> Doesn't Komachi do something like that?

> Hers is her own ability, she's probably just naturally gifted in it...
> But what stops you from replicating it? She still slashes with a bladed weapon to initiate it... if you can figure out how to do a similar effect with your capabilities, couldn't you pull it off as well?
>_

> Do any of our techniques make use of infinite space?

> You don't believe so. But you can cut things. And really fast sometimes... you're not sure that'd help.
> You wonder if there's any sort of technique to cut space. Surely such a thing exists, and others, but would they move you from one place to another?
>_

Myon:

> Can we see anything? Look around, as well as up.

Youmu:

> "Hmmm, that didn't work..."

> Just dirt. There's still a bit of space underneath the shrine, but it's obviously not well lit.
> "Ah, yeah, that's some trick of hers." Reimu comments. "It's some hermit thing about infinite space or something."
>_

Myon:

> Take on our Youmu form, if for some reason we aren't still taking it on.
> Focus hard on Kourindou, visualizing where it is relative to us and what the interior looks like.
> Then pass through the crack with the intention of traveling there.

> You focus on the shop and it's appearance, and where it is compared to where you are now...
> You then try to pass through the crack Miko used and arrive there the same way.
> ...Though, you just end up under the shrine. What's missing from this method...
>_

> "Monopoly?  That sounds like a fun game..." laugh.
> Propose "How about you settle it this way: both of you challenge me to a duel simultaneously, whoever lands the most hits on me before the end wins and gets to have it their way..."
> That'll force the two of them to set their differences asside work together.
> Let our other half know we might need to summon them temporarily for backup during the fight if they agree.

> "I see no reason for me to agree to such a thing. I could deal with this lot myself." Sakuya says.
> "Be that as it may-" The other half of you chimes in. "fairies are tenacious creatures. What stops them from doing it again and again?"
> "What stops them from doing that regardless if they lose?" Sakuya questions back. "I've heard few stories of fairies that stick to such agreements, let alone listening to them in the first place."
>_