Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fu Hua decides to take Kaguya with her to hunt zombies, despite Kaguya's initial protest.
• They encounter an unusual zombie girl with a talisman on her forehead who runs away instead of attacking.
• Fu Hua decides to capture the zombie girl alive, curious about her behavior.

Character Developments

• Kaguya shows excitement and fearlessness in the face of zombies, revealing her violent side despite her cute appearance.
• Fu Hua demonstrates her protective nature towards Kaguya and her curiosity about the unusual zombie girl.

Significant Themes

• The contrast between Kaguya's cute appearance and her violent nature.
• Fu Hua's protective instincts and curiosity.

Character Interactions

• Kaguya and Fu Hua's interactions show Kaguya's determination to accompany Fu Hua and her excitement in the face of danger.
• Fu Hua's concern for Kaguya's well-being is evident in her decision to capture the zombie girl alive and her warning about Kaguya's violent tendencies.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fu Hua and Princess Kaguya encounter a zombie dog and a zombie girl (the latter can communicate).
• The zombie girl, who calls herself 'Tomato', is protective of the zombie dog, 'Tomato'.
• A zombie boy, 'Hopping Little Brother', arrives to protect his 'little sister', Tomato.
• Hopping Little Brother uses his poisonous gas attack on Fu Hua, but it's nullified by her protective golden light.

Character Developments

• Fu Hua shows mercy towards intelligent zombies, hoping Yoshika Miyako can return to normal.
• Tomato, the zombie girl, displays human-like emotions and rationality.
• Hopping Little Brother demonstrates his protective nature and unique zombie ability.

Significant Themes

• Rationality and humanity in zombies.
• The power of family bonds and protection.
• The struggle between fear and empathy towards the undead.

Character Interactions

• Fu Hua and Princess Kaguya show concern and caution towards the intelligent zombies.
• Tomato and Hopping Little Brother display sibling affection and protection.
• Fu Hua's mercy towards Tomato contrasts with Princess Kaguya's initial threat.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fu Hua encounters two zombie siblings, Hopping Brother and Hopping Sister, who are different from other zombies as they retain human-like thought processes.
• The siblings reveal that an Onmyoji is behind their transformation and controls their eldest brother.
• Fu Hua decides to find and confront the Onmyoji.

Character Developments

• Hopping Brother: Initially panicked, he becomes more composed and tries to protect his sister. He shows concern for his eldest brother's safety.
• Hopping Sister: She is slow-witted and relies on her brother for protection. She is scared of Fu Hua but hopes she can help them.
• Fu Hua: She demonstrates her power by controlling the soil to restrain the siblings. She shows interest in the Onmyoji's abilities and seeks him out.

Significant Themes

• Power and Control: The Onmyoji's ability to control zombies and the siblings' fear of him highlight the theme of power dynamics.
• Brotherly Love: Hopping Brother's concern for his siblings, especially his eldest brother, emphasizes the importance of family bonds.

Character Interactions

• Fu Hua and the Hopping Siblings: Fu Hua initially intimidates the siblings but later shows them kindness, gaining their trust and cooperation.
• Hopping Brother and Hopping Sister: The siblings display a strong bond, with Hopping Brother protecting his sister and showing concern for their eldest brother.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fu Hua, Princess Kaguya, and the two little zombies reach the cave entrance.
• Fu Hua defeats the zombies guarding the entrance using the Seven Treasures Glazed Sand.
• Inside the cave, an onmyoji (a sorcerer using yin and yang principles) attacks them with a coffin lid, which Fu Hua easily destroys.
• The onmyoji sends a group of zombies carrying a coffin toward Fu Hua.

Character Developments

• Fu Hua demonstrates her strength and calmness in the face of danger.
• Princess Kaguya shows her excitement and bloodthirstiness, contrasting with her innocent appearance.
• The two little zombies, Hopping Brother and Hopping Sister, feel insulted when Princess Kaguya calls them monsters.

Significant Themes

• The contrast between appearance and reality (Fu Hua's calm demeanor vs. her strength, Princess Kaguya's innocent look vs. her violent nature).
• The power dynamics between humans and zombies, and the dehumanization of zombies.

Character Interactions

• Fu Hua protects Princess Kaguya and the little zombies from the onmyoji's attack.
• Princess Kaguya expresses her satisfaction with Fu Hua as her adoptive mother.
• The onmyoji and his zombie minions confront Fu Hua and her group.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fu Hua encounters seven zombies, including a unique, controlled zombie leading them, carrying a coffin.
• The zombies perform a ritual, unleashing the power of the 'Seven Warlords of the Dead' coffin-carrying art, starting with the 'Death Gaze' move.
• Fu Hua restrains the two little zombies and faces the seven zombies, ultimately destroying the coffin's lid after a brief struggle.

Character Developments

• Fu Hua demonstrates her power and care for the two little zombies, showing she's not just strong but also compassionate.
• The eldest zombie brother is revealed to be controlled, losing his usual carefree demeanor.

Significant Themes

• Control vs Free Will: The eldest zombie brother and the two little zombies are controlled, highlighting the theme of loss of autonomy.
• Power and Responsibility: Fu Hua's strength is juxtaposed with her responsibility towards the two little zombies, showing that power comes with duty.

Character Interactions

• Fu Hua interacts with the two little zombies, showing concern for their well-being and promising not to harm their brother.
• The eldest zombie brother, under control, attacks Fu Hua, showcasing the conflict between his current state and his usual caring nature.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fu Hua encounters an onmyoji (a male necromancer) who tries to make her his corpse slave or lover.
• The onmyoji, confident in his power, is easily defeated and killed by Fu Hua with a single punch.
• Fu Hua finds a jade slip containing the Corpse Refining Sect's cultivation outline, including the Coffin-Lifting Art.
• Fu Hua decides to explore deeper into the cave, hoping for more gains.

Character Developments

• Fu Hua demonstrates her immense power and lack of interest in unorthodox cultivation methods.
• The onmyoji's overconfidence leads to his demise, highlighting the danger of underestimating opponents.
• Princess Kaguya shows affection towards Fu Hua, calling her "Mother," suggesting a growing bond between them.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and the consequences of underestimating opponents.
• The allure and dangers of unorthodox cultivation methods.
• The growing bond between Fu Hua and Princess Kaguya.

Character Interactions

• Fu Hua and the onmyoji's brief but intense interaction showcases Fu Hua's power and the onmyoji's overconfidence.
• Fu Hua and Princess Kaguya's interaction reveals the deepening of their relationship, with Princess Kaguya showing affection towards Fu Hua.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fu Hua impresses Kaguya with her strength, leading Kaguya to acknowledge Fu Hua as her mother.
• Fu Hua and Kaguya explore the cave together, discovering remnants of the onmyoji's activities and his notes about the Bureau of Yin-Yang and the art of corpse refinement.
• Fu Hua decides to teach Kaguya martial arts and the Taixuan Sword Qi, starting with the Sword Heart Formula.

Character Developments

• Kaguya: Develops admiration for Fu Hua's strength, becomes interested in learning martial arts, and expresses a desire to learn the Taixuan Sword Qi.
• Fu Hua: Shows maternal affection towards Kaguya, decides to teach her martial arts, and shares her knowledge of the Taixuan Sword Qi.

Significant Themes

• Mother-daughter bond: Fu Hua's actions towards Kaguya reflect a growing maternal affection, while Kaguya seeks Fu Hua's approval and guidance.
• Power and ambition: The onmyoji's actions and the art of corpse refinement highlight the theme of seeking power at any cost.
• Transmission of knowledge: Fu Hua's decision to teach Kaguya martial arts and the Taixuan Sword Qi emphasizes the importance of passing down knowledge and skills.

Character Interactions

• Fu Hua and Kaguya: Their interactions show a growing bond, with Kaguya admiring Fu Hua's strength and Fu Hua showing maternal affection towards Kaguya.
• Fu Hua and the onmyoji (off-page): Fu Hua's thoughts about the onmyoji's actions and his art of corpse refinement reveal her disapproval of his methods and ambition.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fu Hua finds a cultivation method for yin-yang arts in the onmyoji's cave, but decides it's not useful for her.
• She releases the three controlled zombies (Hopping Sister, Hopping Brother, and his younger brother) from underground.
• The siblings thank Fu Hua, and she warns them not to hurt people before leaving with Kaguya.
• Hopping Sister receives a Homu plushie from Fu Hua as a gift.

Character Developments

• Fu Hua shows compassion and understanding towards the zombies, deciding not to kill them and even giving them a gift.
• The three siblings display their unique personalities: Hopping Sister is lively and loves soft, fluffy things; Hopping Brother is airheaded and simple-minded; and his younger brother is more level-headed.

Significant Themes

• Compassion and understanding towards seemingly dangerous creatures.
• The contrast between appearance and personality.

Character Interactions

• Fu Hua interacts with the three siblings, showing kindness and understanding.
• The siblings interact with each other, displaying their unique personalities and dynamics.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fu Hua, an immortal, successfully controls Yoshika Miyako, a zombie, using a spirit talisman and a spell.
• After fifteen minutes, Yoshika Miyako awakens and addresses Fu Hua as her master.
• Paper Butterfly, a shrine maiden, is disappointed that Yoshika Miyako does not recognize her.
• Fu Hua explains that Yoshika Miyako's intelligence is now that of a child and offers to let Paper Butterfly get to know her again.
• Fu Hua plans to examine Yoshika Miyako's condition for the next few days.
• Fu Hua offers to teach Paper Butterfly spells and martial arts to improve her cultivation and stabilize her aptitude.

Character Developments

• Fu Hua: Shows proficiency in controlling zombies and expresses concern for Paper Butterfly's well-being and safety.
• Yoshika Miyako: Transforms from an aggressive zombie into a controlled, obedient zombie with childlike intelligence.
• Paper Butterfly: Struggles with Yoshika Miyako's transformation but ultimately accepts it and decides to get to know her again. She also shows trust in Fu Hua.

Significant Themes

• Acceptance of change and transformation (Yoshika Miyako's transformation, Paper Butterfly's acceptance)
• The importance of knowledge and skills (Fu Hua's willingness to learn new methods)
• The value of trust and mutual respect (Fu Hua's consideration for Paper Butterfly's feelings)

Character Interactions

• Fu Hua and Yoshika Miyako: Fu Hua successfully controls Yoshika Miyako and becomes her master.
• Paper Butterfly and Yoshika Miyako: Paper Butterfly is initially upset that Yoshika Miyako does not recognize her but decides to get to know her again.
• Fu Hua and Paper Butterfly: Fu Hua offers to teach Paper Butterfly spells and martial arts to improve her cultivation, showing concern for her well-being. Paper Butterfly trusts Fu Hua and agrees to her terms.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Paper Butterfly asks Fu Hua to teach her martial arts to gain strength and protect her village.
• Fu Hua discovers Yoshika Miyako's unique ability, 'Devour', which allows her to consume anything to recover stamina and heal injuries.
• Fu Hua attempts to teach Yoshika Miyako the Sword Heart Formula and other martial arts, but her efforts prove futile due to Yoshika's limited mental capacity.
• Fu Hua decides to leave Yoshika Miyako in the secret realm with Paper Butterfly, giving Paper Butterfly secondary control over Yoshika.

Character Developments

• Paper Butterfly shows determination to learn martial arts to protect her village, demonstrating her growth and responsibility.
• Yoshika Miyako's loyalty to Fu Hua is evident, but her mental limitations are also clear, making her more of a guardian than a cultivator.
• Fu Hua displays patience and understanding in dealing with Yoshika Miyako's limitations, showing her willingness to help even those with lesser potential.

Significant Themes

• The importance of strength and power in protecting oneself and others.
• The limitations of potential and the challenges of teaching those with mental limitations.
• The value of loyalty and obedience, even in those who may not possess great intelligence.

Character Interactions

• Fu Hua and Paper Butterfly: Fu Hua agrees to teach Paper Butterfly martial arts, showing her willingness to help those who show determination and potential.
• Fu Hua and Yoshika Miyako: Fu Hua attempts to teach Yoshika Miyako but ultimately accepts her limitations, leaving her in the secret realm with Paper Butterfly.
• Cang Xiaoxuan and Fu Hua: Cang Xiaoxuan shows interest in Yoshika Miyako's abilities and offers Fu Hua repaired firearms to test.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fu Hua advances her Taixu Sword Heart, experiencing a moment of world consciousness.
• She finds Princess Kaguya sleeping on her lap, having grown into a young girl.
• Minamoto Mitsuyori knocks on Fu Hua's door, announcing she has formed a Sword Heart and entered the Still Water realm.

Character Developments

• Fu Hua: Realizes her Taixu Sword Heart has advanced, feels reluctant to part with Princess Kaguya as she grows up.
• Princess Kaguya: Has grown into a young girl, displaying her heaven-defying beauty.
• Minamoto Mitsuyori: Successfully forms a Sword Heart and enters the Still Water realm, eager to learn martial arts from Fu Hua.

Significant Themes

• Growth and change: Fu Hua's realization of her Taixu Sword Heart's advancement and Princess Kaguya's growth highlight the passage of time and the inevitability of change.
• Mentorship and guidance: Fu Hua's role as a mentor to her disciples, particularly Minamoto Mitsuyori, emphasizes the importance of teaching and nurturing the next generation.

Character Interactions

• Fu Hua and Princess Kaguya: Fu Hua admires her grown-up daughter, reluctant to leave her.
• Fu Hua and Minamoto Mitsuyori: Fu Hua praises Mitsuyori's progress and offers to begin teaching her martial arts.
• Minamoto Mitsuyori and Princess Kaguya: Mitsuyori is curious about her junior sister, Kaguya, and misses her.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Minamoto Mitsuyori realizes he has fallen in love with his junior sister, Princess Kaguya.
• He prays to the God of Matchmaking to help him and Kaguya become destined lovers.
• Fu Hua begins teaching Minamoto Mitsuyori the Sword-Opening Form of the Taixu Form Aggregate.
• They have breakfast together, with Minamoto Mitsuyori serving Kaguya the best dishes.

Character Developments

• Minamoto Mitsuyori: Falls in love with Kaguya and becomes more attentive towards her.
• Princess Kaguya: Becomes more well-behaved and proper, showing grace and poise during meals.
• Fu Hua: Continues to teach her disciples and takes care of Kaguya.

Significant Themes

• Love and relationships: Minamoto Mitsuyori's feelings for Kaguya and his desire for them to be together.
• Master-disciple relationship: Fu Hua's role as a teacher and mentor to her disciples.
• Growth and change: Kaguya's transformation into a more graceful and proper princess.

Character Interactions

• Minamoto Mitsuyori and Princess Kaguya: Mitsuyori shows affection towards Kaguya by serving her the best dishes and being attentive to her needs. Kaguya, however, remains somewhat distant and unaware of his feelings.
• Fu Hua and Princess Kaguya: Fu Hua continues to take care of Kaguya, feeding her and showing concern for her well-being.
• Fu Hua and Minamoto Mitsuyori: Fu Hua teaches Mitsuyori swordsmanship and remains unaware of his feelings for Kaguya.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Minamoto Mitsuyori expresses her admiration for Princess Kaguya, using the term "simp" which Fu Hua explains.
• They decide to visit a hot spring inn together, with Kaguya disguising herself to avoid attention.
• It's revealed that many people, including nobles from other regions, have gathered outside the Minamoto estate to catch a glimpse of Kaguya, leading to some bizarre behaviors like selling "Kaguya's bathwater."

Character Developments

• Minamoto Mitsuyori: Shows open affection and admiration for Kaguya, using the term "simp" to express her feelings.
• Princess Kaguya: Seems oblivious to the extent of her influence on others, taking their admiration for granted.

Significant Themes

• The power of beauty: Kaguya's stunning appearance captivates everyone who sees her, leading to obsession and unusual behaviors.
• Disguise and identity: Kaguya must disguise herself to avoid unwanted attention, highlighting the importance of her true identity remaining secret.

Character Interactions

• Fu Hua and Kaguya: Fu Hua is more concerned about the potential trouble Kaguya's presence might cause, while Kaguya remains indifferent to the impact of her beauty on others.
• Minamoto Mitsuyori and Kaguya: Mitsuyori expresses her admiration for Kaguya openly, while Kaguya seems unaware of Mitsuyori's feelings.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fu Hua realizes that it's already winter, having been in this world for over half a year.
• Princess Kaguya approaches Fu Hua, having completed her assigned tasks.
• Fu Hua gives Kaguya a submachine gun as a weapon, which Kaguya uses to shoot a fish in the pond.
• Minamoto Mitsuyori arrives, and they decide to go to a hot spring together.

Character Developments

• Fu Hua remains expressionless and rigid in her teaching methods, but she cares for Kaguya's well-being.
• Princess Kaguya is enchanting and powerful, but she's also careless and reckless with her new weapon.
• Minamoto Mitsuyori is dedicated to her training and looks forward to going to the hot spring with Fu Hua and Kaguya.

Significant Themes

• The passage of time and the changing seasons.
• The consequences of carelessness with powerful weapons.
• The privileges and special treatment that come with power and status.

Character Interactions

• Fu Hua and Princess Kaguya have a teacher-student relationship, with Fu Hua teaching Kaguya about weapons and their proper use.
• Fu Hua and Minamoto Mitsuyori have a friendly, almost familial relationship, with Mitsuyori addressing Fu Hua as "Master."
• Princess Kaguya and Minamoto Mitsuyori are close, with Mitsuyori looking forward to going to the hot spring with Kaguya.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Crowds gather outside the Minamoto Clan residence to catch a glimpse of Princess Kaguya.
• Minamoto Mitsuyori, Kaguya, and Fu Hua leave the residence, with admirers following them.
• Kaguya's admirers are described as obsessed and unable to forget her, even after years of pursuit.

Character Developments

• Princess Kaguya's beauty continues to captivate and obsess men, with admirers willing to travel great distances and endure hardships for a chance to see or marry her.
• Minamoto Mitsuyori is protective of Kaguya and views her admirers as rivals, but he cannot act against them due to their high status.

Significant Themes

• The destructive power of obsession and unrequited love.
• The enchanting effect of extreme beauty on men.
• The impossibility of attaining the unattainable.

Character Interactions

• The scholar and samurai outside the residence discuss their admiration for Kaguya.
• Minamoto Mitsuyori interacts with the crowd outside the residence, ordering them to disperse.
• Fu Hua and Kaguya discuss Kaguya's effect on men, with Fu Hua acknowledging her daughter's enchanting power.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Kaguya and Fu Hua accompany Minamoto Mitsuyori to a hot spring inn in the mountains.
• Minamoto Mitsuyori's guards clear the way for them, and the innkeeper prepares the inn for their arrival.
• They arrive at the hot springs, where new bath towels have been prepared for them.

Character Developments

• Minamoto Mitsuyori: She demonstrates her authority and status as the young lord of the Minamoto Clan, issuing commands to her guards and the innkeeper. She also shows consideration for Kaguya and Fu Hua, arranging for new bath towels.
• Kaguya: She feels uncomfortable with Minamoto Mitsuyori's closeness and threatens her, showing her protective nature and discomfort with unwanted advances.

Significant Themes

• Status and Power: Minamoto Mitsuyori's behavior highlights the importance of status and power in Eastern Island's society, where those above possess privileges over those below.
• Gender Dynamics: The contrast between Minamoto Mitsuyori's behavior towards Kaguya and her guards illustrates the complex gender dynamics at play, with different expectations for men and women.

Character Interactions

• Kaguya and Minamoto Mitsuyori: Their interactions are tense, with Kaguya feeling uncomfortable with Minamoto Mitsuyori's closeness and threatening her, while Minamoto Mitsuyori is somewhat at a loss but still tries to ingratiate herself with Kaguya.
• Minamoto Mitsuyori and her guards/innkeeper: She treats them with authority, issuing commands and expecting obedience, while they respond respectfully and follow her orders.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fu Hua, Kaguya, and Minamoto Mitsuyori arrive at an inn with a hot spring.
• Fu Hua suggests they all soak in the same pool, but Minamoto Mitsuyori refuses, citing propriety.
• Fu Hua and Kaguya soak in the women's hot spring together, while Minamoto Mitsuyori goes to the men's bath.
• Several days later, it starts snowing heavily. Fu Hua, Kaguya, and Cang Xiaoxuan prepare to leave for the Fujiwara clan estate.

Character Developments

• Fu Hua: Shows affection towards her disciples and is casual about gender norms.
• Kaguya: Mocks Minamoto Mitsuyori for identifying as a man despite being a girl.
• Minamoto Mitsuyori: Struggles with his identity and self-control, refusing to bathe with Fu Hua and Kaguya.

Significant Themes

• Gender identity and societal norms.
• The power dynamics and relationships between master and disciples.
• The allure and value of Princess Kaguya's beauty.

Character Interactions

• Fu Hua shows affection and closeness with both Kaguya and Minamoto Mitsuyori.
• Kaguya and Minamoto Mitsuyori have a tense relationship, with Kaguya mocking Minamoto Mitsuyori's identity.
• Fu Hua, Kaguya, and Cang Xiaoxuan prepare to leave together, showing unity and camaraderie.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fu Hua decides to leave the Minamoto Clan with Kaguya, giving Minamoto Mitsuyori time to "cool down" from her infatuation with Kaguya.
• They depart through the gates, noticing many people waiting to catch a glimpse of Kaguya despite the heavy snow.
• Fu Hua reveals she is going to Fujiwara-kyo to find someone fated for her, which Kaguya initially misunderstands as finding a father for her.
• Cang Xiaoxuan predicts it will rain, and they decide to find shelter.

Character Developments

• Fu Hua: Shows concern for Kaguya's well-being and teaches her about the Sword Heart Formula to calm her heart.
• Princess Kaguya: Demonstrates her growing attachment to Fu Hua, asking to be carried when she feels irritated.
• Minamoto Mitsuyori: Her infatuation with Kaguya is mentioned, but she is not present in this chapter.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics and politics of the ancient Eastern Island capitals, particularly Fujiwara-kyo.
• The concept of fate and destiny, as Fu Hua seeks someone fated for her in Fujiwara-kyo.
• The limitations of immortality, as discussed in relation to the Hourai Elixir and the Taixuan Sword Qi.

Character Interactions

• Fu Hua and Princess Kaguya: Their bond deepens as Fu Hua cares for Kaguya's well-being and Kaguya shows affection towards Fu Hua.
• Fu Hua and Cang Xiaoxuan: Fu Hua trusts Cang Xiaoxuan's predictions without question, showing their close relationship.
• Princess Kaguya and the people around her: Kaguya shows little regard for the common people who admire her, viewing them as beneath her.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group encounters a strange sunshower while traveling.
• They notice a hazy white mist in the woods ahead, suggesting a potential threat.
• A young girl runs towards them, warning them not to approach the mist.
• The girl reveals she's a god, and the mist is a manifestation of a powerful entity she's trying to keep at bay.

Character Developments

• Princess Kaguya: Shows her aggressive and confrontational nature, but also her willingness to back down when Fu Hua intervenes.
• The Girl God: Initially appears silly and immature, but later shows concern and urgency about the impending threat.

Significant Themes

• Power and Weakness: The girl god's power seems limited, contrasting with the powerful entity she's facing.
• Communication and Conflict Resolution: The group's interaction with the girl god highlights the importance of understanding and respect in avoiding unnecessary conflicts.

Character Interactions

• Fu Hua and Princess Kaguya: Fu Hua acts as a mediator, preventing Kaguya from escalating the situation with the girl god.
• The Girl God and Princess Kaguya: Their interaction is tense and hostile initially, but the girl god shows restraint and tries to protect them from the impending danger.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fu Hua, Princess Kaguya, and Cang Xiaoxuan encounter a mysterious girl who warns them about a fox wedding procession, which is considered inauspicious and dangerous.
• They hide and observe the fox wedding procession, with the bride being a humanoid fox in a white wedding kimono.
• The foxes seem to notice them but do not attack, continuing with their procession.

Character Developments

• The mysterious girl is revealed to be the God of Fated Bonds, a deity born from human fated bonds. She has lost her faith in destined love due to humans' inability to keep their promises.

Significant Themes

• The fragility of human relationships and promises.
• The consequences of witnessing a fox wedding procession, which is considered an ill omen.
• The loss of faith and belief.

Character Interactions

• Fu Hua and Princess Kaguya show concern for each other's safety and listen to the girl's warnings.
• The girl shows concern for Fu Hua and Kaguya's well-being, despite her initial hostility.
• The fox bride seems to notice Fu Hua and the others but does not react aggressively.