The Spread Shot of Shiki Eiki, Yamaxanadu from the world delirious with eternal spring (a Touhou LW original). She inspects possessions in this attack. The history of order goes hand-in-hand with the history of evolution. Boneless organisms are like squishy jellyfish, and organisms with exoskeletons are protected by a hard outer shell like jizou statues. However, vertebrates were the ones who established highly ordered societies. Their bodies have a robust inner structure while retaining some flexibility, which is why the whip is such an effective implement against them.

The Focus Shot of Shiki Eiki, Yamaxanadu from the world delirious with eternal spring (a Touhou LW original). She inspects uniforms in this attack. The nature of organisms is not defined by their genes but by selective pressure. The trials held by the Yama of the Ministry of Right and Wrong are checkpoints that all souls must pass through after death. Effectively, they judge gene quality over the span of generations. Such inspections maintain order.

A Spell Card of Shiki Eiki, Yamaxanadu from the world delirious with eternal spring (a Touhou LW original). She passes judgment within the academy. In the world of humans, it was a fairly common occurrence for blame and accusations to be cast about during student meetings, reminiscent of the Werewolf deduction game. However, as a Yama, Eiki is well aware of the unjustness of such things. Sins are usually hidden deep within the heart, so guilt or innocence must be determined based on objective observations and facts. To her, deciding guilt arbitrarily is simply out of the question, and it cannot be put to a vote. Eiki will not convict an innocent soul.

A Spell Card of Shiki Eiki, Yamaxanadu from the world delirious with eternal spring (a Touhou LW original). She determines once and for all whether something is white or pink. The Yama do not make wrongful convictions. However, that does not necessarily mean their judgments are always fair. They would need to spend infinite time to ensure every decision is 100% correct. Fortunately, the cycle of reincarnation provides everyone with second chances. But what is fairness anyway? That is for the Yama to decide.

The Last Word of Shiki Eiki, Yamaxanadu from the world delirious with eternal spring (a Touhou LW original). She rides a flower tank in this attack. What is justice? The word derives from the Latin "iustitia," which is also the name of a Roman goddess. The goddess wears a blindfold, symbolizing justice's impartiality, and carries a set of scales, representing fairness since they are used to objectively weigh evidence, and a sword, representing the necessary strength to defend order. Strength without justice is meaningless violence, and justice not backed up by strength is a fantasy. Perhaps the truest representation of justice is an impossibly hard bullet that flies true, resisting all outside pressure and temptations. There isn't a more staunch ally for honest folk, the oppressed, and the misunderstood. However, no one's heart is wholly free from sin, making it incredibly difficult to talk with Eiki without succumbing to one's own guilty conscience. That said, according to her two subordinates, she is a kind and dependable boss who always has their back.