They were not even the same species, so naturally, having offspring through human means would be extremely difficult.
Tsukuyomi was not surprised to hear Yagokoro Eirin say that. Eager to learn, she was something of a master who knew a little about everything herself. With an alchemy master like Yagokoro Eirin by her side, it was only natural that she had picked up a few tricks.
She also understood that her final request was rather forceful. If she could use the method from mythology, or possessed her elder sister Shinki's ability to "create all things," it would be very simple. But asking Yagokoro Eirin to suddenly overcome this problem was unlikely to work.
Tsukuyomi had only brought up this request with the attitude that it would be nice if it worked, but fine if it did not. Once her plan succeeded, she would have all the time and opportunities in the world. After all, both she and Mo Yi had exceptionally long lifespans. Even buying lottery tickets, as long as she bought enough of them, would theoretically guarantee a winning ticket.
Besides, Yagokoro Eirin had said it could not be done in the short term. Did that not mean it would not be a problem if she were given enough time?
"That is not a big deal. Just do your best, Eirin."
Speaking of such matters still made Tsukuyomi rather shy. She could be a little sly, seemed aloof, and could even be somewhat ruthless when necessary, but this was still her first love in billions of years. To her, it was both the most wonderful and most embarrassing thing.
Naturally, she could not show that even before her best friend. Thus, Tsukuyomi could only force herself to wear an indifferent, even slightly cold expression as she asked, "Any other