>"Is there anyone around here who might be able to teach me? Or at least see if I have any scrap of potential at all?"
>"A youkai who was once human? How does that work?">"You said there aren't any humans underground, though, right? Are there any former humans down here?"
>"Well, I'll keep my eyes out. How does one get to the surface from here, anyway?"
>"Ok, well, thanks again for everything. I'm going to go explore the 'safe' places a little, now. If Utsuho gets back before I do, can you let her know where I've gone, in case I manage to get myself kidnapped by some other oni in the process?"
> "Thank you"> Go explore the safe side of town
>What can we roughly see in each direction?>These are both on the safe side of town, right?
>Head west
>Take heart. We may be out of place, but this is still the chance of a lifetime. Bigger than that, even. Could we have even imagined we'd ever see a place like this?>Continue westward
>Bridge Street was the street we're not supposed to cross, right? Without heading out of Kay's turf?>Browse around the shops. Does anything catch our attention or interest?
> See if there's anything we could afford
>Probably best to just explore and take in the view for a while. Maybe find a reclusive corner and try to will ourself into the air a little as a throwaway attempt at this magic stuff. I mean... the others can do it already, right? So it wouldn't really attract attention, right?>Keep an eye out for anyone that DOESN'T look like an oni - they'd probably be a different type of youkai and need different treatment or expectations. Especially if they aren't held to Deva K's claim.
>Well, can't hide from every strange person here, or we'd never be able to get anywhere. And maybe it's only the oni that are weird about attacking random people? Hopefully.>Observe her a little more closely, and try to listen in on their conversation. Try not to be too obvious, if possible.
>recall oni-based legends from 'our' Gensokyo that may be useful in knowing what to expect.
>Wait for their negotiation to be finished, and then see where she goes.>If she notices us staring and says something: "Oh, sorry, I was just admiring your wings. They're so interesting looking. I'm, uh, new around here, in case it wasn't obvious."