After Yakumo Yukari spun a whole tale about how she was the local boss here, knew everyone, had incredibly convenient abilities, was great at warming beds, acting cute, and rolling around, and was simply the perfect person to help Kishin find her little sister, Kishin managed to suppress the urge to vent the frustration she had built up over the past few days from being unable to find Tsukuyomi and accepted Yukari's allegiance.
After spending some time together, Yakumo Yukari found it hard to believe, but she had begun to form a few guesses about Kishin's true identity.
She was bold as well. Using the excuse of helping Kishin look for Tsukuyomi, she brought Kishin along to beat up and kick around all sorts of youkai who displeased her or might one day interfere with her becoming Gensokyo's folk-dance star. She happily threw her weight around by borrowing Kishin's authority.
But just as Kishin was about to lose faith in this person who had sworn allegiance to her, intending to beat Yakumo Yukari up and send her home, Yukari finally found the person from Kishin's portrait.
Of course, she had to thank Tsukuyomi for coming out for a walk not long ago. That was how Yakumo Yukari finally caught wind of her. Otherwise, if Tsukuyomi had remained in Mo Yi's home, which was inscribed with barriers, even Yukari could not have found her.
"Lord Kishin, I guarantee it!"
Yakumo Yukari pointed at the wooden house ahead and said,
"According to the information, your little sister should have appeared from here before walking away. This should be her residence. I don't know whether she has returned yet, but waiting here definitely can't be wrong."
Kishin looked at the bamboo forest and wooden house beside her, then recalled what Yagokoro Eirin had