In Tsukuyomi's eyes, Kamishirasawa Keine was merely a potential enemy whose time had passed. Her own sister, Shinki, was the true enemy she needed to guard against at all times!
After all, the future Mo Yi had spoken of included Shinki and her daughter Alice, yet Kamishirasawa Keine had never appeared.
Although Mo Yi himself had not realized it, Tsukuyomi knew this was the past of Mo Yi's world. Combined with how the Shinki in Mo Yi's stories had clung to him, treating him like a daughter dependent on her father, Tsukuyomi had guessed at Shinki's little scheme. After all, she herself was currently using the identity of a "daughter" to win Mo Yi over. Shinki was merely copying her old tactics.
And she had even produced a daughter to confuse Mo Yi.
Tsukuyomi could only say that this sister was truly shameless. It would have been one thing if she were simply stupid, but she had to copy Tsukuyomi's methods of winning him over. What a despicable penguin person.
"Nothing—"
Tsukuyomi looked in the direction Mo Yi had vanished and said,
"Mo Yi isn't ours or anything. Whoever he wants to be friends with is his freedom—"
"Besides, Mo Yi is pure and virtuous, while Teacher Keine is upright and indifferent to men. They're simply friends."
"But what about you, Sister? Why are you so concerned with Mo Yi's private affairs? Could it be—"
As she said this, Tsukuyomi's dangerous gaze fixed on Shinki.
Shinki: "..."
"I'm not, I didn't, don't talk nonsense—"
"How could I, Shinki, possibly fall for a human!"
Tsukuyomi: "..."
I hadn't even finished speaking, and you're already so eager to deny it. Isn't that practically an admission!
Could it be that you've really decided to betray me and try to steal my Tsukuyomi away?!