More ironic is that a Reimu-Alice pair took over her nest around the time she had that had happened to her.
"LITTLEEEEEEEEE ONEEEEEEEEEEESSSSS!"
Just as Marisa punished the "trash that can't take it easy" and was about to return home, there was a loud cry from the grass behind her.
Turning, marisa saw that it was a dirty "trash" Reimu with one broken braid.
"REIMU'S LITTLE ONEEEEEEEEEEEEEES! WHY DID YOU DO DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT! GIVE THE LITTLE ONES BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACK!"Mother Reimu had returned!
Of course, Marisa was completely unable to recognize her mother--No, rather, within Marisa's consciousness now, there wasn't even the concept of "Mother."
Her memory of her life only extended back to when she arrived in Big Sis's house. The memories of her previous suffering had completely disappeared.The dirtiness of the two koyukkuris immediately let Marisa know they were wild yukkuris. Just as the two little creatures happily asked for Marisa to rub rub with them, Marisa leapt into the air and smashed the two koyukkuris under her.
Before the little things could even understand what was happening, they were smashed into two heaps of bean paste.
"Trash that can't take it easy, go dwie easy!" Marisa yelled.One evening, Marisa was taking her walk in the park as usual. Suddenly, a pair of koyukkuris, a Reimu and an Alice, burst from the grass. They looked at Marisa with their big eyes and happily greeted her:
"Yuyu, vewy eajy Mawicha, yuyu! Eajy eajy, Weimu wanch cho chake id eajy wich Mawicha!"
"Yuyu, Mawicha ij vewy chitty shect, come chake id eajy wich chitty shect Awice!"