What Tsukuyomi wanted was Mo Yi, the one who loved Tsukuyomi—not the one who liked Houraisan Kaguya.
"Right, it was time to begin—"
Having left Yagokoro Eirin's room, Tsukuyomi walked down the long corridor. Looking at the moon high above, she murmured reluctantly, "Tomorrow. It had to be tomorrow..."
But if she failed, everything she had now would change. She would lose everything she possessed and be left with nothing.
"Or... the day after tomorrow?"
As Tsukuyomi hesitated, the surroundings instantly shifted into a wilderness. A massive waterfall appeared beside her, its immense torrent crashing down with a deafening roar that filled the area with noise.
Tsukuyomi turned around and looked toward the other side of the waterfall. A white-haired woman in a deep crimson dress stood there. "Sister, you still couldn't resist making a move, huh?"
The one who had brought Tsukuyomi here was naturally Madam Kishin, who had been following behind her!
She had not noticed at first, but as they spent more time together, Madam Kishin increasingly felt that "Houraisan Kaguya" was terribly suspicious. Especially after seeing that pale green dress, along with the bamboo hairpin Mo Yi had personally made—the distinctive aura let Madam Kishin recognize her sister at a glance!
Unfortunately, the other woman had acted far too perfectly, so Madam Kishin could only continue observing in secret. After repeatedly watching her and making an unexpected discovery—Yagokoro Eirin's apologetic smile—she finally had solid proof that this woman was her sister Tsukuyomi, not Houraisan Kaguya!
However—
If Madam Kishin directly jumped out and accused her of being Tsukuyomi, Mo Yi would be unlikely to believe her. With no concrete evidence and given their respective closeness to him, it was more likely that Mo Yi would angrily drive her away.
After some thought, Madam Kishin Kakyoin finally