Short and sweet. I like how even for an educated immortal, having to think about the end of all things is a bit distracting. The casual mention of even being able to safeguard against entropy but having to set that ambition aside for later to focus on the task at hand felt especially realistic given the setting.

That was a nice read! I love the background and the character portraits. I really like this concept, it will always be interesting to me to imagine characters who have lived their whole lives in the typical Gensokyo settings, whether that actually be Gensokyo or just ancient Japan, being introduced to concepts from the modern Outside World. What you do with that idea is even better, and I wanna praise how yous captured Miko's character very well and what yous did with her.

Thank you for the game!

Futo's concerns hit home. I like the message that Miko tells her.
I also quite like the portraits, the artstyle looks clean and neat (even if it looks like there wasn't time to do shading). But I like the background even more, the colour choices make it feel so surreal, adding to Futo's tense mood.

Fire, Wind, Water, Plates. These are the four elements