Reimu had been sitting on the veranda of her shrine, sipping tea in a leisurely manner. Again. This was a common theme for her day-to-day life, especially if there weren't any incidents going on. And now that she thought of it, thinking back to a conversation she had with Marisa just a few days ago...

The two had been sitting on the veranda, similarly to what Reimu was doing right now, when Marisa brought up an interesting observation:

"Yo, Reimu. Dont'cha think your life is kinda borin'?"

She hadn't given the question much thought, so she just made a halfhearted hum noise and then answered Marisa in a rather casual way. "I suppose you could look at it that way. But I'd rather not be up to things as bombastic as your average excursions."

Marisa had only given a boyish chuckle at Reimu's response. "Yeah, but don't ya think it'd be good for ya if ya left the shrine once in a while? C'monnn, why don't we go to the hot spring town in down in that Old Hell place? Maybe it'd help ya loosen up! Some sake, some sweets, the hot waters...I'm meltin' just thinking about it, da ze!"

Reimu pondered in thought, before answering again. "Sounds nice, but...it's too much effort to go down there...and there's too many oni. That's no fun." "Booo. What a bore." Marisa had ended the topic there and moved on, but...

Now that Reimu thought about it...a hot spring trip does sound nice.

...Oh, and the fact that she really didn't get out as much as she thought she did. That was probably the point she should be focusing on. When she really thought deeply, the only places she visited were usually one-off experiences that her investigating of incidents happens to bring her towards, and then it was back to the shrine to have a party for herself...that would occasionally be crashed by troublesome youkai that she probably just stopped during the incident.

The point is...

"Maybe...I should get out more..." Reimu sighed, laying flat on her back on the shrine. "...uuuugh, but so much effoooooort..."

She almost fell asleep right there before she heard the sound of someone coming to the shrine. She was prepared to just think it was Suika Ibuki or Aunn Komano swinging by again, but out the corner of her eye, she saw it was neither.

And, youkai or human, whatever, this was an opportunity! Her donation box has literally been collecting dust for the past few months. She's gotten enough donations to count on her hands how many times it's happened. So she immediately sprung up, grabbed a broom resting on a wall, and began to pretend not to see the visitor as she swept at nothing in an attempt to seem like the dutiful shrine maiden that she was(nt).

Once they were close enough, Reimu nonchalantly looks up. "Oh, hey. Welcome to the Hakurei Shrine. ...Please donate."