Eirin Yagokoro, Hellooooooooo Nurse

http://touhou.wikia.com/wiki/Eirin_Yagokoro

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reposted from Dumpbox.

In a bizarre twist of fate, Eirin falls ill and needs us to tend to her. At first she just passes it off as some common ailment, but it quickly grows more serious. One day you tell her she isn't looking good, she insists it's just a common bug tells you not to worry, and proceeds to collapse in your arms from fatigue.

From here it's up to you to take care of Eirin(and maybe Reisen too, if the sickness only targets moon people), taking care of her the best you can from her instructions. However, you are not alone. You can expect the aid of your trusted nurse, Ms. Houraisan. Together, you will make the most menacing of pathogenic bacteria tremble in their membranes. But this task is not one to be taken lightly. If you fuck something up in the critical stage, you could very well end up killing her. Be careful where you stick that needle, doofus.

How she becomes ill and what illness effects her is undecided. Could be something that only effects Moon people, hence why only Eirin or Reisen would catch. Could also be something you brought in with you from the outside, but we'd have to explain why no one else catches it. We've got a real jackass doctor-like figure working on her route, so everything should turn out well.

Something from Eirin when she gets better, by Doc: "I wanted to...thank you for caring for me. its been so long since I was sick, I'd forgotten what it was like. I had forgotten how nice it was for people to take care of me and to truly be able to relax...thank you."
Eirin puts her hand on Anon's and smiles. [] Smile back. [] Pull away. []Rape.

And for the record, it's NOT lupus.

A good way to handle this would be if she were to make a mistake during one of her experiments and accidentally infect herself with a disease she was studying. Alternatively, it could be something mundane that humans are used to but lunarian physiology would not be (e.g. the common cold virus), in a Gensokyan twist on the old sci-fi novel theme.