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A special slip cylinder that the shrine uses for fortune-telling,
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It is supposedly infused with good fortune that the kitsune have imparted upon it.
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Fortune telling is born from the questions of lost people. Thus, be it good or bad fortune, it will help them navigate their future.
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In other words, there are only lost people, and no inaccurate fortunes.
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I've learned a lot while studying at the shrine. Now, even someone as dull-witted as I am has learned how to talk like a mighty kitsune.
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During this time, even someone as inhuman as the mighty Yougou Tengu has gotten a daughter.
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Even that leatherhead Konbumaru has also become one of the Shogun's own Hatamoto, and shall soon marry the daughter of a high-ranking samurai.
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"Such a lovely kid. Even the great Yougou Tengu, who used to kill all day for fun, had the mother inside her brought out... just a little."
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"Still... the shrine is always missing the liveliness of children. That's not good. Say, Hibiki, how would you like to be a kid again?"
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The Lady Kitsune's joke was out of line as always, coming forth with the self-serving scent of sakura wine.
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"Aw, Hibiki, why the long face? How about this, then? I, the Lady Saiguu, shall tell your fortune for you!"
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"Haha, see? See, it's "Great Fortune." "Great Fortune"! You know what that means?"
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"It means that you took away all the bad fortune slips. Please stop mocking me, Lady Saiguu."
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"No... it means that the person you're missing will be lucky enough to become a part of your memories forever."
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That's why you have to be strong and must live on for a long, long time.
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Even if all the people you cherish are gone, as long as you are still alive,
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The time you spent with them will never perish... |