Yukiko is most likely heterosexual, as she exclaims to desperately want a boyfriend. įinally giving in to her lust when her professor engages in some kinky play. She also never knocks when entering his room. Yukiko is a strong-willed person, and enjoys tormenting her cousin Taki Minase as well as tease him at home with her skimpy outfits and sizable breasts, going so far as to bobble them to his face. She is then brought to a hospital along with the other victims. In a possible storyline, she is saved from the spell by Minase after he puts one of Hiroko Takashiro's talismans in her mouth. Like the others girls and guys in the basement, she is in a trance-like state, wallowing in lust with everyone, including Imari. She is later seen in the Academy basement participating in a vast orgy, uncharacteristically leaving her room a mess after being drawn to the school by a mysterious force. She wakes up her cousin the next morning after he oversleeps because Imari did not wake him as she usually does.
She does it again the next day as they are about to kiss, claiming to be called by one of Minase's professors that Imari was not feeling well. Yukiko awkwardly interrupts her cousin Taki Minase being given a handjob by his friend Kurumi Imari in the morning, joking that they would have no energy left for school. Annoyed, the boy kicks her out of the room.īible Black: The Infection Playing with her cousin In another possible storyline, Yukiko wakes up Minase by massaging his crotch with her foot, jokingly asking him how he liked this method of waking.
She cleans up the room and tries to lie to her about what happened. Either way, Saeki and the goons leave afterwards.Īfter they leave, Minase's teacher Takashiro arrives and takes care of Yukiko, covering her up and letting her sleep. The player can then decide to either climax inside or outside Yukiko body. She gags Yukiko and covers her cousin's eyes, before removing the blindfold and revealing the deception. Saeki, the leader of the group and one of Minase's corrupted classmates, then tricks the boy into having sex with Yukiko. Minase walks in on them and pleads with them to stop. We must look to sources external to the Bible to find the origins of any of the other familiar details, however.Drugged, gagged and forced to have sex with her own cousin. To sum up: we know from the Bible that wise men came from the east, that they followed a star to Bethlehem to find the Christ child, and that they brought him gold, and frankincense and myrrh. (According to Luke 2, it was shepherds, not wise men, who visited the infant Jesus in the manger.) This passage indicates that the wise men didn’t arrive until quite some time after Jesus’ birth. The wise men came “into the house,” not the stable, and they saw a “young child,” not a newborn. However many wise men there were, and however they got to Bethlehem, the Bible tells us they arrived just after the birth and found the baby Jesus in a manger, right?Īnd when they were come into the house, they saw the young child with Mary his mother, and fell down, and worshipped him. (They were most likely learned men, perhaps astrologers.) And despite the familiar lyrics of the Christmas carol “We Three Kings,” no biblical source depicts the three wise men as kings. Nothing in the Bible says the wise men rode camels (or any other animal) they may have made their journey from the east on foot for all we know.
The names of the wise men, Gaspar, Melchior, and Balthasar, do not come from the Bible and did not appear in Christian literature until over five hundred years after the birth of Jesus. they presented unto him gifts gold, and frankincense and myrrh.” The number of wise men is not specified in the Bible, however, and some Eastern religions have claimed up to twelve of them made the journey to Bethlehem. It has generally been assumed that the wise men (or magi) were three in number because Matthew 2:11 makes mention of three gifts: “.
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