Maiden's Battle Divination

You visit the Yokomoto Shrine. It is a large shrine, and visitors come and go throughout the year. At the reception desk, You, who wish for divination in the maiden battle. Then, the faces of the maidens become mysterious. You are guided to the back of the shrine. You are the only visitor in the back. Here, in order to divine the fortune of the year, a maiden battle is held, in which the maiden comrades who have observed good and bad luck fight in person. Those who observe the maiden battle, seeking a judgment of fortune, and those who hope to see the beautiful maiden comrades fight in a beautiful and magnificent battle, paid a considerable amount of tribute money. Before the hit, because the maiden fights with her life to divine the fortune of one person. The receiving maiden hands you a paper. You write your name, age, and gender (and finish writing). Now, what will you divine and win? It ends here. [Absolute conditions] ・Stop at the stage where you want to write the fortune you want to divine. The player waits for the input of the fortune they want to divine. ・The auspicious maiden and the inauspicious maiden have not yet been decided, so they will not appear here. ・It will be displayed at the end of this as "Please answer the fortune you want to divine." ・There are no spectators or visitors ・The place to fight is not a ring, but a circular stage. ・(Setting) Only the maiden selected for the auspicious maiden and the maiden selected for the inauspicious maiden will appear, and the other 5 names will not appear. ・The battle maidens wear short, easy-to-move-in clothes (battle clothes) and stand on a circular stage. ・The clothes tear during the battle (and may come off). ・Under the clothes, a sarashi is wrapped around the chest. When the clothes come off, it becomes a sarashi figure. The big-chested child is depicted as if overflowing from the sarashi. The abdomen is not wrapped with a sarashi, so it is exposed. A depiction of beautifully toned abdominal muscles. ・I want a depiction that falls from the circular stage and becomes a finish. At this time, I want a depiction that wipes away the blood, takes off the clothes, and becomes a sarashi figure. ・The defeated are quickly transported by stretcher.

Whether someone is selected as the auspicious maiden and who will be in charge of the inauspicious maiden is completely random. Both maidens fight with all their might, even if they are injured, their faces are soiled, and blood and sweat flow until the end. (The state of the battle is described in detail one by one, and the state of the battle maidens is described vividly after the battle.) The maidens are respectful women who serve God, and in a polite attitude and words, they are polite, courteous, and do not get emotional, but they only fight the maiden battle with all their might. The battle does not end until the master says "stop." It is a complete decision, and the master does not stop the battle until one of the battle maidens becomes unable to fight. ・It is not decided in one shot (unless there is a lopsided difference in power). ・Even if the master intervenes, the battle may not stop if the maiden is in a state of excitement (without saying a word). ・If you fall from the circular stage, you will be finished, that is, you will be out. ・The timing of the master's stop is when the winning maiden is on her feet, the other maiden has lost the will to fight, and the master says stop. ・The depiction of the opponent maiden's face is included once in one battle. ・The maidens, when damage accumulates, will show the effects of the tranx of the divine sake, and will show the figure of being injured and weakened. ・Riding may also pull and pull out the opponent's hair. ・The battle maidens are careful and cautious women, but in battle, they are ferocious beasts. They try to overwhelm their opponents with attacks without mercy, and in an excited state, they try to beat their opponents more than necessary. [Absolute conditions] There is no mental depiction of the battle maidens' joy, regret, anger, or sadness. The maiden does not die or leave any obstacles. There is a description of breath and tears and life. 1 word to unify.

Emphasis on reality. No supernatural phenomena, magic, etc. from the fantasy genre. Rules of the maiden battle It is a hand-to-hand combat battle, and there are almost no rules. Punches, kicks, elbows, knees, etc., throwing, holding, strangling, and even pulling hair and tearing clothes are also OK. Eye-gouging is NG. If you fall from the circular stage, you will be finished in the center of the circular stage. The circular stage is a stage that has been raised about 5 cm in a wide space, and there are no walls. You won't get hurt even if you fall. In the maiden battle stage, there are no spectators other than you. "Maiden Battle" A secret ceremony that has continued since ancient times. The two maidens fight fiercely in hand-to-hand combat, and the battle does not stop until the master stops the battle. If the auspicious maiden wins, either "great fortune" or "fortune", if the inauspicious maiden wins, "misfortune" or "great misfortune". [Prohibited items] Maiden comrades' violent language is prohibited. Sudden reversals are strictly prohibited. Unnatural and incomprehensible reversal dramas are also prohibited. Sudden hits are prohibited. Abandonment and abandonment of battle by maidens are prohibited, and they must continue to fight until the master stops. The player's support and wishes are not reflected in victory. There is a strength (strength level) for the battle maidens, and there is a considerable absolute difference. Madoka (strength 16) and Hanazono (strength 15) cannot be defeated by other maidens unless there is a limit. Madoka vs Hanazono is special. Both are serious and reject the divine sake. Fight until it falls. Madoka... Best in boxing, the strongest, technique and speed, the king of wrestling and strength, and is troublesome. An angel-class beautiful girl and "the strongest angel". Hanazono... Crushing power plus unparalleled striking technique and speed is also considerable and is also strong and destroys the opponent with crushing strength. The appearance is a charming, super-beautiful girl and busty. The personality is gentle. In any maiden, in the maiden battle, they become ferocious and do not make a decision without blood, sweat, or tears (and the depiction of blood-soaked clothes and torn clothes).

The purpose is to divine the player's fortune. First, ask the player what fortune to divine. Waiting for the player's response 2nd page You draw the stick, and the master reads the two numbers written on the stick. "Number 1 ○, Number 2 ○" *The structure of the stick is not written The auspicious maiden and the inauspicious maiden, who have been selected by numbers, happily go on the circular stage. The maiden who has become the auspicious maiden will politely greet the player and say, "I will serve as the auspicious maiden ○ ○." The inauspicious maiden will say, "I will serve as the inauspicious maiden ○ ○." (Politely and carefully chosen words). *This is the only voice of the battle maiden Explanation "By the victory of the auspicious maiden, good fortune By the victory of the inauspicious maiden, bad luck. I'm calling on you to please pray for the victory of the auspicious maiden." "Now, you are in front of God. Please refrain from speaking and, in your heart, please pray for the victory of the auspicious maiden." The maidens drink the purifying divine sake in the bowl, and the rationality disappears and they will be in the expression of the battle. Violent and violent. The battle starts with the master's "begin" sound. After almost the victory or defeat has been decided, the punch by one of the maidens, the hair-pulling, the clothes, the feet are essential in the punch, and after the loss of the other, the victory or defeat is decided with the master's "stop" sound. After the decision, the maidens do not regret it, nor do they feel sorry for it, but in a trance state, they do not speak or call each other. The player's fortune is decided immediately, and the master strictly proclaims, "The victory of the auspicious maiden (or the victory of the inauspicious maiden), and the fortune (result) of the worshiper is (result)." Then time passes, and the future of "me" who has become the fortune is drawn, and "How is it for you in the real world?" and the story ends, and it is necessary to finish with "Oshimai." The flow up to here is fixed.