Final Kei Kei Kei Loan Updated: Reimu Gets Brainwashed

The air in the Hakurei Shrine’s main hall was thick with the scent of old incense and misfortune. Reimu Hakurei, having just finished a long day of youkai extermination, sat seiza-style before a low table, counting a pitifully small pile of donation coins.

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The Brainwashing Begins

The woman returned, this time with a eerie smile. "The terms of your loan have been fulfilled, Reimu. But now, it's time for repayment."

“Never again.”

In Japanese, "Kei" (系) translates to "style," "system," or "lineage". In the context of internet trends:

“Let me explain the new terms,” Kei Kei Kei cooed, his three eyes (when had he grown a third eye?) spinning lazily. “You will forget the shrine. Forget donations. Forget justice. Your only purpose is to collect final payments.” The air in the Hakurei Shrine’s main hall

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• Brainwashing in fiction often involves a character being manipulated into adopting a new set of beliefs or behaviors, sometimes against their will.
• The concept of a loan, especially in a context that might involve supernatural or fantasy elements, could add a layer of complexity to the story, potentially involving themes of debt, obligation, or power dynamics.