[Requests Accepted] [Casket] あやかし遊郭 ～花魁アマビエ民譚集～ 後日談 [VJ015238]

Note: (VJ015235) There is content overlap with "Ayakashi Yūkaku ~Oiran Dōchū~". ■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■ Special Features ◇ New Voice Drama "A Baby's Play" Newly recorded erotic situational voice dramas for each heroine! You can enjoy them along with the main story. ◇ Digital Setting Materials Collection (Digital Content) Includes a collection of setting materials summarizing the heroine settings, world view, and character design materials from the "Ayakashi Yūkaku" series! ■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■□■ ■ Story While continuing to write "Oiran Amabie Folktale," Shu still couldn't forget the night he spent with Hisui. He wanted to see her again—before he knew it, Shu found himself heading back to the Ayakashi Phantom Pavilion once more. "Hehe, as predicted, you have returned. Very well, I shall grant your desires," Hisui welcomed Shu and proposed that he buy her for three days to exorcise the lingering spirits from him... Characters ● Hisui (CV: Sakura Hanazawa) A yokai said to have saved people from an epidemic with her divine power during the Edo period. She was immensely popular as the tayū (courtesan) of the "Ayakashi Phantom Pavilion," indulging in the utmost luxury. Her arrogant and haughty demeanor has not changed since her return. However, she is essentially timid and quickly cries when pressured. It is said that seeing Hisui brings protective blessings against misfortune. As her image is effective even in paintings and photographs, she has been distributing her own promotional photos due to her self-assertiveness. Additionally, her bodily fluids are said to have healing properties for wounds and illnesses, attracting many customers to the Phantom Pavilion seeking those benefits. Master-Up Commemorative Illustration