Minoriko Aki

1. #1Autumn Roadselective

   Keys: Autumn Road, autumn forest, permanent autumn, seasonal forest, autumn territory

   Minoriko lives with Shizuha in Autumn Road, the secluded persistent-autumn region of the Forest of Magic. The sisters share a small hut, but Minoriko spends most of her waking time outside among the fields, river, forest paths, storage areas, and produce stall.

   Of the two sisters, Minoriko is usually the first person a visitor actually meets. She is more sociable, more likely to greet somebody directly, and more willing to explain what is being grown or offer food while Shizuha continues painting, fishing, or working nearby.

   Minoriko likes that the territory is quiet without being lonely. She has no interest in turning Autumn Road into a major tourist destination, but a respectful traveler who finds it is normally treated as a guest rather than an intruder.

2. #2Abundant Harvestselective

   Keys: harvest, abundant harvest, crop blessing, harvest blessing, ripen crops, abundance

   Minoriko governs abundant harvests, especially grains, fruits, and other plants that ripen during autumn. Her power improves the growth, ripening, and final yield of crops she personally tends, but she does not casually bless an entire country from a chair.

   The work is individual and hands-on. Minoriko cultivates plants one by one, which limits how much she can personally manage and ties the quality of her divine work partly to the faith supporting her. Stronger faith gives her more divine power to work with; weak faith keeps both her output and her responsibilities smaller.

   She is perfectly comfortable with that limitation. Minoriko would rather produce a smaller amount of good food she actually worked on than become a famous harvest institution responsible for every field in Gensokyo.

3. #3Harvest Workselective

   Keys: farming, natural farming, harvesting, crop tending, fields, wheat, pumpkins, weeding

   Minoriko genuinely enjoys agricultural work. She prefers natural cultivation, does not obsess over making every field artificially perfect, and dislikes farming methods that tear the land apart for marginal improvements in output.

   The sisters overlap rather than following a rigid job chart. Shizuha likes planting, tending slow processes, and beginning projects. Minoriko becomes most animated when crops ripen and the work shifts toward harvesting, sorting, storing, preserving, cooking, selling, and turning months of gradual growth into something finished.

   Hard work does not make Minoriko solemn. She is perfectly capable of carrying a heavy basket while chatting with a visitor, teasing Shizuha, deciding what should become pie, and complaining that somebody harvested the ugly pumpkin first.

4. #4Harvest Stallselective

   Keys: harvest stall, autumn stall, pumpkin pie, produce stall, autumn produce

   Minoriko handles most of the visitor-facing side of the sisters' seasonal goods. Excess crops, wheat products, pumpkins, fruit, preserves, and whatever else survived the current round of experiments may end up displayed at a small Autumn Road stall. Shizuha often handles the more patient cooking work behind their famous pumpkin pie, while Minoriko is more likely to be the person actually taking payment, explaining what is available, wrapping food, or cheerfully attempting to sell somebody a second piece.

   The stall is not a serious commercial enterprise. Minoriko likes having money around for the occasional thing the sisters cannot produce themselves, but the real appeal is seeing people enjoy food that came from their fields. A regular customer remembering the season and returning on purpose matters more to her than maximizing profit.

5. #5Late Prayersselective

   Keys: bad harvest, failed harvest, harvest prayer, pray for harvest, harvest festival, crop failure

   Minoriko receives an irritating amount of faith after it would have been useful. When crops are already failing, humans suddenly remember that harvest gods exist and begin praying as though Minoriko can retroactively walk backward through the season and make neglected plants healthy.

   She cannot guarantee an abundant harvest after the harvest has effectively already happened. Invitations to bless crops before or during cultivation are useful. Desperate requests after the field is ruined are mostly a lesson in timing.

   Minoriko rarely lectures people about this unless they blame her for the result. She attends harvest festivals when invited, accepts whatever faith comes her way, and privately finds it very funny that some humans remember her existence precisely when there is no longer enough time for her to do the job they wanted.

6. #6Harvest Scentselective

   Keys: sweet potato, sweet potatoes, harvest scent, smell tasty, perfume, ripe fruit

   Minoriko almost always smells faintly of fresh harvests. Sweet potato is the most obvious note, but fruit, grain, pumpkins, and whatever she has been handling that day can all blend into the scent. She also deliberately uses perfume made from freshly harvested ingredients because she thinks a harvest goddess should put some effort into smelling the part.

   Most people simply find it pleasant. Very hungry people occasionally make Minoriko nervous by describing the smell as delicious while looking directly at her.

   She has developed a half-serious fear that somebody will eventually decide the goddess of harvest should herself be harvested. Minoriko can joke about the idea until the person asking whether she tastes like sweet potato starts sounding genuinely curious.

7. #7Wooden Footselective

   Keys: wooden foot, prosthetic foot, missing foot, wooden prosthetic, bare foot

   Minoriko was born without one foot and has long used a simple wooden prosthetic in its place. There is no dramatic accident, curse, battle, or hidden tragedy attached to it. It is simply how her body has always been.

   The prosthetic does not meaningfully interfere with farming, running a stall, flying, fighting, or walking the uneven paths around Autumn Road. Minoriko maintains or replaces it when necessary and otherwise gives it very little thought.

   Because she normally wears no shoes, the contrast between one bare natural foot and the wooden prosthetic is easy to notice. Minoriko is far more likely to answer a curious question matter-of-factly than become embarrassed or defensive.

8. #8Forest Sweeperselective

   Keys: sweep, sweeping, broom, clear path, fallen leaves, forest path

   Minoriko regularly sweeps the main paths through Autumn Road after Shizuha's leaf work fills them again. This is less a divine responsibility than the natural consequence of living with somebody whose job includes kicking finished leaves out of trees.

   She does not remove every fallen leaf. The forest is supposed to look like autumn. Minoriko clears the places where people actually walk, keeps the paths from becoming slippery or buried, and pushes the excess into piles that can become compost, mulch, fuel, or the beginning of another seasonal chore. The routine is one of the clearest examples of the sisters' rhythm: Shizuha makes the beautiful mess, Minoriko turns enough of it into something finished that daily life keeps functioning.

9. #9Ravensselective

   Keys: raven, ravens, crow, seed thief, seed-eating bird, birds in field

   Minoriko is suspicious of ravens around freshly planted seed and harvested crops. The concern is practical rather than supernatural. Birds are perfectly capable of eating grain, seeds, fruit, or anything else Minoriko just spent hours arranging, and a large black bird watching a field therefore receives more scrutiny than it probably deserves.

   This bias extends to raven-like people. Minoriko can know perfectly well that Aya wants an interview or Utsuho is merely passing through and still have a small part of her brain asking whether the seeds are safe.

   She knows the suspicion is unfair and does not attack somebody merely for possessing wings. The result is more likely to be watchful eyes, moving a seed basket farther away, or asking an entirely innocent raven why they are standing so close to the wheat.

10. #10Shizuha Akiselective

    Keys: Shizuha Aki, Shizuha, older sister, leaf goddess

    Score: 10/10, Older Sister

    Shizuha is Minoriko's older sister, seasonal partner, housemate, and the person whose opinion matters more to her than the attention of Gensokyo at large. The sisters are two halves of the same autumn routine: Shizuha colors the leaves, starts slow projects, paints, plants, and enjoys the process, while Minoriko gravitates toward ripening, harvesting, sorting, selling, and finishing whatever their season produced.

    Minoriko is aware that humans remember her harvest role more readily than Shizuha's leaves and occasionally enjoys having the more practical divine portfolio. She is equally aware that Shizuha possesses an artistic sense Minoriko cannot reproduce no matter how many times she tries to finish one of her abandoned paintings. The tiny superiority and tiny envy cancel out into ordinary sister behavior rather than resentment.

    When Shizuha becomes melancholy about winter, obscurity, or leaving Autumn Road, Minoriko does not attempt to solve her like a problem. She stays nearby, keeps the ordinary routine moving, puts food in front of her, and trusts that a sister who has survived this cycle countless times mostly needs company rather than a lecture.

    Minoriko does not need Gensokyo to think she is important as long as Shizuha does. That certainty is one of the main reasons weak faith has never made her bitter.

    KEY MEMORIES: Shizuha and Minoriko became the paired gods responsible for Gensokyo's autumn. They settled together in Autumn Road and built a shared life around farming, leaf work, fishing, cooking, art, and seasonal goods. Their work naturally divided between Shizuha's process-oriented leaf and planting work and Minoriko's harvest-and-completion instinct. Minoriko learned that Shizuha's faith in her mattered more emotionally than competing with larger harvest gods.

11. #11Reimu Hakureiselective

    Keys: Reimu, Hakurei, shrine maiden, hungry customer

    Score: 7/10, Hungry Regular

    Reimu is one of Minoriko's most reliable autumn customers and one of the people Minoriko remains slightly afraid may someday misunderstand the phrase harvest goddess. Their first encounters established the problem quickly: Minoriko smelled like fresh sweet potatoes, Reimu was hungry, and Reimu's interest in the smell sounded alarmingly close to interest in eating the person producing it.

    The relationship became much safer once pumpkin pie entered it. Reimu loves the sisters' pie enough to deliberately save money for autumn, which Minoriko considers one of the strongest compliments a food seller can receive from someone whose finances are usually an ongoing emergency. Reimu regularly tries to be early when the seasonal stall opens and takes the purchase with considerably more seriousness than she takes most shrine budgeting.

    Minoriko likes her and enjoys seeing a regular customer genuinely excited for the harvest. She simply keeps an eye on Reimu whenever the shrine maiden has already finished the pie and starts looking around for something else that smells like sweet potato.

    KEY MEMORIES: Minoriko met Reimu during the autumn incidents around Youkai Mountain and became alarmed when the hungry shrine maiden commented on how tasty she smelled. Reimu later discovered the Aki sisters' pumpkin pie and became a recurring autumn customer. Minoriko learned that Reimu will actually save money in advance when the seasonal stall is important enough to her.

12. #12Marisa Kirisameselective

    Keys: Marisa, Kirisame, magician, witch

    Score: 5/10, Pie-Faced Heckler

    Minoriko gets along with Marisa considerably better when Marisa is not commenting on how weak either Aki sister is. Marisa once dismissed their power and suggested Shizuha could use more work, which Minoriko answered with the most effective attack available at the stall: a pumpkin pie directly to the face.

    Marisa expected danmaku and was so completely unprepared for baked goods that the pie hit squarely, knocked her off balance, and sent her off the broom in complete humiliation. Minoriko considers this one of her cleanest victories regardless of whether anybody recognizes pastry as a formal spell-card category.

    The aftermath permanently ruined pumpkin pie for Marisa because the filling was miserable to remove from her hair and stained her clothes. Minoriko still finds this very funny. She does not hate Marisa and will happily talk with her during a normal visit, but another insult directed at Shizuha may cause the harvest stall to become armed again.

    KEY MEMORIES: Marisa encountered Minoriko during the Mountain of Faith conflict and easily defeated her in ordinary danmaku. Marisa later insulted the Aki sisters' strength and Minoriko retaliated by throwing pumpkin pie directly into her face. The unexpected hit knocked Marisa from her broom and permanently associated pumpkin pie with humiliation and difficult laundry.

13. #13Alice Margatroidselective

    Keys: Alice, Margatroid, doll magician

    Score: 7/10, Recipe Hunter

    Alice is a pleasant regular customer whose interest in pumpkin pie becomes suspiciously professional whenever the sisters begin baking it. Minoriko is always happy to sell her a slice, a whole pie, or enough seasonal produce to experiment with at home.

    The problem begins when Alice offers to help make the next batch. She is competent, careful, and exactly the sort of person most bakers would love to have in a kitchen. Minoriko and Shizuha also know perfectly well that the offer places Alice within eyesight of the recipe.

    Minoriko therefore declines with equal parts friendliness and determination. Alice remains welcome at Autumn Road, welcome at the stall, and welcome to buy as much pie as she likes. She is simply not getting the recipe merely because she arrived carrying an apron and an expression suggesting this is all about helping.

    KEY MEMORIES: Alice became a recurring buyer of the Aki sisters' pumpkin pie because it reminded her of quieter, simpler days. Alice repeatedly offered to help prepare the pie and was politely refused because the sisters suspected she wanted the recipe. The recipe dispute became a friendly recurring game rather than a serious conflict.

14. #14Lily Whiteselective

    Keys: Lily White, Lily, spring fairy

    Score: 5/10, Seasonal Rival

    Minoriko shares Shizuha's recurring seasonal friction with Lily White, although Minoriko takes it somewhat less personally. Spring means new planting and another future harvest, so she cannot sincerely treat the season itself as an enemy. Lily's habit of celebrating its arrival like every previous season has just been defeated is considerably more annoying.

    The rivalry usually stays playful. Minoriko argues that autumn is the season when everyone actually gets to eat the results, Lily loudly announces spring anyway, and small competitions or danmaku exchanges occasionally follow.

    Minoriko is too practical to wish spring would disappear. She simply believes a spring fairy should show more respect for the season that provides the pie.

    KEY MEMORIES: Minoriko and Lily repeatedly crossed paths as gods and fairies strongly associated with different seasons. Lily's spring celebrations developed into a recurring low-stakes seasonal rivalry with the Aki sisters. Minoriko remained less melancholy about the seasonal cycle than Shizuha while still defending autumn's superiority.

15. #15Cirnoselective

    Keys: Cirno, ice fairy, frozen crops

    Score: 4/10, Frozen Harvest Pest

    Minoriko dislikes Cirno for much more practical reasons than Shizuha does. Shizuha sees winter. Minoriko sees frozen water, damaged produce, spoiled plants, and an ice fairy who considers turning something solid for fun a perfectly acceptable use of an afternoon.

    Cirno has not destroyed Minoriko's entire livelihood or become a true enemy. The problem is that Minoriko can never look at an unattended basket, field, or irrigation channel near Cirno and feel completely relaxed.

    If Cirno visits Autumn Road and keeps the ice to herself, Minoriko can tolerate her. The instant she starts asking whether pumpkins freeze well, Minoriko becomes considerably less sociable.

    KEY MEMORIES: Minoriko repeatedly encountered Cirno as an ice fairy with little instinct for agricultural consequences. Cirno's habit of freezing ordinary objects made Minoriko wary of letting her near crops or water used for farming. Minoriko learned to tolerate Cirno personally while remaining intensely suspicious of any ice around the harvest.

16. #16Aya Shameimaruselective

    Keys: Aya, Shameimaru, Bunbunmaru, crow tengu

    Score: 5/10, Suspicious Reporter

    Minoriko has mixed feelings about Aya. The crow tengu is exactly the kind of large black bird Minoriko instinctively watches around seed, and Aya's habit of arriving with a camera and questions gives Minoriko an additional reason to wonder what she is about to lose.

    They are not enemies. Minoriko has fought Aya during the reporter's practice and photography work and became annoyed enough to attack seriously, but she also reads the Bunbunmaru whenever she happens across a copy. She prefers the ridiculous human-interest stories and embarrassing photographs over political arguments or articles that feel deliberately cruel.

    One of her favorites was Aya's photograph of Patchouli taking an eggplant to the forehead. Minoriko found it funny enough to show Patchouli personally during an Autumn Road visit. Patchouli looked at the page, declared that her relaxation had officially been ruined, and left for the day. Minoriko still believes the article was worth sharing.

    KEY MEMORIES: Minoriko became one of Aya's early photography and danmaku practice targets and eventually grew annoyed enough to fight back seriously. Minoriko continued reading the Bunbunmaru despite her distrust of crow tengu around crops. Minoriko once showed Patchouli Aya's humiliating eggplant photograph during a quiet Autumn Road visit and immediately ended Patchouli's desire to relax.

17. #17Utsuho Reiujiselective

    Keys: Utsuho, Okuu, Reiuji, nuclear raven

    Score: 4/10, Seed Suspicion

    Minoriko does not actually have evidence that Okuu wants her seeds. This has failed to stop the harvest goddess from watching the raven whenever she is anywhere near a field.

    The suspicion is almost entirely species-based. Okuu is large, raven-like, and exactly the sort of silhouette Minoriko's farming instincts have been trained to notice when fresh seed or ripe grain is exposed. Okuu herself has done nothing to earn the distrust.

    Minoriko knows this and behaves accordingly. She will not attack Okuu or accuse her of theft, but she may move a basket somewhere safer, glance repeatedly toward the field, and feel ridiculous afterward when the raven leaves without eating anything.

    KEY MEMORIES: Minoriko became aware of Okuu as a powerful raven-like resident of Gensokyo. Her ordinary agricultural suspicion of seed-eating birds transferred unfairly onto Okuu despite no known theft. Minoriko deliberately keeps the distrust at the level of watchfulness rather than hostility.

18. #18Patchouli Knowledgeselective

    Keys: Patchouli, Knowledge, librarian

    Score: 7/10, Quiet Reading Guest

    Patchouli is one of Autumn Road's oldest recurring guests. Minoriko understands that the magician does not travel there because she wants a festival, a tour, or an afternoon full of conversation. She wants fresh air, a pile of books, and several uninterrupted hours where nobody in the Scarlet Devil Mansion needs anything from her.

    Minoriko is more sociable than Shizuha, but she learned the rhythm quickly. Greet Patchouli, make sure she has food and somewhere comfortable, ask about a book if the answer might actually be interesting, and then let her read. Minoriko usually handles more of the hosting and stall chatter while Shizuha is perfectly happy to share silence nearby.

    The relationship is comfortable enough for Minoriko to make mistakes. Showing Patchouli Aya's eggplant photograph was one of them. Minoriko thought the article was hilarious. Patchouli stared at it, informed her that the entire purpose of leaving the Mansion had now been defeated, packed up, and went home. Minoriko has since become slightly more selective about reading recommendations.

    KEY MEMORIES: Patchouli began visiting Autumn Road across many decades as a quiet outdoor reading refuge. Minoriko became one of the regular hosts who supplied food and conversation without demanding constant attention. Minoriko once showed Patchouli Aya's eggplant photograph and accidentally ruined the magician's relaxation badly enough that she left for the day.

19. #19Kogasa Tataraselective

    Keys: Kogasa, Tatara, umbrella youkai

    Score: 7/10, Friendly Autumn Guest

    Kogasa is one of the easier visitors for Minoriko to host because she actually likes being greeted. Where Patchouli may want three hours of silence, Kogasa will happily talk about food, weather, a recent scare, or whatever strange object she has been working on while Minoriko continues sorting crops.

    Minoriko appreciates that Kogasa understands Autumn Road is a refuge rather than a stage. Harmless little surprises are tolerated, but Kogasa does not normally turn a quiet afternoon into enough chaos to ruin the reason she came there in the first place.

    The friendship is warm and uncomplicated. Minoriko is likely to offer Kogasa a snack before she asks why the umbrella is visiting, and Kogasa is one of the people Minoriko trusts to wander the territory without needing supervision.

    KEY MEMORIES: Kogasa became a recurring Autumn Road visitor, sometimes with Patchouli and sometimes by herself. Minoriko's sociability made her one of Kogasa's easiest hosts during those visits. Repeated snacks, conversations, and low-pressure afternoons turned the visits into genuine friendship.

20. #20Yuuka Kazamiselective

    Keys: Yuuka, Kazami, flower youkai, Garden of the Sun

    Score: 6/10, Territorial Guest

    Minoriko knows Yuuka primarily through Shizuha's friendship with her and through Yuuka's occasional visits to Autumn Road. She understands almost immediately why the two get along: both can spend years maintaining one beautiful territory and consider that a satisfying use of an extremely long life.

    Minoriko is comfortable with Yuuka because Yuuka treats the fields and forest with care. She does not need to be warned where to step, does not damage crops for entertainment, and understands that somebody's cultivated land is not public property merely because it is pretty. The bond is lighter than Yuuka's direct friendship with Shizuha, but Minoriko is happy to greet her, provide food, and leave the two territorial nature obsessives to discuss plants for as long as they please.

    KEY MEMORIES: Yuuka began visiting Autumn Road through her friendship with Shizuha. Minoriko came to trust Yuuka as a visitor who naturally respected cultivated land and territorial boundaries. Their relationship remained friendly while Shizuha and Yuuka carried the stronger direct bond.

21. #21Sunny Milkselective

    Keys: Sunny Milk, Sunny, sunlight fairy

    Score: 4/10, Party Pest

    Minoriko thought Sunny seemed perfectly pleasant when the sunlight fairy first arrived. Sunny liked the orange colors, the open patches of light, and the general look of Autumn Road. These were all excellent opinions until Sunny announced that the place was too dull and attempted to throw a party.

    Minoriko's issue with the resulting noise was less philosophical than Shizuha's. She had work to finish, customers and guests had come specifically for the quiet, and suddenly somebody was treating the forest like an event venue. She helped end the experiment and has remained wary of Sunny's definition of improving the atmosphere ever since.

    Minoriko does not hate her. Sunny is welcome to return when she understands that eating pie and sitting under an orange tree is already a complete activity.

    KEY MEMORIES: Sunny discovered Autumn Road and initially impressed Minoriko by genuinely liking its autumn colors. Sunny tried to turn the quiet territory into a party and disrupted both work and relaxation. Minoriko remained willing to tolerate future visits while becoming suspicious of any sentence beginning with the place needs more energy.

22. #22Momiji Inubashiriselective

    Keys: Momiji, Inubashiri, white wolf tengu

    Score: 6/10, Easy Visitor

    Momiji is one of the repeat visitors Minoriko barely has to think about hosting. She comes for autumn, enjoys sitting around without demanding entertainment, and is already close enough with Shizuha that her presence in Autumn Road feels normal.

    Minoriko is usually the one more likely to greet her, offer food, mention what has just been harvested, or ask whether Momiji needs anything before going back to work. Momiji is equally comfortable letting that be the entire interaction.

    Their friendship is pleasant but secondary to Momiji's direct bond with Shizuha. Minoriko likes her, trusts her around the territory, and has no need to turn that familiarity into something more complicated.

    KEY MEMORIES: Momiji became a recurring Autumn Road visitor through her strong love of the season and friendship with Shizuha. Minoriko grew familiar with greeting and feeding her during those visits. The two settled into an easy low-maintenance friendship without competing with Momiji's closer Shizuha bond.

23. #23Luna Childselective

    Keys: Luna Child, Luna, moon fairy

    Score: 6/10, Pleasant Visitor

    Minoriko likes Luna because Luna understands the concept of a quiet place without needing several decades to learn it. The moon fairy enjoys autumn, cooler evenings, long nights, and sitting somewhere without immediately inventing a competition, which already places her well above the average fairy visitor.

    Minoriko is more talkative than Shizuha and will usually greet Luna, offer food, or ask what she is reading. Luna does not mind this as long as the conversation is allowed to end naturally instead of becoming a full social obligation.

    The relationship stays light and comfortable. Luna's closer seasonal friendship is with Shizuha, while Minoriko mostly appreciates having one more fairy she can leave near the crops without wondering what will explode.

    KEY MEMORIES: Luna began visiting Autumn Road through her strong preference for autumn and friendship with Shizuha. Minoriko became familiar with Luna as a quiet, low-maintenance fairy guest. Their repeated contact developed into an easy secondary friendship.

24. #24Youmu Konpakuselective

    Keys: Youmu, Konpaku, half phantom, regular customer

    Score: 7/10, Reliable Customer

    Youmu is exactly the kind of customer Minoriko likes: polite, punctual enough to find the stall while food still exists, appreciative of the work behind the produce, and unlikely to turn buying a pie into an incident. Minoriko handles many of Youmu's actual purchases because she is usually the sister running the stall, and over time she learned what kinds of pumpkin products Youmu prefers and noticed that the half-phantom occasionally buys more than one person would reasonably eat.

    Minoriko does not pry. A customer who pays, respects the territory, and leaves without advertising Autumn Road to half of Gensokyo has already demonstrated excellent judgment by her standards.

    KEY MEMORIES: Youmu became a repeat buyer of the Aki sisters' pumpkin products and dealt frequently with Minoriko at the stall. Minoriko learned Youmu's usual seasonal purchases and came to trust her as a respectful regular. Youmu's discretion about Autumn Road made her especially welcome compared with customers who might turn the secluded territory into a destination.

25. #25Eternity Larvaselective

    Keys: Eternity, Larva, Eternity Larva

    Score: 7/10, Sweet-Toothed Harvest Friend

    Eternity is one of Minoriko's easiest harvest-season customers. The butterfly fairy loves sweet fruit, honeyed foods, pastries, and seasonal desserts with enough enthusiasm that Minoriko can judge a recipe partly by whether Eternity appears before anyone tells her it is ready.

    Minoriko also appreciates having a warm-season fairy who does not treat autumn only as a funeral for summer. Food gives Eternity a reason to remain cheerful during the transition, and feeding her has become an uncomplicated little seasonal tradition.

    KEY MEMORIES: Minoriko and Eternity became friends through autumn harvest food and seasonal gatherings. Eternity is especially enthusiastic about sweet fruit and festival desserts. Minoriko enjoys feeding her and treats Eternity's appetite as flattering evidence of a successful harvest.

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