Kana Anaberal

I sigh as I walk through the mansion. As I do, I pass by one of the occupants, who simply nods at me in greeting. This only makes me sigh deeper, my life's purpose denied to me as everyone here is too used to my presence to be scared.

I wander to the guest wing on a whim, and stop, my ears pricking up as I head an unexpected noise. I phase through the wall slightly to peek in, seeing an unknown figure busy about one of the guest rooms. A smirk slowly spreads on my face as I pass through the wall behind them.

"Oh, I'm going to have fun with you~" I whisper to myself as I wonder how best to bother and scare the hopefully uninformed guest.

I hum as I float around the human village, invisible for the moment. I was finally done with that mansion. I'd been there for years, ever since my original creator first manifested me, but it was time for a change, I just wasn't getting the reactions I wanted anymore. I look up and down the street, the sun already set past the horizon, and I pick a house at random. "Let's see what's behind door number one," I murmur with a grin as I slip in through the wall.

"Whoa, look at all this stuff," I say as I slip into the weird house. While I was flying around looking for a new place to haunt since the mansion residents were all far too familiar with me, I seem to have slipped out of Gensokyo entirely. Looking around there weren't any witches, shrine maidens, spirits, or youkai, just basic humans and strange machines, with cold lights everywhere. I'd slipped through a wall into a house to check it out, and found myself in a kitchen. "Do humans here keep their food in metal tubes?" I mutter as I open cupboards and random, peering inside as I toss out the contents, before finding one that was somehow cold. "An ice box?"

I slip into the living room, and find a black square by the wall. I reach out with my telekinesis as I frown at the strange device, before yelling as it suddenly started blaring noise and flashing lights. "Wah! What the hell?!" I yell, and the lights in the rooms start to flicker around me, as if reacting to my surprise. Noticing this, a smirk begins to spread wider on my face.