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Good Ending No. 03 (Marisa-A)
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#0@0 The Hakurei Shrine.
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#0@1 It's a shrine on the eastern edge of Gensokyo.
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#0@2 There was little snow left on the shrine grounds, casting shade by the trees.
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#0@3 The cherry blossoms would probably be out soon.
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Marisa
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#0@4 "Maaakaiiii, la la laaaa~"
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Reimu
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#0@5 "Well, you're in a good mood."
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Marisa
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#0@6 "Yeah, something good happened."
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Reimu
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#0@7 "Was it that treasure ship?
You were saying you were gonna sneak on board."
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Marisa
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#0@8 "Ah, it wasn't a treasure ship."
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Reimu
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#0@9 "I knew it."
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Marisa
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#0@10 "That ship was headed for Makai.
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#0@11 They were flying off to save their friend there."
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Reimu
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#0@12 "In Makai?
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#0@13 Why are you in such a good mood, then?"
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Marisa
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#0@14 "I rode along with them all the way to Makai,
so I found a lot of neat stuff."
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Marisa
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#0@15 "This is a magic stone, and this is a Makai mushroom.
I even got some Makai rice crackers at a souvenir stand."
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Reimu
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#0@16 "Hm, Makai. I don't think I'd want to go there."
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Marisa
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#0@17 "They let me ride back on that ship, and they even said
they'll take me to Makai again any time I want to go.
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#0@18 I'll be able to get all kinds of rare stuff now!"
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Reimu
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#0@19 "Hmmm.
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#0@20 So it was a Makai cruise ship, not a treasure ship."
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Reimu
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#0@21 "But, if that ship can go back and forth to Makai so easily,
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#0@22 why would they let you ride with them?"
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Marisa
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#0@23 " 'cuz we had a fight, and I won."
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Reimu
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#0@24 "I knew it.
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#0@25 I just knew you'd end up fighting someone on that ship."
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Marisa
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#0@26 "She was the captain, actually."
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#0@27 Marisa asked Byakuren to let her continue to go freely
between Gensokyo and Makai.
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#0@28 Byakuren liked Marisa's direct personality, so she asked Murasa
to let her go wherever she pleased.
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#0@29 As a fellow magician, Byakuren told Marisa to come see her if
she ever had any trouble.
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#0@30 "Of course - I broke your seal, after all," Marisa said,
and resolved to make as much of Byakuren's offer as possible.
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#0@31 But there was still the question of the UFOs she'd used to break the seal.
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#0@32 Byakuren wasn't any help figuring out why they looked that way.
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#0@33 Marisa thought there was still some mystery to be solved.
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#0@34 <c$Ending No.03 — Makai tours: Reasonable prices!$>
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#0@35 <c$Congratulations, all clear! Just as I'd expected!$>
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Good Ending No. 04 (Marisa-B)
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#0@0 Marisa's house.
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#0@1 A gloomy, musty place stacked high with various items.
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#0@2 Many items of unknown origin and purpose lay sleeping here,
including many useless things even Marisa wouldn't touch.
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Marisa
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#0@3 "What the heck?
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#0@4 It was flying earlier, but now it won't move at all."
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Marisa
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#0@5 "What'd they call it... the Flying Storehouse?
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#0@6 A part of a storehouse that flew through the sky...
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#0@7 I wonder if I can make it fly again somehow?"
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Marisa
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#0@8 "Mm?
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#0@9 The top of the UFO is opening?
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#0@10 Is there something inside?"
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Marisa
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#0@11 "Huh? Is this a li'l snake toy...?
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#0@12 What's this doing in there?
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#0@13 Hm, doesn't look alive..."
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Marisa
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#0@14 "What a creepy piece of treasure.
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#0@15 Whatever, it looks kind of valuable.
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#0@16 Hopefully Reimu will exorcise it if it's cursed."
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#0@17 Marisa took the snake toy out of the UFO and stared in shock.
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#0@18 The flying, UFO-shaped treasure had turned into a simple piece
of wood in the blink of an eye.
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#0@19 Marisa looked speechlessly at the magical object before her.
She was quite impressed.
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#0@20 This was certainly some very powerful item.
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#0@21 Putting the snake back inside restored its UFO-like appearance.
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#0@22 Marisa was absolutely sure that this was some sort of treasure.
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#0@23 However, one doubt remained with her.
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#0@24 She didn't know whether the wood or the snake was the treasure.
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#0@25 Marisa's intuition told her it was the wood fragment.
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#0@26 Those youkai had called it part of the Flying Storehouse, after all.
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#0@27 The wood fragment seemed more like a piece of a storehouse.
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#0@28 She tried various ways to make the wood fragment change its shape,
but in the end it only reacted to the snake.
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#0@29 As soon as she gave up trying to make it change, she noticed
something extremely surprising and disturbing.
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#0@30 "Th-that little toy is moving!"
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#0@31 The snake moved suddenly as if it had come back to life, and then
headed to the window as if to escape!
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#0@32 Dumbfounded, Marisa thought that perhaps the snake was the
treasure and not the piece of wood and started chasing it.
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#0@33 The snake was rather quick and made it to the window in the blink of an eye.
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#0@34 Then it suddenly changed shape into a bird and disappeared into
the night sky. Marisa watched it, dumbstruck.
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#0@35 "I-I'll have to thoroughly investigate this, whatever it is!"
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#0@36 <c$Ending No.04 — Continued in the Extra Stage.$>
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#0@37 <c$Congratulations, all clear! Just as I'd expected!$>
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Bad Ending No. 09 (Marisa-A)
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#0@0 Hokkai, a part of Makai.
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#0@1 Marisa was caught by Byakuren, and was unable to return home.
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#0@2 At first, she was happy about it, but...
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Marisa
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#0@3 "This is so boring, I'm gonna die.
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#0@4 I'm sick of being in a world with nothing in it.
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#0@5 I just wanna go home soon..."
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#0@6 Youkai quietly went on with their lives all around her.
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#0@7 A world without any conflict was like Hell for Marisa.
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#0@8
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#0@8 <c$Ending No.09 — She's too young to be able to enjoy boredom.$>
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#0@9 <c$Go for a one-credit clear!$>
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Bad Ending No. 10 (Marisa-B)
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#0@0 Hokkai, a part of Makai.
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#0@1 Marisa was caught by Byakuren, and was unable to return home.
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#0@2 At first, she was happy about it, but...
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Marisa
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#0@3 "There's no point in getting all this treasure
if I can't even get back home.
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#0@4 There's no way for me to study it here."
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#0@5 Marisa's mistake had been not realizing her escape route had
been cut off while she was distracted by treasure.
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#0@6 She decided to focus on how to get back home for now.
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#0@7 <c$Ending No.10 — Others will tire of your caution.$> (Literally "Strike a stone bridge and have somebody else cross it", a twist on the usual Japanese proverb 石橋をたたいて渡る (literally "Strike a stone bridge before crossing it") about being overly cautious.)
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#0@8 <c$Go for a one-credit clear!$>
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