Seimei kills the remaining twin by impaling a spike in the Mulberry Tree, the other twin being killed by Sakuya by burning the Mulberry Tree at the Shrine. Utsuki, who appeared after the battle, is unable to stop herself and drags her father's body away and pushes it into a wicker chest, herself close behind. DomanвЂ™s real intention in performing the ritual was to defeat Seimei. After Seimei kills Doman, he stated that if only he completed the Kuon spell quickly, his death shouldnвЂ™t have happened. After meeting with Sakuya.ДЄ, and later with a deformed Utsuki, Seimei finds and battles Doman, who had been wanting to use Seimei's body as part of the Kuon cocoon. Utsuki begs Sakuya to get away from her, but the latter vows to find a way to save her friend. It starts with Utsuki coming back to her senses and releases Sakuya. The Kuon Phase (Chapter of Nine Grudges) is the unlockable and shortest chapter in the game. Utsuki, learning that she fused with other corpses eight times, is driven mad and attacks Sakuya. Meanwhile, Utsuki and Sakuya separately enter the underground area beneath the manor, where Doman is working to perform the Kuon spell. Later, the protagonists learn that the twins are involved in the Kuon spell.ДЄt the end of the two Phases, Sakuya's fellow exorcists all died and Utsuki's sister Kureha, revealed to have died before the game's events, merging with Sakuya's older brother, becoming a hideous monster. Sakuya and Utsuki also meet the mysterious Mulberry Twins numerous times throughout the game.

Doman uses his disciples, the manor residents, and even his daughters to form the Kuon spell. Once this is done nine times, the person is 'reborn'. Occurrences are a result of Doman's attempts with performing the forbidden Kuon ritual, which involves fusing a person with other corpses inside of a massiveВ cocoon. Utsuki and Sakuya become separated from their respective groups, and occassionally meet one another.ДЄs the story progresses, the protagonists learn of Doman's true evil nature, Utsuki and KurehaвЂ™s father.

At the same time, during the beginning of Yang Phase (Chapter of Light), Doman's disciples, including Sakuya, enter the manor to investigate the strange incidents occuring there. I've heard that the quality of the pickaxe also influences the quality of ore and gems it pulls out, but have yet to test this (as axes, shovels, etc don't exhibit that effect).In the beginning of Yin Phase (Chapter of Shadow), Utsuki and Kureha arrive at the Fujiwara mansion to find their father. For others, it definitely has an effect when they're used for crafting - blacksmith hammer, tongs, mallet, saw (for building), cooking pot, knife, pickaxe. Tools - For some tools, all Q will ever affect is durability (e.g.Weapons - I've heard higher quality gives higher damage, but I've never noticed this myself.Armor - I've heard quality only affects durability, EXCEPT when you have lvl 100 armor and lvl 100 skill in that armor, in which case its protection values are doubled.For the latter, it must be lvl 100 AND REPAIRED AFTER EVERY USE if you want lvl 100 items. For the former, you don't need it to be lvl 100 to get lvl 100 items. Note that some of these things give a 20% bonus to output quality (e.g. Their durability will also go down after each use, changing their effective quality. For buildings used in crafting (Herbalist Shop, Blacksmith, Carpenter's Shop, Kitchen, Wine press, Spinning Wheel, Tanning Tub, Drying Rack, Bloomery, etc), the quality of the building is a factor in the quality of their crafting output.That said, the difference is fairly minor and the 20k HP cap makes most of the castle and keep buildings pretty useless, given how much work you have to put in. Buildings also take more/less damage depending on their construction materials, so a wattle fence is going to take more damage from a fire arrow than a Castle Keep would. for everything not used for crafting (including animal buildings), quality only affects total HP (20000 = 100 quality).It's the complexity that really matters for your Food Multiplier.

Food - quality actually only affects how much it fills your Hunger bar.All I know comes from reading the wiki and my experience and testing in game, so some of this could be wrong:

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