Touhou - Gekkou no Hitsugi (Doujinshi) Manhua

Title: Touhou - Gekkou no Hitsugi (Doujinshi). Genre: Mystery, Fantasy. In the mystical land of Gensokyo, where humans and youkai coexisted in harmony, a strange occurrence disrupted the tranquility of the forest. Whispers began to circulate, hinting at a vampire with the ability to bestow eternal life upon others. Intrigued and fearful, a young human girl named Aya embarked on a quest to unravel the mystery shrouded in darkness. Accompanied by the cunning Youmu, a skilled swordswoman, Aya ventured deep into the heart of the forest where the fabled vampire was said to dwell. The atmosphere grew heavy with an ominous aura, warning them of the perils that awaited within the shadows. As they reached a clearing, a grand mansion emerged from the mist, its structure imposing and enigmatic under the moon's silver light. The air turned frigid as they crossed the threshold, the mansion's walls whispering ancient secrets and forgotten truths. Each step echoed through the empty corridors, leading them closer to the heart of the mystery. Inside, they encountered the elusive vampire, a being of ethereal beauty and unfathomable power. Her gaze pierced through their souls, beckoning them to partake in the allure of eternal life. But Aya, fueled by her sense of justice and curiosity, refused to succumb to the vampire's tempting offer. A battle of wits ensued, the fate of Gensokyo hanging in the balance as truths were unraveled and illusions shattered. Through the strength of their determination and the power of their friendship, Aya and Youmu confronted the darkness that threatened their world. In the end, it was not the promise of immortality that triumphed, but the resilience of the human spirit and the unbreakable bond between kindred souls. As they emerged from the shadows, bathed in the moon's gentle glow, Aya realized that some mysteries were meant to remain unsolved, but the journey they undertook had forged unbreakable bonds and illuminated the path ahead in the enchanted land of Gensokyo.