#hashihiime

[frozenfairy]

“This is My Parsee. There are many like her, but this one is mine!”

[konngxrx]

@hashihiime

The oni had decided to stay and live in the darkness of former hell due to the events that had happened between her and a certain shrine maiden. The only time she leaves is when she is in need of getting something off her mind, but she is also going out to explore further into the unknown. She was certain that she heard some noises coming this way but wasn’t able to discover the source since it was so late when the sound came about. However, she only came to what seemed like a bridge that didn’t have anything to it...at first.

“No one. I guess they had already left the night before,” she stated before sighing softly at her efforts. Perhaps this would be a good time to rest from herself for when she had to go back, finding a rock that wasn’t too uncomfortable. It gave her time to think what a bridge would be doing here, who built it and what it’s purpose. 

[ghcstled-a]

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23. How organized are they? How does this organization/disorganization manifest in their everyday life?

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34. Thoughts on privacy? (Are they a private person, or are they prone to ‘TMI’?)

Frankly speaking, Yuyuko is the kind of a being who have no qualm sharing secrets about herself to other people as long as it doesn’t really hold any real implication and danger upon revealing them to… well… basically anyone under the sun. 

That is, to say, as long as the secret is something that was told to her by others and informed not to reveal, then she will respect that and not reveal it whatsoever. It’s not to say she is ‘private’ in a sense that she is an open book or that she is openly honest and whatnot.

This comes to play with the manner Yuyuko interacts with people; because of her vague and cryptic-like manner when it comes to what she says, one could say that she takes full advantage of such tactics that it comes off that she CAN say a secret but they DON’T know it’s a secret because of how she say it, being too vague to even decipher. Unless someone is of the similar mindset as Yuyuko (Yukari Yakumo being one), no one’s really sure if the secret she is saying is actually a secret said out in the open or just another one of her eccentricities.

Basically, it boils down to this; Yuyuko Saigyouji is the type of a person who does not mind revealing a secret and openly says things that should be kept as a secret but- unless this is something that has some dire consequences and, thus, should not be revealed willy-nilly to just anyone- most of the time, the manner she says these kind of things on a layer upon layer of cryptic statements that one is not even sure if what she’s saying is something that is a secret revealed or just some random mumbo-jumbo.

To put it to perspective via an example; that one part during the ‘Ten Desires’ play-through (during Reimu’s playthrough), Yuyuko knows about the going-ons between the ‘Divine Spirits’ but instead of replying directly towards the main character (Reimu) that she is not the cause and that the cause is from someone in the Myouren Temple (but not necessarily the Myouren crew directly speaking), she gave vague hints for them to figure out the context she was talking about. 

So, this is more on a case of ‘Yuyuko may or may not be telling a secret, but I’m not sure if what she’s saying is what I think of is or she’s in one of her flight of fancies again’ thing. Same thing when it comes to secrets (in general) and whatnot. She’s not exactly the type who keeps her private life to herself, yes, but it’s more of how can you tell if what she’s saying IS her private life.

That sort of thing.

[astrologistsgaze]

@hashihiime

　 　 “I never left. Did you ever find that girl you’re looking for? 　 　 I don’t believe I ever did meet her.” Parsee. No.

“You’d be quite surprised to know I have found her in Gensokyo. And be even more surprised to know I found her alive. And unharmed. And not in captivity. Almost as rare as a lowly human to become friends with a manifestation of jealousy, wouldn’t you agree?”