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| |description = The journal of a folk scholar. It concerns something known as the Crimson Sacrifice. | | |description = The journal of a folk scholar. It concerns something known as the Crimson Sacrifice. |
| |adddescription = It seems I've found some old texts about the village. | | |adddescription = It seems I've found some old texts about the village. |
| | related = [[Folklorist's Note 1#Deep Crimson Butterfly-0|Folk Scholar's Writings I]], [[Folklorist's Note 3#Deep Crimson Butterfly-0|Folk Scholar's Writings III]], [[Folklorist's Note 4#Deep Crimson Butterfly-0|Folk Scholar's Writings IV]], [[Folklorist's Note 5#Deep Crimson Butterfly-0|Folk Scholar's Writings V]], [[Folklorist's Note 6#Deep Crimson Butterfly-0|Folk Scholar's Writings VI]], [[Folklorist's Note 7#Deep Crimson Butterfly-0|Folk Scholar's Writings VII]], [[Folklorist's Note 8#Deep Crimson Butterfly-0|Folk Scholar's Writings VIII]], [[Folklorist's Note 9#Deep Crimson Butterfly-0|Folk Scholar's Writings IX]], [[Folklorist's Note 10#Deep Crimson Butterfly-0|Folk Scholar's Writings X]], [[Folklorist's Note 11#Deep Crimson Butterfly-0|Folk Scholar's Writings XI]] & [[Folklorist's Note 12#Deep Crimson Butterfly-0|Folk Scholar's Writings XII]] | | | related = [[Folklorist's Note 1#tabber-Deep_Crimson_Butterfly|Folk Scholar's Writings I]], [[Folklorist's Note 3#tabber-Deep_Crimson_Butterfly|Folk Scholar's Writings III]], [[Folklorist's Note 4#tabber-Deep_Crimson_Butterfly|Folk Scholar's Writings IV]], [[Folklorist's Note 5#tabber-Deep_Crimson_Butterfly|Folk Scholar's Writings V]], [[Folklorist's Note 6#tabber-Deep_Crimson_Butterfly|Folk Scholar's Writings VI]], [[Folklorist's Note 7#tabber-Deep_Crimson_Butterfly|Folk Scholar's Writings VII]], [[Folklorist's Note 8#tabber-Deep_Crimson_Butterfly|Folk Scholar's Writings VIII]], [[Folklorist's Note 9#tabber-Deep_Crimson_Butterfly|Folk Scholar's Writings IX]], [[Folklorist's Note 10#tabber-Deep_Crimson_Butterfly|Folk Scholar's Writings X]], [[Folklorist's Note 11#tabber-Deep_Crimson_Butterfly|Folk Scholar's Writings XI]] & [[Folklorist's Note 12#tabber-Deep_Crimson_Butterfly|Folk Scholar's Writings XII]] |
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| Small statues that appear to be guardian stones are dotted around the village. Unlike those I've seen in other areas, however, these do not display a [[dosojin|male and female god]]. Instead they are engraved with what appear to be twin shrine maidens. According to local children, these twin maidens are worshipped as gods in the village. In an old text I've found in this house, these maidens are mentioned in the same section as the 'Crimson Sacrifice'. | | Small statues that appear to be guardian stones are dotted around the village. Unlike those I've seen in other areas, however, these do not display a [[dosojin|male and female god]]. Instead they are engraved with what appear to be twin shrine maidens. According to local children, these twin maidens are worshipped as gods in the village. In an old text I've found in this house, these maidens are mentioned in the same section as the 'Crimson Sacrifice'. |