Mo Yi could not help but feel puzzled. Bronya had clearly understood his implication: Wasn't she afraid her harem would catch fire?
Mo Yi was not surprised that Bronya could handle Seele. After all, across the many Honkai Worlds, Seele was one of the easiest women to win over. She would even fill in the blanks herself and practically give herself away. Her title as the easiest woman to conquer in Honkai was no empty boast!
But why had Bronya emphasized that the latter two seats were reserved for Seele during their exchange just now?
Wouldn't it have been enough to simply say that she knew and supported the first part?
Mo Yi's "riding in the car" with Bronya did not merely mean riding in a car literally. It also carried a second meaning: one day, riding the same train through life together.
Had Bronya failed to understand? Or was she simply straightforward, without any deeper meaning, and had not intended to use subtext to answer Mo Yi's subtext?
Mo Yi: Surely it could not be that Seele, who had been so frightened of him ever since he first teased her that she would shout the classic line, "Don't come any closer!" whenever she saw him, not only wanted to be his little sister-in-law, but also wanted Bronya to become his elder sister-in-law?!
After all, not everyone was like Ji Anya, with all sorts of bizarre thought processes—Mo Yi was what she desired; Mei was also what she desired. If she could not have both—if she could not make them both her wings—then she would make herself and Mei become Mo Yi's wings instead!
Mo Yi believed he had never tried to win Seele over. On top of that, her initial affection level had been extremely low. Surely he could