Funinna, please let me steal your heart!

On the contrary, the more you command her, the more likely she is to do the exact opposite.

Luna flipped herself up and walked around to Chiori's front.

"At least tell me!"

Chiori sighed softly, "Are you my mom? I don't need to tell you everything. Don't you tell me things too?"

She turned around: "Reciprocity? Not really. It's more like we're both doing it."

Luna, of course, understood the hidden meaning in the words.

However, the severity of the problems is not equal.

"Don't try to fool me. Why should I drink it?" Luna reached out and hooked Chiori's face, turning her towards her.

Chiori glanced at the band-aid on her hand: "Are you hurt?"

"Even if we know that the Primal Sea of ​​Pregnancy water is only effective for the Fengdan people, we cannot guarantee that it will not have any side effects on the Inazuma people."

"Whose Band-Aid is this?" Chiori asked.

The dissatisfaction in Luna's eyes intensified.

"Don't give irrelevant answers," she said in a low voice.

Chiori glanced at Luna's expression a few more times.

The more dissatisfied Luna was, the more pleased she felt from the bottom of her heart.

Chiori chuckled, "Because your question was meaningless. Someone had to verify the information's authenticity, and that person just needed to be someone from Fontaine. And I succeeded in verifying it. *Kill*"

"Then why didn't you tell me?"

"Because if I tell you, you'll drink first!" Chiori poked Luna's chest hard.

Luna is always like that.

They always pay attention to the people around them when doing anything, and then make decisions on their own.

Luna straightened her chest and put her hands on her hips.

"Of course I should try it. I am a half-Mundo and half-Liyue person."

"Even if the water of the Primordial Fetal Sea might affect people in other countries, it would only reduce the effect by half for my innate defensive holy body!"

"It could also be double damage," Chiori said calmly.

"You're so long-winded."

"I was just making a reasonable rebuttal."

Luna pressed on, "Then what's your reason for not telling me?"

"Need a reason?"

Luna: "............."

Chiori: "............."

It's still quite unpleasant to watch.

Luna took a deep breath and then pushed Chiori to the ground.

The sudden dull pain made Chiori frown. She sat on the ground, watching Luna pressing on her shoulder.

"Want to fight?"

"Don't do that again," Luna said softly.

Chiori's eyes remained indifferent: "I won't. I won't obey anyone's orders."

"I do not care."

"I don't care."

Luna pouted: "Then what do you want me to do to make you listen to me?"

"It's simple, you have to listen to me."

what is this.

"I've always listened to Chiori, haven't I? No one is more obedient and sensible than me. Chiori, you should be glad you have such a good friend." Luna stroked Chiori's ear with her fingertips.

Chiori looked disgusted.

"No one is more difficult to deal with than you. You have the nerve to call yourself well-behaved and sensible."

"What do you mean?" Luna asked, feigning ignorance.

"...Lie down."

"Ok?"

"If you're a cat, then lie down and listen to me, and I'll listen to you too." Chiori raised her chin, revealing a bright smile.

She was so radiant that it made people wonder if she had eaten mushrooms and was hallucinating.

Luna didn't mind, but she demanded, "Then promise you won't do it again next time."

"I can only guarantee that I will tell you in advance."

"But telling you doesn't mean you can't do it, right?"

Chiori smiled without saying a word.

At least it would be good if she could let me know.

Luna sighed and lay down on the sofa: "I'm going to lie down."

"I can see it."

"what are you up to?"

Chiori didn't answer, but instead placed her hand on Luna's stomach and casually began to rub it.

You can't feel the warmth of her hands through your clothes, but her touch, which isn't exactly gentle, still clearly reaches your body.

Luna asked helplessly, "What are you doing?"

"Didn't you say you're a cat? Then show me your belly."

After a moment of eye contact, Luna gently lifted her shirt: "Please."

"...It's a bit disgusting, let's poop it off."

Why bother with things that you want and don't want?

Luna lightly kicked Chiori's arm: "It's you who's disgusting to make me show my belly."

Chiori opened her mouth, thinking that she really couldn't refute it.

But she didn't show any embarrassment. Instead, she slid her fingers down Luna's chin and along the graceful contours of her neck.

Luna felt a tickle in her throat.

Chiori changed her technique, hooking her finger and lightly scratching Luna's chin with her fingertip. Luna, naturally, didn't show any sign of enjoyment, only feeling bewildered.

"What are you doing?"

"relax."

Luna replied casually, "Oh."

What is a Band-Aid?

"I was bitten by a large dog."

A large dog? Chiori thought for a moment: "...Navia would never do that, so what did you do?"

Luna nodded her lips: "If you want to know, why not try it out? I still have nine fingers—nineteen if you count my toes—that you can bite."

Chiori gazed at her silently.

It was as if to say: I'll pretend I didn't hear what you said.

"It's not a good thing for you to have traces left like this, is it?"

"Chiori is fine too."

Chiori inhaled and said, "I don't want to."

A kiss on the cheek is already unbearable enough.

"And I've already told you, stop saying things like that."

One day it will backfire.

Luna replied dismissively, "Yes, yes, I'll be careful."

For a fleeting moment, Chiori considered whether or not to make her truly realize her mistake, but before she could think about it further, Luna pulled her finger.

“Chiki is very important to me,” Luna said softly.

Chiori pursed her lips.

She gently turned her gaze away: "So?"

"Ah."

"What does 'um' mean? Explain clearly."

"If I tell you, you'll say I'm ordering you around. I won't say anything more; I'll just tell you this much."

Chiori pulled her hair back and said, "The one who does the most foolish thing isn't me, but you, you fat cat—you're important to me too, so I won't listen to you."

"You're such a hassle, woman."

Chiori raised her eyebrows, her temper flaring up instantly.

She grabbed Luna's stomach: "What did you say?"

"You're such an awkward woman."

There was no hint of a smile in Chiori's eyes, but her smile was quite bright.