missing... by itself."
> Chuckle a bit.
> Ponder if, by the mouths of those of the Foreign Military, we are known in Gensokyo for our head having a prize still wanting to be claimed.
> "Speaking of the village... May I ask you something?"

[Lt Colonel Summers]

> "And it seems that book tried to go missing... by itself."
> Chuckle a bit.
> Ponder if, by the mouths of those of the Foreign Military, we are known in Gensokyo for our head having a prize still wanting to be claimed.
> "Speaking of the village... May I ask you something?"

>Maybe the bounty placed on your head by the Foreign Military is known thorough Gensokyo, but its highly unlikely that young children like this little girl here knows what the word "bounty" means.
>"What about the village? Are you not from there?" The girl asks.

[Tashi]

> "I'm afraid not."
> Shake our head.
> "I was wondering about those-" Point to the helicopters. "-things..."

[Lt Colonel Summers]

> "I'm afraid not."
> Shake our head.
> "I was wondering about those-" Point to the helicopters. "-things..."

>The little girl turns to see what you are pointing at, seeing the helicopters that are patrolling the airspace around the village.
>She then turns back toward you. "Those things? They came with some strange people in strange suits of armor several months ago. One of them said something about protecting Gensokyo from something evil...I heard Miss Reimu doesn't like them at all..."

[Tashi]

> "Hm?"
> Raise an eyebrow.
> "Months? So they are here for a very long time, huh... Tell me, did they tried to harm you in all this time, or said anything of more relevance?"

[Lt Colonel Summers]

> "Hm?"
> Raise an eyebrow.
> "Months? So they are here for a very long time, huh... Tell me, did they tried to harm you in all this time, or said anything of more relevance?"

>The little girl thought about it for a few seconds before giving her answer. "Um...They haven't harmed anyone of the villagers, and they said something about staying away from the nor..."
>The little girl is interrupted as a light that came from the direction of the village shone upon her.
>"Hey, little girl. What are you doing here at such a late time?" You hear a voice said. A male voice whose accent doesn't sound Japanese at all.
>"You should be under curfew along with the rest of the village." Said a second voice, also male and with a similar foreign accent.
>You then see two people slowly walking toward the little girl. They are soldiers of the Foreign Military, and both of them are brandishing assault rifles...

[Tashi]

> They lighted at us?

[Lt Colonel Summers]

> They lighted at us?

>No, they were pointing their flashlights at the little girl. They said something about a curfew, so maybe they are just surprised to see a child being up in the middle of nowhere at late night.
>But then, they seem to have noticed you...
>Both soldiers immediately trained their assault rifles at you. One of them said to the little girl, "Stand aside, young one! This woman is very dangerous!"

[the old guy]

>We can block a master spark with our sword. Could we do something similar with bullets?

[Lt Colonel Summers]

>We can block a master spark with our sword. Could we do something similar with bullets?

>Maybe. But a Master Spark is very wide, making it easy to block one by just putting the sharp end of your sword in front of it. Bullets, however, especially ones from assault rifles, are not as easy because they are much smaller, tends to be fired in large numbers and are going to have at least minimal spread...

[andykhang]

>We do have godly swordmanship though, right? To be sure, instantly goes to them, appear from behind and knock them out.

[Lt Colonel Summers]

>We do have godly swordmanship though, right? To be sure, instantly goes to them, appear from behind and knock them out.

//If you could do that in this CYOA, then you could've just steamrolled through the Foreign Military and ended the Quest in less than one page worth of posts. This might qualify as godmodding, so I'm reluctant to do it.