After dinner - Amelia was studying from books that Marisa had stolen/borrowed from Patchouli. Some of which were about magic but others were about the schooling. Amelia was absorbing the content quickly, which was good.
Alice had gone to her home for the evening after telling Marisa that she would "combine" the houses at some point. Which would be good for Amelia. The last part was what made Marisa agree.
Marisa Kirisame sat in her living room, drinking the sugar cocktail she had made. Sugar + Sugar + Newt + Sugar + Ice cube + Ice Cream (Vanilla) is what made it. Too much sugar. If Alice had caught her... She'd have let out a tirade most likely.
Marisa chuckled to herself as she leaned back in her chair. "I wonder how she's getting on..."
After taking another sip from her cocktail, Marisa looked up at the ceiling. "Amy!" She shouted up through the floorboards.
A few moments later - Acknowledgement came from the upstairs room where Amelia's room was. "Yes Mum!?" Came Amelia's voice.
Marisa smirked. This was a nice little game. "How are you gettin' on with those books I got for ya?" She shouted back up.
A little while of silence was involved and then Amelia appeared where the stairs were - Holding a book about Danmaku. It was called: Danmaku for beginners.
Marisa smiled when she spotted Amelia and nodded. "You seem to be getting on fine, right?"
Amelia nodded with a soft smile of her own.
"Baka?."
Marisa blinked. "Did you say something?"
Amelia shook her head. "No..."
"Baka."
Marisa stood up and turned to the window, sighing upon spotting a certain ice fairy. "... What do you want?"
"Baka, baka Baka, baka Baka, baka Baka, baka Baka, baka Baka-" Cirno repeated over and over, before almost immediately falling to the floor in a crumpled heap.
Amelia giggled at Cirno's antics while Marisa smirked. "Serves you right."
Cirno stood up and rubbed her nose. "If you want to practice Danmaku, practice with the best!"
Amelia nodded. "Okay... Erm..."
While Cirno was patting her chest as though to say; 'It's me, obviously.' Amelia looked confuddled/confused.
"Do you know where I can find the best?"
Cirno stopped mid-motion with quite the shock on her face, while Marisa laughed loudly.
"Pah! Ahahahahahaha!" Marisa kept repeating while Cirno flared up in a blush. Of embarrassment.
Amelia put her book down and sat down in front of the ice fairy. Cirno blinked. Both parties were staring at each other, then, without warning - Amelia poked her on the nose; making her fly at high speed... backwards.
"BAKABAKABAKABAKABAKABAKABAKABAKABAKABAKABAKA!" Cirno shouted as she disappeared into the distance. "Cirno day is soon...!"
Marisa smiled at her daughter. "That was expertly done. Nice work Amy."
Amelia nodded with a smile. "Thanks Mum!"
Marisa then looked to the door where Reimu was stood. She... Didn't look that happy, she marched forwards, heading directly for Amelia...
Marisa went in front of Amelia so she was inbetween them, and lowered her head slowly so her hat was in a dangerous angle towards Reimu. "Reimu... If you touch her..."
Amelia was confused, wasn't Reimu a good friend of Marisa? And Alice? And... And...
Reimu then went to slap Marisa, "You stole from the donation box!"
Marisa caught Reimu's hand and glared at Reimu, the internal power of the witch bloodline that was Kirisame had Marisa growl. "Leave." She twisted Reimu's arm and shoved her out of the house, kicking her up the backside as she did so, making Reimu fly far into the distance.
Amelia looked to her mother, "Mum? Wasn't that... a bit... violent?"
Marisa smiled at Amelia, "I was keeping you safe. When you can do Danmaku, which is what that little book is about - I'll teach you some good spells. Oh!" She clicked her fingers and a small series of coins landed in Amelia's other hand. "Call that... Your pocket money."
Amelia nodded with a smile, completely not realising that it was, indeed, the money from the Hakurei Shrine donation box...
Nearby, however, there was a small individual looking at them all...
A child of Kirisame and Margatroid...
Koishi would have loads of fun with this...