Listening to Alice's description, why did Shinki keep feeling such a strong sense of déjà vu? Deep down, she agreed with her—Houraisan Kaguya really was a scheming, wicked woman, wasn't she?
All sorts of strange thoughts and feelings of agreement kept surfacing in Shinki's heart, as though dormant memories had been awakened, or as though she had gone through something similar herself.
Because of that, Shinki became even more concerned, and the more she thought about it, the more things she connected together.
"Do you remember that night? Mo Yi approved of how patiently I taught him to dance, and the gentle look on his face..."
As she spoke, Alice nearly forgot that the person before her was her mother. As though letting herself go, she poured out all the thoughts and feelings she had kept hidden in her heart.
Shinki: "..."
Damn it! I never danced with Mo Yi either... No, I mean, I never danced with Alice!
At this point, Shinki finally understood something. Those strange feelings and realizations that kept surfacing in her heart were all tied to the name "Mo Yi," forcing her to admit that her earlier guess was very likely correct!
As for why Mo Yi did not remember her, there were simply too many possibilities in the face of supernatural power.
For instance, even she, the mighty Demon God of the Underworld, had not had that portion of her memories erased by some kind of power?
Of course, she could now believe with ninety percent certainty that the one who had erased her memories was Little Night, the scheming sister who had appeared in her dreams. Her ability to manipulate time, space, reality, and illusion was perfectly suited to doing something like this. And since Little Night was her biological younger sister, Shinki