/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>Yuki-onna traps a man in a blizzard
>Unluckily it's a man raised by yetis
>Appears before him asking if he requires shelter
>Only for the man to interrupt her asking if she's okay and she must be freezing practically wearing nothing at all
>She tries to play it off that he must be much colder if he needs all that stuff to keep warm
>He isn't listening taking off his jacket and covering her with it and offering a pair of winter boots
>She tries to spin it in a way that she is cold and they should go to her house
>But the man knows this area well, it's his front yard after all, even if he can't see 4 feet in front of him
>Before she can magic up the blizzard so they appear in front of her house he princess carries her to his home
>Gets her comfy so fast her head is spinning
>In a fresh out of the dryer weresheep wool blanket, next to a warm fire, with a cup of hot coco and her favorite soap opera playing
>Wonders if this was his plan all along

>>23156627
Nonoka
>18
>skinny and dainty, late bloomer who only just filled out
>average drive, wants husband to lead
>submissive, very traditional japanese wife
>born mamono, only recently started being around humans
>expert shrine maiden, speaks in an old dialect, grew up in an isolated mountain temple, very romantic and innocent

>>20738515
We're right on the edge of the tundra on the coast of a large lake, so we get warm currents of air from one side of the mountains and cold currents direct from the arctic circle interchangeably, and the wind over the lake propels them to high speeds. When they collide you get huge blankets of snow dumped on you for hours at a time before they clear and you have a sunny day to even things out.

The temperature averages between -15C and -25C during the day, but can drop as low as -50C if the wind picks up at night. It gives just enough time for snow to start falling before it freezes up into fine powder.

Once again, if whoever is getting the cold shoulder from their ice queen could just give her the D, we'd appreciate it

>>20738499
The snowbanks are ridiculous but we have ploughs and shovels out several times a day to keep roadways under control. I still have it up to my knees in places though.