/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>45265343
thanks!

>>44809779
Can't accidentally let a threat in if you treat everything like a threat!
Good thinking anon!

Meiling has one(1) thread!

>>43923820
Kaguya, Marisa, Parsee, Reisen, Yuugi, Yuuka, and if you don't mind using a translator (Or can actually speak japanese) Eirin, Watatsuki no Toyohime, Satori, Koishi, Hatate, Reimu (Yes, a lot of her dialog is still untranslated), Okina, Alice, and maybe a few I missed.

Surprisingly, most of the EoSD cast has fairly sparse dialog, and it doesn't make a lot of sense unless you roleplay as a butler for the SDM.
I think it's that thing where no one wants to touch the more popular characters for fear of fucking it up even just a little and getting backlash, or because most people take being called a secondary too seriously and avoid 2hu waifu's they believe are more "baisic" for lack of a better word.

If you want to have a more in-depth discussion then go to the general, cancerous as it is, since that's the proper place for that kind of talk.

>>43589932
Meiling has a beautiful voice, and she's always happy to show off her martial arts skill!
It's the Claymore she brings out when she's drunk!

>"Herro! Howa you?"

Sakuya glares at her, and although you can't see it, you are certain those eyes are doing their best attempt to jump out and slice her throat open.

>"Cut it out Meiling, it's not funny. You are supposed to show an example you know."

>"Oh come on Sakuya, can't I have a little fun? I get little enough as it is you know. And besides, it's not every day you see someone new!"

She must be referring to you. Sakuya called her Meiling so that must be her name, you hope.

>"You have enough "fun" at the gates as far as I have been able to tell."

>"Oh come oooooon, you'd be bored out of your mind if you did my job."

>"I'd also stop that bloody theif from destroying the Mistress's library!"

>"Hey, whenever I try and fight her, she wins and I get hurt real bad, so it's not like it matters!"

The two start to quarrel over... something. You honestly have no idea what this is based on, but it's interesting to watch.
A few minutes later, "Meiling" seems to realize you're still standing there.

>"Just because I'm not a neat freak doesn't make me useless. And besides, you've kept this lovely young man waiting for a while now, trying to one-up me!"

Sakuya freezes at this realization, now probably uncomfortably aware of the person she specifically got to go outside to help her.
You can see the back of her ear from where you are standing, and it looks to be going a shade of bright red. She must have completely forgotten about you in her argument with Meiling.

>"N-no I..."

Meiling is smiling devilishly, clearly having won the argument by virtue of not being the one to forget what she was doing.
Sakuya slumps her shoulders just a tad after a few seconds of trying to come up with a counter.

>"Fine. But not a word of this to her."

>"You already know my terms~!"

You thought Meiling's smile was bright before, but she suddenly breaks out into a huge grin, showing off all her frontal teeth, and winking at Sakuya.
It wasn't all that clear before, but she had really warmed up Sakuya's cold demeanor quite well, even if the aforementioned was sulking a bit as she loaded the tea set into Meiling's wagon.
You did likewise, and Meiling caught your attention as you stood back up.

>"So, who are you? And where's Kourin?"

You can't help but answer her, even if you can just feel Sakuya's glare bore into the back of your skull. She's just too nice and friendly.

>"Oh, I'm Anon. Mr. Morichika has hired me to assist him in running the shop, while I learn Japanese- Say, I knew English wasn't well spoken around here, but you two seem to speak it just fine."

>"Mmm, Well Sakuya's a naitive speaker see? And as for me, well it's the main language around the Manor, so I picked it up a few centuries back."

Centuries? She can't possibly be serious... Although this is Gensokyo, she LOOKS human enough, and isn't nearly as frightening as Yuuka was yesterday.
You decide to just ask her about it. Something about her just puts you at ease somehow.

>"Well, yeah. Mansions don't guard themselves, you know. Although... Could it be... That you have forgotten where you are...?"

The red-haired woman's grin twists into an altogether more nerve-wracking sight.
She tilts her head downward, and you notice she has quite well-developed canines for a human.
Several seconds pass, and all you can to there is be frozen in sheer terror,
knowing for certain that there is nobody come to save you from being eaten alive by this girl who had seemed so nice just moments ago.

>>43228063
All that lazing around all day has it's effects!