Kaguya's day lurking Teruyo !Wo5j3FYZRg 2008/05/28 (Wed) 15:32 No. 3592 ▼ File 121198876367.jpg - (45.32KB, 400x400 , imperishablenightathiscomputer.jpg)
Kaguya gently opened her eyes. It was the same scene as everyday. As her eyes grew accustomed to the dark, she could make out the numerous discarded magazines strewn around the floor and the multitude of snacks lying around. The soft glow of the LCD monitor gave everything an eerie look, as if it were otherworldly. This scenery was all too familiar to Kaguya, as it was usually the first thing she saw as she got up in the morning. The hour in which she got up varied everyday, but this was a privilege of her lifestyle - the very flexible hours. She could get up at any hour she wished and no one would say a thing to her. There were times during which Kaguya would not step out of her room for a week, living off junk food and passing away the time on the net.
Despite her apparently anti-social ways, Kaguya was very much a social creature. Whenever a guest came over to Eientei, she would spend hours idly chatting about any topic, as if it were the last conversation she would ever have. Truth be told, she didn't have that many guests and felt oftentimes lonely. Despite the fact that her trusted friend and companion Eirin lived there, and the fact that there were a plethora of rabbits as well. This is why, in part, she chose to spend so much time on the internet. On the net, she would have constant stimulus, someone somewhere would be connected and willing to talk. This way, she made many friends from all over the place. While the fact was that they were all outside the border, she felt like each and everyone of them belonged to a precious community that bound them closer than a physical space ever would.
Rubbing her weary eyes, Kaguya got up from her futon and stumbled her way to her computer. Ah, there was nothing like using a completely fine-tuned and personalized computer that runs just the way one wants it too. It was definitely worth the time and effort to get everything working just so. Using shortcuts that only she would know about, Kaguya deftly opens up several windows and her music playlist. She takes a few minutes to configure the playlist for the day and then sets it to shuffle repeat. Then, the next order of business if to check on her downloads. She can bridge the gap between Gensokyo and the outside world just by downloading games and other commodities. After she sees that everything is satisfactory, she then proceeds to the next step, checking her emails. Expertly opening up multiple email accounts at once, she checks all of her different aliases to see if anything worthwhile has come through. Apparently today, all she's got is junk email and more junk email. Goddamn spammers, despite the fact that they make loads of cash, it's still an annoying profession.
Stopping herself from retaliating on the spammer, by tracking down their IP addresses and launching DDoS attacks, Kaguya instead tries to forget the annoyance. She grabs a nearby bag of chips and proceeds eat something, that for all intents and purposes, that is her breakfast. While this is not very healthy, Kaguya is used to a diet of instant noodles and chips. Any variety of energy drink is a perfect supplement to her manufactured sustenance. Occasionally, one of the rabbits will come along and offer her a proper meal, but she often refuses and insists on eating the ready to eat noodles. Well, very rarely she does decide to indulge herself on other foods, but that's more out a lingering sense of obligation rather than desire. As she muches the chips, she watches a couple of video streams of her favorite shows. This keeps her occupied for a good half an hour or so. The time that one wastes usually watching these shows with commercials is truly frightening.
Soon, it's time to watch the week's episode of Code Gayass. While it isn't fair to say that she likes the show. It's entertaining enough. The deus ex machina plot twists they pull off are exciting, if you don't expect anything logical from the show that is. The noodle people is another turn-off, but that's counterbalanced by a pretty good mechanical design. Plus, there's another reason she watches the show. To flame away. As silly as it sounds, Kaguya watches this show to passionately decry its makers and all that it stands for. Something so silly and ill-conceived should have never been shown on TV in the first place. It gives Kaguya enjoys debating about various topics on the internet, but when it comes to shows like these, she loses all civility and can go as far as troll so hard that shitstorms erupt on completely unrelated sites.
As Kaguya concentrated on pouring all of her hatred out via her computer, a gentle knock came from the door. Not bothering to turn her head and look at the door, Kaguya simply tells the person to come in. It's Eirin. Ah yes, Kaguya had some business with her that day that she had forgotten about. The flaming and trolling will have to be put on hold until a later date.
“Princess, it's about the item you asked for.” Eirin said.
“What about it? Still trying to convince me that it's a bad idea?” Kaguya asked.
“No. I can tell that you're serious about this. I just came to tell you that it has arrived.”
“Ah, great. Bring it here, and then tell that person that we'll need her later.”
“So you're doing it today?” Eirin asked Kaguya.
“Yes. We won't get a chance for another while if we don't do it today.” Kaguya coolly replied.
“I understand, I'll tell Undonge to bring it here.”
Eirin leaves and nary a few moments later there is another knocking sound at the door. Kaguya tells the person to come in. It's Reisen holding a medium-sized box. The moon bunny comes in, leave the box on the table, bows, and then leaves again. Kaguya had anticipated the arrival of the box. She was looking forward to receiving it. Today was the last day she could use it before the next lunar cycle. Grinning happily, Kaguya opened the box and examined the contents.