This... was textbook tsundere?
Madam Kishin, tsundere no longer suited this version of you. You should switch to the airhead setting instead!
Thinking about it, Mo Yi suddenly realized that although Madam Kishin had long, straight white hair, it differed somewhat from Princess's standard hime cut. Hime-style long hair fell in perfectly neat strands, while Madam Kishin's white hair was draped down rather casually, with subtle curves and variations. What caught Mo Yi's attention most was the small tuft of ahoge sticking up from the top of her head.
The moment he saw that distinctive ahoge, Mo Yi understood why she would later be called Shirou God!
And ahoge paired with airheadedness was simply a match made in heaven. Tsundere, on the other hand, ought to be paired with twin tails, like Ji Anya and Eriri.
"Little Night was someone I adopted three months ago. In a sense, I'm her father now—"
Mo Yi made his stance clear: I'm going to take responsibility for Princess to the end. Anyone who wants to hurt her will have to defeat Mo De An Yi first. In a grave tone, he said, "Do you think I have the right to interfere when a stranger like you comes looking for her?"
"You—"
Only then did Madam Kishin recall what Yagokoro Eirin had told her: Tsukuyomi had been adopted by some young man in the bamboo forest. That had not sounded like much at the time, but once Mo Yi said that he was Tsukuyomi's father, Madam Kishin felt that something was off!
Madam Kishin: Little Night and I are biological sisters, and Mo Yi is Little Night's father. Doesn't that make him my father too?
Damn it, this was clearly taking advantage of me, Madam Kishin!
The more she thought about it, the angrier