"Come with me, Miss Fujiwara."
Hearing Mo Yi's words, Fujiwara no Mokou nodded anxiously. "Yes, Lord Mo Yi."
Then she followed closely behind him, step for step.
After the door closed automatically, Mo Yi turned to look at Fujiwara no Mokou. With a gentle smile full of the Light of the Heart—reassurance—he said, "You don't need to be so restrained here. There aren't any rules here, just relax."
"I understand, Lord Mo Yi—"
Although the Light of the Heart eased Fujiwara no Mokou's nervousness somewhat, her past experiences still kept her from relaxing. That was only natural.
Unless Mo Yi used the Light of the Heart to forcibly alter her emotions and personality, but he would never do something that trampled on another person's dignity.
Seeing her nervous, blushing expression, Mo Yi could only smile and say nothing more. This would only improve if she came here to play more often.
Mo Yi: On my worldline, she became an immortal Hourai person and suffered endlessly. From the looks of it, she wasn't happy despite gaining the eternal life everyone craved. Then in this world, I'll let her live like an ordinary person.
Mo Yi brought Fujiwara no Mokou before Tsukuyomi. After staying for a while, he quietly left, because whenever he was there, Fujiwara no Mokou's entire body tensed up as though she might leap up and flee at any moment.
Of course, Mo Yi was not the only one who left. He also dragged Madam Kishin away with him.
"Why haven't you let go yet—"
Madam Kishin flung off Mo Yi's hand in disgust and said angrily, "Why did you drag me out? I still wanted to chat with Little Night."
That was a lie. In truth, she was coveting the game console in Tsukuyomi's room. She had only