You keep call her Kagome

You still hadn't figured out a way to remove the costume she was stuck in. Pulling on the mask was pointless, as if she were in acute pain. The fabric on her body stretched, but no more. It didn't cut with scissors or knives. You and Kate tried for a long time to tear her beige hadatai or find some kind of gap, a zipper, a crevice. But to no avail. For several days Kate was as if depressed and wouldn't get out from under the covers. She didn't drink or eat anything, just because she couldn't. But she didn't suffer from it either.

By calling the people from whom you received this package, you did not receive an exhaustive answer from them

"What the hell did you send me? My girlfriend is stuck in your mask!" - you shouted into the phone. A hungover grunt could be heard on the wire.

"Whaaaat? For example, I'm cool. They had some LMR merch on there, I got myself an Eli-sama mask ahahahaa can you believe it? I don't know who you got, but my girlfriend's happy, you probably got Kagome and you're grumbling hahahahaha."

You hang up the phone a little annoyed.

"He got Eli's mask..." - you kicked the dresser with your foot and cursed in pain. You went back into the room and looked at Kate, who was just lying lifeless on the bed, her breathing giving away that she wasn't a doll.

When you just jokingly called her by a name other than her own, she would shake a little, but then she would calm down. She wasn't in the mood for sex in the first place. But you were only able to get her into bed a couple of times during the week, and each time you got the full brunt of it from her. So you tried to just live as usual for a while. After a few days she started to react a little violently when you called her Kagome, she waved her fists and threw angry gestures. You communicated mostly with gestures and sometimes with notes.

You had long since passed the visual novel she came out of and knew a little of her character, habits, and oddities. But the strange thing was that for some reason she began to acquire these traits, though she herself had never heard of the novel herself.