Fox

> You passed some time with the fox.

> The fox looks at the offertory box and
seems pleased...

*howl*

> By granting the wish written on the
ema, you wonder if you've contributed
to the shrine's restoration...
> You sense the fox's trust in you.

> You feel your relationship with the
fox could become stronger soon...

> The fox looks at the offertory box and
seems pleased...
> If rumors of the shrine's benevolence
spread, more people may come to make
offerings...

> You told the fox that you granted the
wish written on the ema.

*howl*

> The fox looks exuberant.

> You can sense the fox's gratitude.

> Your relationship with the fox has
grown deeper...
> It seems there are conditions that
must be met in order to strengthen your
relationship with the fox...

> It's getting late.
> You decided to go home...

> As your bond with the fox strengthens,
it will discount the price of its services
inside the TV.

> It's getting late.
> You decided to go home...

> Tatsuhime Shrine...
> The shrine seems to be prospering,
as some objects are shimmering with
a golden sheen...

*yip*

> The fox isn't coming down...

> It seems it has nothing to ask of you...

> No one is around...
> It seems the next train won't be
coming for a while...
> ......

> Obtained .
......
> You decide to go to the shrine in
the shopping district on the way back.

> You decide to go to the shrine in
the shopping district on the way back.

> There's nothing you really need...
> ......

> You decide to buy
.
> ......

> You decide to go to the shrine in
the shopping district on the way back.

> There's no one on the premises...
> The dusty shrine doesn't seem to be
well-maintained...
> ......
> You decided to go home.

> You sense someone watching you...

......

> A mysterious fox suddenly appears
before you...!
> Does it live at the shrine...?

> The fox is staring at you...
> You notice an "ema" plaque in its
mouth...

> The mysterious fox nudges the ema into
your hand.

> It reads: "Please help Grandpa's legs
get better. -Keita"
> The ema has someone's wish written
on it...
> Why did the fox give this to you...?

> Upon closer inspection, you notice an
unusually shaped leaf stuck on the
back of the ema.
> You don't recognize this leaf from the
local plant life...
> Is this also the work of the
mysterious fox...?

Oh, not every day you see young'uns like
you around here.

Nobody lives here anymore.
I come by to tidy things up once in a
while, but lately my legs are so achy,
I just can't do it.

I've been tryin' to get this place up
to snuff, but there just isn't enough
money to go around.
Well, I s'pose I'll pay my respects.
If my legs don't heal, I can't maintain
the shrine. That, and...
...I won't be able to visit Keita
anymore. He's my grandson, y'know.

> You wonder if it could be the same
Keita who wrote the ema...
> The ema said, "Please help Grandpa's
legs get better..."

Hmm!? What's that you got in your hand
there? Could it be...!?
That leaf...! That's it!
Way back when, my grandmother always
used to say a leaf shaped like that was
the best kind of ache remedy out there!
Ah, what memories!
But how'd you get your hands on this!?
I didn't think you could find those in
the mountains anymore.
P-Please, young man! Can I trouble you to
spare me that leaf!?

> You gave the old man the leaf that was
stuck to the back of the ema.

Ooh, this is it, this is it... Now let's
see here...

> The old man stuck the leaf onto his
leg...

Oooh, I can feel it! It's working!

Amazing! The pain I've been feeling for
who knows how long--it just up and vanished!
Hm...? Hrmmm...!? Why, I feel better than
I have in years!
You really helped me out, young man!
I'm so grateful! Now I can go visit my
grandson!
I'd better pay thanks to the shrine for
bringing us together like this!

> You marvel at the amazing results...
> Not only did it heal his aches, it
even restored his vitality...

> The fox looks on from his hiding place
with a contented expression...
> It seems to understand that the wish
on the ema has been granted...

> The fox is peering into the offertory
box as if to check the contents...
> It even seems to understand that the
shrine has received an offering...
> ......
> Perhaps you were given the ema with the
leaf for that express purpose...

*yip*

> It seems it has taken a liking to you...

> It has a mouthful of the same leaves
as the one you gave to the old man...
> It seems the fox has a large stock of
mysterious leaves with healing powers.

*yip*

> The fox is looking up mirthfully...
> Is there something it wants from you?
> You cannot help but think how strange
an encounter this is, as you realize
a fox is showing you a pile of leaves...
> You feel a faint bond forming between
you and the fox...

> Where does it find such amazing
leaves...?
> You reflect on how useful it would be
to have this kind of help while searching
the "other side"...
> ......

*yip*

> Does it understand your thoughts...?

> The fox gestures toward the offertory
box...
> Is it offering its services for a price...?

*yip*

> It seems the mysterious fox has agreed
to aid you in your search...
> However, it appears that it will
require a fee for its cooperation...

> You returned the ema to the shrine and
went home.

> It's getting late.
> You decided to go home...

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*yip*

> The fox is trying to tell you
something.

> But you can't understand what it's
trying to say...
> In order to understand the fox's
feelings, your Expression must be at
Enthralling.
> You left the shrine...

*howl*

> The fox is trying to tell you something.

> Your Expression is Enthralling, so
you can understand the fox's feelings.

> It seems the fox is worried about the
offertory box.

> The offertory box is empty.
> What happened to all the offerings
collected by the fox...?

*yip*

> The fox looks downcast...

God, you helped my friend when he needed
you. Please, grant my wish, too...
I brought some of my allowance.

> The child threw in an offering.

Oh god, granter of our wishes!
Please, hear mine!
I'll give you as much as you like!

> The lady threw in a large offering.

どんな願いも叶える神様!
どうか私の願いを聞いて下さい!
お金はいくらでも出します!

>男性は、お賽銭をかなり多めに
投げ込んだようだ。

> It seems those who have heard of the
blessings bestowed by the shrine have
come to pay their respects.
> At this rate, the offertory box will be
full in no time...

*yip*

> The fox looks exuberant.

*howl*

> The fox went and picked up an ema
in its mouth.

> Obtained .

> The ema has the fox's footprints
all over it.

*howl*

> It seems to be a token of the fox's
gratitude.
> You feel an indescribable bond with
the fox...

*howl*

> The fox is radiating vigor.
> It will probably continue its work to
revive the shrine...

> By reinforcing your bond, the fox will
discount the price of its services
inside the TV.

> It's getting late.
> You said goodbye to the fox, who
looked somber, and went home...

Alright, outta the way! Out of the way
I said!

> A construction crew came and began
working.

> The offertory box and torii are now
made of glittering gold...
> It seems the money the fox was saving up
was used for this.

> It looks like the fox is busy helping
to revitalize the shrine.

> Tatsuhime Shrine...
> The shrine seems to be prospering,
as some objects are shimmering with
a golden sheen...