Pov Inglis,
What was supposed to be a favor my mother did for my uncle turned into a much more significant business.
First, a pillar family was annihilated by a Nekoshou, and then my mother dissolved this family on top of that.
She won the Nekoshou as the last member of her peerage.
It was nice to have someone my age in the peerage since all the other members were at least over fifty years old.
My sister Haruka found her cute, and Tada became attached to Shirone.
After some years, it was discovered that she was a born lolicon — or perhaps not really a lolicon, but she adored any cute little girl. Additionally, Shirone had the Nekoshou's charm, which almost made my sister faint with happiness.
Another thing she gained from this case was a very intelligent scientist, but one far too clumsy for her own good.
I can't even understand how she managed to fall headfirst to the ground when the floor was smooth and had no trace of dust.
She had either a daughter or a little sister — I have no idea; their relationship is ambiguous enough — and she was a bit like Shirone, meaning she didn't show much emotion.
According to my mother, Yami was considered a failure because she showed too much emotion, which was supposedly wrong. Meanwhile, Shirone, after realizing how dangerous people could be, decided to lock away her emotions so that no one could manipulate her.
What was incredible was that Shirone showed more emotion towards those she considered, for a time, her mother or sister.
Dia: "Are you ready to have Mom as the school principal?"
Inglis: "Sigh Mother, I won't be entering Kuoh Academy until Sona and Rias are there in fews years."
Dia: "Sniff My daughter doesn't love me anymore and doesn't want to attend a school that I run."
She pretended to be sad in an attempt to cheer me up.
Inglis: "Why did you become the new principal of that school when it's pointless?"
Dia: "Normally, Riri and So-tan are supposed to become the next shadow rulers of the city under my supervision. They're going to have to attend Kuoh Academy with their peerage, and it's possible they'll have male members. So, I have to run this school for a few years before I can include boys in the academy."
She does a lot of things, and managing a school might be one of the easiest.
Dia: "I must also impose my tyranny so that no boy comes near you."
Inglis: "So that's your real reason."
Dia: "Indeed. I know that none of my girls like boys, so I have to prepare everything to ensure none of them feels uncomfortable."
It's true that if a boy confessed his love to me, I would probably be traumatized.
My sister Nemo has a little crush on a cheerful girl she met in the park. She's kind but sings terribly.
It was one of the only times I saw my mother cry and come close to fainting.
For her, music is sacred, and singing that badly is one of the worst offenses. So, whenever Nemo's best friend visits us, my mother keeps as far away from her as possible.
One might think that mother is too cruel to her when she is only a little girl but I much prefer to relish the requiem of death that my mother has prester which could make me crazy and make me kill myself