>Follow her in.
>"You'd do that to her, anyways, given half the chance. But I appreciate the thought. Even if I would normally get just a little jealous of the attention you give her and not me."
>Teehee.
>"But, that's part of why I'm here. Kaguya and Eirin are responsible for what happened to the moon, and it's vitally important that we undo it. And, frankly, there's no one better for it, nor anyone who knows this forest better."
>You follow Mokou back towards the house.
>"Yeah, well...."
>"And yeah, I figured it was their doing. But I hate to disappoint you if you think I can just guide you to their front door or something. A century of knowing every bump and marker in this forest doesn't mean a damn thing with that spell of theirs. I swear I'm getting closer, but... And what's so vitally important about fixing it
now? It's been like this for years and nothing's blown up yet."
>Mokou opens the door and you step inside. The place looks almost exactly like you remember it. Well, aside from all the little touches you added yourself. The place always seemed rather more like a cabin than a house. It's effectively a single room, with a few small dividers between it, and the decor is quite spartan. You'd think two dozen lifetimes would give someone plenty of time to accumulate stuff, but Mokou just never really saw the point of it. Well, and there's not much stuff around to accumulate when you never leave the forest, either...
>"You never did say who she was," Moukou gestures towards Rumia. "You haven't said much for yourself, either, kiddo."
>"Quiz lady was talking," she replies, sounding a little huffy. "And you better not make her cry again!"