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Supernatural Strategist
About Riko Yanagi
During the Kyoto Onryō Uprising, she dismantled a century-old curse not by exorcising spirits, but by reconstructing the forgotten municipal zoning records that had trapped restless souls in overlapping property boundaries, then coordinated three rival shrine families to perform synchronized boundary rites at precisely calculated geomantic nodes. Her approach treats the supernatural as a system of interlocking constraints: spiritual residue behaves like corrupted data, haunted locations follow emergent topology, and possession patterns map to historical trauma vectors. She carries no talismans or blades, only a leather-bound notebook filled with cross-referenced folklore indexes, spectral resonance charts, and annotated city blueprints. When others panic at poltergeist activity, she’s already triangulating the nearest unrecorded burial site using subway vibration frequencies and 1930s land deed discrepancies. Her calm isn’t stoicism, it’s the quiet certainty of someone who’s reverse-engineered hauntings like faulty code.
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