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>Approach and learn the truth. (4 votes)
But at the same time? Curious.
You stepped off towards Okina. Slowly, as you approach the god in her own little world does the reddish mists begin to subside, giving way for you to make her out better. You can see her light blond hair, the 'horns' of her cap, and the patterns of constellations lining her orange tabard. A drum of some sort floated over one of her hands.This was your kidnapper in full, the mysterious Okina...
<span class="mu-s">"Tell me something, have you truly come to enjoy Gensokyo for what it is?"</span>
"I said so, didn't I?"
Her smile grew a little.
<span class="mu-s">"As I'm sure you're aware, Gensokyo is not without its own troubles. What if I told you that all I do is done in the name of keeping the peace and balance of Gensokyo?"</span>
"I'd find it hard to believe after what I've been told about you by the Shrine Maiden."
<span class="mu-s">"Perhaps, but if I were to use a human term from your world, it's the 'dirty work' nobody else wants to get their hands into. Some are content with how Gensokyo will play out and will do nothing, nothing at all. Most simply prefer to ignore what's walking out in the open to pursue their vision of 'balance'. I can assure you, any Incident I've ever caused has never had a single lasting effect on Gensokyo, in a way you can say it's like nothing ever even changed at all, except some temperatures for a short while, hmhmhm..."</span>
"What are you saying?"
<span class="mu-s">"Gensokyo is surrounded by threats, Albert. It is up to ones who work in the shadows to keep the balance and finish things on their own terms. Ergo... Me."</span>
<span class="mu-s">"As we speak, the detached little world you've come to enjoy so much is being eyed up for grabs by malevolent outside forces that require a swift and strict solution. The Gouyoku Alliance that attempted your murder or capture once is one of them."</span>
The Yakuza spirits from before?
But who else? The ones from Hell you met? Like Hecatia and Clownpiece? The Hell Goddess and Fairy did mention that Okina didn't particularly like them at all, and in fact strongly implied a sort of animosity between them both. So if what Okina is trying to have you believe here is true, then she's saying that Hell is a primary threat to Gensokyo.
