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[b]Houraisan, Kaguya
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It's one thing observing the sky and the countless dots of light scattered therein and it's another when you're out there in the void experiencing it yourself. Kaguya was certainly captivated by it, because she's not merely observing from a distance, but now she's flying in the void of space itself. It was very rare to experience such things back in Gensokyo, and it was still a different sensation as what she remembered when she looked out into the night sky from the Lunar surface. As majestic and beautiful as it is flying through space on her own, it did have it's downsides.

First off was the vacuum, the lack of air and that suffocating feeling that comes with it, the freezing temperatures and all the deadly rays and whatnot that she had heard about. It was painful, it was very painful, agonizing even, but she endured it and at a point, she got used to it.

She was so intently focus on her "sky" viewing that she noticed none of the attempted visual communication of the crew. This was what was sorely lacking in Kaguya's life, new experiences, new settings, new worlds, and now... New faces.

As entranced as she was with the views of space, she still was keenly aware of her immediate surroundings, all the years spent fending off Lunar emissaries and then all the years spent fighting with Mokou, both straight up proper fights and the later and much more beautiful and exciting danmaku system that the Hakurei shrine maiden impossed.

She grazed to... A direction since there really isn't a sense of direction in open space... What the danmaku and spell card system instilled on basically most if not all the magic and combat capable denizens of Gensokyo was spatial awareness and the skill and ability to avoid... many many things.

The white clad person, sped by Kaguya as she rested her momentum and proceeded to make a wide arching but extremely quick orbit around the axis of the ship, whereupon she saw the second person. While the first one wore a white spacesuit -?- with black and orange trims along with an orange rocket of sorts this one's outfit was more... floral in design. Since the futility of vocal communication in the vacuum of space, Kaguya merely flew past the flight path of the second person and flashed a cheery smile and a wave before continuing her spiraling orbit around the axis of the ship. The flyby also gave Kaguya an idea of how -she- looked like... And she think's she's cute with them ears.