The Yakumo Chronicles

The Yakumo Chronicles

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A powerful monster older than Japan itself - mysterious in nature, hardly seen by many, and scheming for unknown reasons: there is little that can touch the most powerful sage of Gensokyo - even fewer things that can can hurt her. As her daily schemes come to fruition and all seems peaceful in her tiny section of the world, an unforeseen consequence comes into the mix, threatening to upend the delicate balance she has spent so long trying to preserve. This story is not canon. While I incorporate canon elements as best as I can and keep the characters close to their original, there are SEVERAL head canon elements that are big points within this story. Enjoy it as a fan work, not as source material!
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