The Spread Shot of Satori Komeiji from the world where psychic abilities are lost (a Touhou LW original). She attacks with her lost extrasensory perception. She still vaguely remembers what it felt like to read minds, but now she believes that was nothing but an illusion. After all, there's no way a human can read minds.

The Focus Shot of Satori Komeiji from the world where psychic abilities are lost (a Touhou LW original). She attacks with her lost clairvoyance. She takes to the skies and unleashes bullets that no ordinary human could shoot. Yet she believes this is nothing more than a product of her imagination. That seems far more plausible to her than actually flying.

A Spell Card of Satori Komeiji from the world where psychic abilities are lost (a Touhou LW original). She attacks with her lost memories. Some might laugh at the idea that everything you see is a product of your own imagination. But the fact is, humans have always lived within the bounds of their own imagination. They never experience the world as it truly is. They only interpret it through the filter of perception. To those from the distant past, modern science would surely appear indistinguishable from magic.

A Spell Card of Satori Komeiji from the world where psychic abilities are lost (a Touhou LW original). She attacks with her lost ability of hypnosis. If the people of today were to witness the technology of tomorrow, they would surely see it as magic. What may look like a simple trick to those from the future would still appear as a dream or illusion, no matter how clearly it's explained. There are tales of indigenous tribes who once saw Westerners arriving on massive ships and thought they had descended from the heavens, because such vessels were beyond their comprehension. With the rapid evolution of immersive 3D technology today, perhaps people of the present age too may someday find themselves like Urashima Taro, lost in a world they can no longer comprehend.

The Last Word of Satori Komeiji from the world where psychic abilities are lost (a Touhou LW original). She uses her lost mind-reading ability in this attack. Satori was despised by everyone around her because she could read minds. It was only after losing that power that she learned to understand others and discovered empathy. But it wasn't that simple. Compassion and kindness can wound a heart just as deeply as indifference. In the quiet depths of her heart, she heard her old self whispering and asking her to face the loneliness and pain of being able to read minds, yet never being understood. Her haughty attitude and ceaseless bragging were nothing more than reflections of that same pain. She was, and will always be, the ultimate outcast. And there's nothing wrong with that.