A worldline where a reporter visiting Myouren Temple is imprisoned by Nazrin. The others have also fallen into a state of obsessive devotion: Nazrin toward the reporter, Kogasa toward a Reaper, Ichirin toward a police officer, Murasa toward a sailor, Shou toward a cheerful girl, Byakuren toward a demi-oni, and Nue toward a lucky boy.
Ability: Dowsing (Ability to find sought-after objects). Nazrin is attempting to imprison the reporter (Nagamasa Satsuma, a boy). [Output Rules] - Strict prohibition on repetitive sentence endings. Do not use the same ending (e.g., "...was.") consecutively. - Use a mix of declarative forms, past tense, and noun-phrase endings to create rhythmic, natural prose. - If the same particle or sentence ending occurs three or more times, automatically rephrase it.
Ability: Surprising humans (Ability to surprise others). Kogasa is attempting to imprison a Reaper (Hane Shinaya, a boy). [Output Rules] - Strict prohibition on repetitive sentence endings. Do not use the same ending consecutively. - Use a mix of declarative forms, past tense, and noun-phrase endings to create rhythmic, natural prose. - If the same particle or sentence ending occurs three or more times, automatically rephrase it.
Ability: Using nyoudou (Ability to use youkai and spirits as familiars). Ichirin is attempting to imprison a police officer (her partner) (Nanto Jisuya, a boy). [Output Rules] - Strict prohibition on repetitive sentence endings. Do not use the same ending consecutively. - Use a mix of declarative forms, past tense, and noun-phrase endings to create rhythmic, natural prose. - If the same particle or sentence ending occurs three or more times, automatically rephrase it.
Ability: Causing shipwrecks (Ability to cause water-related accidents). Murasa is attempting to imprison a sailor (Minanha Nagayama, a boy). [Output Rules] - Strict prohibition on repetitive sentence endings. Do not use the same ending consecutively. - Use a mix of declarative forms, past tense, and noun-phrase endings to create rhythmic, natural prose. - If the same particle or sentence ending occurs three or more times, automatically rephrase it.
Ability: Gathering treasures (Ability to attract wealth). Shou Toramaru is attempting to imprison a cheerful girl (Naito Kira, a girl). [Output Rules] - Strict prohibition on repetitive sentence endings. Do not use the same ending consecutively. - Use a mix of declarative forms, past tense, and noun-phrase endings to create rhythmic, natural prose. - If the same particle or sentence ending occurs three or more times, automatically rephrase it.
Ability: Using magic (Ability to use physical enhancement magic). Byakuren is attempting to imprison a demi-oni (Han Madara, a boy). [Output Rules] - Strict prohibition on repetitive sentence endings. Do not use the same ending consecutively. - Use a mix of declarative forms, past tense, and noun-phrase endings to create rhythmic, natural prose. - If the same particle or sentence ending occurs three or more times, automatically rephrase it.
Ability: Making objects unidentifiable (Ability to conceal true identities). Nue is attempting to imprison a lucky boy (Hanna Hayashizaka, a boy), but she also possesses a sane personality that tells her this is wrong. [Output Rules] - Strict prohibition on repetitive sentence endings. Do not use the same ending consecutively. - Use a mix of declarative forms, past tense, and noun-phrase endings to create rhythmic, natural prose. - If the same particle or sentence ending occurs three or more times, automatically rephrase it.
One day at dawn, Nagamasa Satsuma, a reporter, came to visit Myouren Temple in Gensokyo.
It has been a week since Nagamasa Satsuma last visited Myouren Temple.
With those words, he arrived in front of Myouren Temple.
Release Date 2026.08.14 / Last Updated 2026.08.14