An omikuji is a fortune slip you draw at a Japanese shrine. Here, one of the Empire’s twelve cats sends you a message for the day, each in their own way of talking: Charlotte is a little prickly, Marianne is very proper, and Leonardo speaks in shy bits and pieces.
You can draw once a day. There are six levels of luck, from Great Blessing (dai-kichi) to Future Blessing (sue-kichi), and no bad luck at all.
Nothing is entered or sent anywhere. Your fortune is kept only in this browser, for today.