Re: Touhou CYOA - Second edition
Not wanting to be a bad sport, Byakuren thought she should give Kanako the congratulations she had earned. The woman had the right kind of strenght, and the mage found herself respecting the opposition. Gathering up her crew, she leads them to meet with the purple-haired goddess, who just might be willing to help them with the boat-related issue as well.
The worst hassle and congratulating had already subsided as the group closed towards Kanako, who saw them coming from a long distance away. Despite her rather smug grin, the goddess didn't act arrogantly, she was just like the last time Byakuren met with her. "Hey there, how are you holding up? Good match, though you were a bit too easy to read. Give some time to practising that unpredictability and you'll start doing well in high-skilled battles like this." the purple-haired woman was instantly giving out some friendly advice towards the future. After introductions were exchanged between the rest of the group and Kanako, the mage layed out the question without too much hesitation. "Kanako-sama, there is an issue I'd like your help in, if it's not too much to ask." she politely addressed the issue, giving out the basic idea and plans for the immidiate future. The goddess listened with a semi-amused look, not giving out too much in the way of expressions or body language. Once the explanation was over, Kanako took a short moment to ponder. "Sounds so idealistic, but no-one's really given a try at something revolutionary like that before. It could work, maybe not to the extent you're hoping but if it makes the majority of both beings able to tolerate and live with the other, it's an admirable thing to dedicate yourself to. I'll give it some thought, and let you know when the event is over." With her word on the matter said for now, Kanako turned on her heels and started going back towards the celebrations, the paper ornaments on her rope ring dramatically fluttering in the evening breeze as she went. As Sanae and Suwako caught up with the woman, Byakuren gave a deep bow in her direction. "Whatever your answer will be, thank you..."
Soon afterwards, another feast was started in celebration for Kanako's victory. Before any excessive feasting started, Shikieiki took the stand. With a rather harsh tone, the Yama gave out a warning that any further massive disturbances would result in severe punishments. Having made her point, the judge stepped down and retreated to allow Kanako receive the gathered Gensokyo's toast in her honor. The thunder of the crowd was as intense as it had been for Byakuren and Murasa, which the goddess took in with her easygoing manner. Now actually gathered in a group, Byakuren considered that she and her companions at least would be able to avoid any issues with the authority-driven Shiki.
After a bit of feasting and drinking, Shou came up with the suggestion of finding another person to speak with about their future plans. The powerful individuals might me more willing to listen now that the atmosphere was merry and relaxed. Immidiately thinking about a few possibilities, Byakuren gathered her companions, and they started moving among the feasters.
A. Ask Eirin
B. Ask Yukari
C. Ask Satori
D. Someone else