Just like that, Pandora moved into my home without a hitch. Although there were still many things about her identity that couldn't be explained, my sister didn't seem to mind at all. She had already begun treating Pandora like her own little sister. With her sympathy overflowing, she never imagined that the pitiful little girl before her was actually such a terrifying unknown lifeform.
Perhaps eighty or ninety percent of that was due to her unconditional trust in her little brother...
As for me? When Pandora privately showed me the full set of identification and background documents in her bag, I was genuinely startled. But once I considered technology countless times more advanced than humanity's, it became much easier to understand.
"This world's information storage and encryption technology is primitive and backward." Pandora dismissed the modern computer technology humanity took pride in with an indifferent tone.
"Pandora, are you sure you want to go to school with me?" As we walked to school, I looked at the transfer certificate in Pandora's hands and felt a headache coming on. I really didn't want such an unstable factor among humans—though I did hope she could integrate into human society as quickly as possible, I was also worried about leaving her alone. On one hand, I was afraid she might be bullied; on the other, I was even more afraid that she would bully someone else. Just imagine waking up one day to find her tying the President of the United States up in the Living Room and torturing him. How many new psychological problems would that give me...?
"As the Emperor's only guardian within this spatial range, I must remain by your side as much as possible." Pandora's expression didn't change, but her tone made her impossible to question.
"All right, all