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hijiri byakuren, morichika rinnosuke, and hata no kokoro (touhou) drawn by futa_(nabezoko)

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    茶会の「ち」

    秋も深まりこんばんは。寒かったり寒く無かったりと曖昧な季節に翻弄されております。今回は聖さん、こころ、こいしといった、なんとも良く判らない取り合わせ。でも、なんだかこの三人は妙な安定感があって好きだったり。多分、聖さんのお母さん力のせいなんでしょうけど。母強し。
    唐突な霖カプ要素、ご都合展開、気持ち程度のお茶要素が大丈夫と言う方向けの内容ですのでご理解の上でよろしくどうぞ。

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    FRien
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    Byakuren and Kokoro look like mother and daughter here. Cute.

    That being said, I'm flabbergasted by the fact that those long-lived youkais were ignorant of the fact that tea is basically quite bitter if you drink it without adding sugar.

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    • ThunderBird
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    FRien said:

    Byakuren and Kokoro look like mother and daughter here. Cute.

    That being said, I'm flabbergasted by the fact that those long-lived youkais were ignorant of the fact that tea is basically quite bitter if you drink it without adding sugar.

    Let's not forget that Koishi basically has no conscious mind to manage memories, and Kokoro may in fact be quite young as a youkai - existence as an object for 100 years is not equal to existence as the tsukumogami.

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    • NWSiaCB
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    FRien said:
    That being said, I'm flabbergasted by the fact that those long-lived youkais were ignorant of the fact that tea is basically quite bitter if you drink it without adding sugar.

    It depends on the tea. Green tea is quite bitter, but you can drink many other teas without needing to add sugar. Herbal teas may be sweet just because of what is put in them, or at least, aren't bitter. Black teas are less bitter to the point that I don't sweeten iced tea.

    The particular type of tea used in tea ceremonies, however, are known for being exceptionally bitter, even to someone who doesn't normally sweeten their tea.

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