The enemy she needed to guard against was this niece before her, who looked exactly like her younger sister, and this was also a good chance to test her. Though rational analysis suggested that the other party was probably not Little Night.
Yet as Shinki held one of her hands, she felt an inexplicable familiarity. It was a resonance of bloodlines, like the bond between Dio and the Joestar family. Although it could be explained by saying she was Little Night's daughter, Shinki still felt an unexplainable unease, as though someone were watching her.
"Come to think of it, I have a very good friend who looks remarkably similar to you, Princess Kaguya. You could even say you are identical. I wonder if you have any connection?"
Shinki smiled with the air of a good conversationalist.
"Have you ever heard of Tsukuyomi?"
Tsukuyomi: "??!"
What the hell did she mean by good friend? I'm your biological little sister! I always treated you as my real older sister, yet you treated me as a good friend? My heart's gone cold.
Shinki's question forced Tsukuyomi to become wary.
Had Shinki discovered a flaw in her disguise?
But she was currently perfectly imitating—or rather, she was now Houraisan Kaguya herself!
She had the Princess's appearance, personality, mannerisms, habits, clothing, memories, and emotions. How could anyone possibly see through her?
Could this be what Mo Yi had once said? That after sacrificing their IQ, white-haired ahoge idiots gained an unreasonable beast-like instinct?
As long as she did not panic and held steady, with Mo Yi here as well, her sister could not do anything to her.
Thus, Tsukuyomi put on a surprised expression and said:
"You actually know my father—"
Then her expression turned helpless and indifferent as she complained, "Of course, I have