/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>15098376

>>7775154
The weirdest thing she could do is using a voice changer, but I'd still cum like an animal because I'd know that the bear is still the one asking me to jerk off.

>>7299991
>the whole community has moved to the discord
>you are obviously going get left out if you stay here

>>6780580

>>6673203
here

What tattoo will Chihiro have?

>>5392885
At this point Chihiro has become her own character, that's also why she is older than Bea
Bea self inserts herself as the ugly bastard and wants to rape her

>>5325844
You will

>Still not a single story about Chihiro
She is not real, right?

>>4983637
yes

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She is gone

Final Yab

All I need to do now is wait; everything is about to come together. The result of months of work and a considerable chunk of my oil fortune.

To a computer scientist, finding something (or someone) is just a matter of narrowing down the possible places to look using indexed information, then exhaustively searching the rest. Well, sometimes it's just an exhaustive search. She's normally in Tokyo, but that metropolis truly is too vast to search with bruge force. But I could narrow it down, and it didn't have to be Tokyo.

I only had one photo, but it was enough. With the OpenStreetMap dataset and a bit of script-fu I had a list of places that might work: all 19,821 bridges in Japan between 20 and 120 metres in length that crossed a river. From there only the relatively simple task of grabbing satellite images and streetview and uploading the entire dump to mechanical turk.

A flyover city might be considerably easier to search than Tokyo, but it's still hundreds of square kilometres filled with millions of people. Nevertheless I was on the next flight to Japan. Even in the age of Coronachan getting a visa is just a matter of money. I started by posing as a researcher and contacting a few convenience store franchisees. Turns out most of them are run by the Yakuza, which made things easier. A small "research" fee got me passwords and addresses of the ip cameras all around town. Luckily nearly all of them had audio as well.

A push notification popped up on my phone. I clicked it and started listening...

"Your change is 47 yen. Can I warm this up for you?"
"Yah"

>>4340772
>Many of us were disgusted but
No

>There's an alternate timeline right fucking know where Bea revealed her twitter's password
I'm concerned