The Spread Shot of Eternity Larva from the world where the four seasons were in total disarray (a Touhou LW original). This is a chronic Stage One attack. "Aah, I can hear the sounds of children playing, but I cannot see them. I pray that these memories of a world, shrouded in mystical morning mist, were nothing more than a bad dream..."

The Focus Shot of Eternity Larva from the world where the four seasons were in total disarray (a Touhou LW original). This is a chronic Stage One attack. "Where did we come from? What are we? And where are we going? ...It's said that the soul is ever plagued by these three questions. The spirit of an exiled noble cries out inside me, claiming that I'm from a place not here, and that I'm destined to travel somewhere else."

A Spell Card of Eternity Larva from the world where the four seasons were in total disarray (a Touhou LW original). This is a chronic Stage One attack. Fairies' heads are empty, which means they can act as vessels for other minds. But were they always like this? Or did someone or something hollow them out? Perhaps they used to be gods but have since lost their divinity... Then again, divine spirits can be housed in all kinds of vessels, from mountains and trees to people. That's what happens when shrine maidens summon gods. So maybe there's nothing special about fairies, after all.

A Spell Card of Eternity Larva from the world where the four seasons were in total disarray (a Touhou LW original). This is a chronic Stage One attack. It's been theorized that Tokoyo no Kuni refers to islands south of Japan. Research suggests that the Japanese people originated, at least in part, from people living closer to the equator, inheriting their culture and lineage. But what has that got to do with this Eternity Larva? Did one of the souls now residing within her come from an island to the south?

The Last Word of Eternity Larva from the world where the four seasons were in total disarray (a Touhou LW original). This is a chronic Stage One attack. It isn't entirely clear why, but it seems that the soul residing within her, who claims to be the Spirit of Eternal Night, seeks oblivion. She wants their temperaments to merge completely so that she can become an ordinary fairy. Confusingly, she believes that Okina Matara is her only hope―that if Okina steals her divine authority again, she can become a fairy. Okina is known to possess many divine aspects. However, who is to say that she stole them from other gods? Okina has certainly never mentioned anything like that. It could be that this soul has gotten all worked up over a fantasy.