I love the art for this but I don't think I understand what happened or what she meant at the end. Maybe I need to know the characters before I get it...

Pretty late reply, but I think it's probably to do with how in this story Kaguya, being spoilt and selfish, assumed that everybody was as well. Because of this, she thought that Eirin had ulterior motives, and she attempted to expose these by physically and verbally abusing her. But Eirin of course has no wish but to stay with Kaguya; and this is what is referred to at the end, since she has been able to do that for a thousand years already.

That Eirin is a hardcore masochist O_o but hey, her wish was granted :B

That Eirin is a hardcore masochist O_o but hey, her wish was granted :B

' ' yeah, that's the simpliest way to understand it.

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i really liked this

This was pretty dark. Eirin's motivations for concocting the elixir have always been mysterious, but I liked how this story presents a simple, shallow motive as every bit as destructive as something twisted or extreme. Eirin felt eerily human and vulnerable here, and Kaguya's spoiled, entitled nature is genuinely terrifying in its directionless toxicity.

A bit rough around the edges, but I think I'll like any doujin with Kagome Kagome in it. Irua's great too.