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“Welcome to the Hakurei Shrine,” she said in a monotone. “How would you like to finance your purification today? We offer variable APR and balloon payments on all exorcisms.”

: Based on the Touhou Project franchise by ZUN.

This specific phrase typically refers to a satirical or dramatic fan comic (doujinshi), animation, or community meme parodying illegal high-interest loan sharks (often called yamishikin or "black finance" in Japan) and their extreme debt-collection tactics. Within the vast Touhou Project sandbox fandom, creators frequently exploit Reimu's canonical poverty and desperation for shrine donations to place her in dark, comedic, or manipulative scenarios. Reimu Gets Brainwashed -Final- -Kei kei kei loan-

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A visual marker on your currency bar that changes color based on your current debt-to-income ratio. : Your current gathering rate outpaces interest. : You are breaking even. “Welcome to the Hakurei Shrine,” she said in a monotone

“I don’t have a million yen!” Reimu grabbed her gohei. “I’ll just exorcise you!”

The "Kei kei kei" laugh is the final horror: a sound that begins as an external threat and ends as an internal reality. The brainwashing is complete when the victim adopts the predator’s tic. This specific phrase typically refers to a satirical

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