Madam Kishin was, after all, a good mother. Naturally, she could see through Tsukuyomi's little scheme. If she let things continue, Tsukuyomi could directly eliminate Alice, the rival who gave her the greatest headache, along with Houraisan Kaguya, whom Mo Yi liked most. But how could she possibly stand by and watch Tsukuyomi torment her daughter like this?
This was a wound to the heart. Once planted, it would be even harder to heal than a physical injury.
And this was only Tsukuyomi's first layer. Her second layer had been hidden in her opening words: this place had been built by her and Mo Yi. She had practically declared it to be her and Mo Yi's home, with herself as the owner and them all as guests.
Madam Kishin, who knew the whole truth, refused to accept that. Although she had arrived later, this was the second house Mo Yi had built. Clearly, on the very day she met Mo Yi, he had happened to be building it.
If anyone wanted to call it a coincidence, it was clearly fate that had made Mo Yi build this house to welcome Kishin's arrival.
So whether Kishin approved or objected, she had already fallen into Tsukuyomi's trap, acknowledging that this was Tsukuyomi's home and that she herself was merely an outsider!
You just play petty tricks. I'm not some inexperienced little girl like Little Ai!
"Little Night, this place was clearly built by Mo Yi alone!"
Kishin held Alice in one hand and the Princess in the other. The Princess was simply too pitiful; even Kishin, as her aunt, could not bear to watch. So Kishin chose to help her. Of course, there was also the fact that the Princess looked exactly like Tsukuyomi. Treating her like Little Ai and roughing her