So when you
, the other sister talks about the other "burying the shame so they can still get married down the line". I'd like to do right by them, is this planned content for the champion?
knock one of the maidens up
Miko or Mai marriage?
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Probably not marrying but perhaps becoming an Concubinage like with what happend with Rindo.
Would be even better that down the line if played well your cards you would end up knocking up the other aswell (Miko & Mai) as by so coming up to Komari's doorstep with an 'ups i did it again' and taking both as concubines at the end (would be lovely for Mai to also have an post preg image update like all the other kitsunes).
Would be even better that down the line if played well your cards you would end up knocking up the other aswell (Miko & Mai) as by so coming up to Komari's doorstep with an 'ups i did it again' and taking both as concubines at the end (would be lovely for Mai to also have an post preg image update like all the other kitsunes).
Yeah I think it's kind of fucked up that Mai loses being the successor because of the best person in all of the Frost Marches knocking her up. Why's it so wrong for her but not like, Hotaru or Kohaku? Why would it be shameful when everyone knows how cool the Champion is? Why doesn't Komari push for the marriage or concubinage with the champion instead?
Because Mai is the heir to a noble house. Political marriages and bloodlines n whatnot are very important to the kitsune, so unfortunately making Mai (or Miko) a concubine to a foreigner reflects very badly on Komari's house. Not the same for Hotaru, Kohaku or Rindo.
Than maybe only if the PC becomes the Champion of Keros he could get an Concubinage with either one of them or maybe both if expanded upon the story like something i suggested above.
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I still think of the silver lining. Now she doesn’t smoke anymore and has more emotions, while her sister learns to have more self control.
Yeah, too bad Komari and kitsune society as a whole don't see it the same way