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>>18337004
Seija's extremely weird morally. If we only consider morality within amanojakus and disregard all others, Seija would be lawful good if only because amanojaku beliefs and morals are the complete opposite of a human's where killing, stealing, insulting others and everything else like that is good or is encouraged.

As >>18338189 said concerning Eiki's comments on morality, it involves the nature of that thing being judged and the adherence to one's nature. Seija is very much in-tune to her nature as an Amanojaku and thus is very much on the straight and narrow as far as amanojaku morality is concerned. To the rest of Gensokyo though, they'd be much more happy if she disappeared for good.