A villainous girl created by paranoia

"Oh, this..."

The older sister seemed speechless for a moment, but she quickly turned her anger towards the unfamiliar adult.

"What are you all standing there for! Let me and Lily leave now!"

"Miss...aren't you making things difficult for me, the doorman?"

"I don't care! I just want to take Lily out to play!"

Just then, a majestic voice suddenly entered my ears.

"Kaka, don't make things difficult for your Uncle Rhodes."

Looking in the direction of the sound, I saw the old man who had been saying strange things to me.

"Kaka, quickly take Lily back to her room!"

Sister Kaka seemed very unwilling to do as the old man suggested.

"No way! I'm taking this child out today!"

"Kaka! Be good!"

The old man's stern voice startled Kaka, and then her eyes began to fill with tears.

"You've kept this child locked in the basement for seven years! Seven years! Seven years! My sister is seven years old! From the day she was born! She's always been here! Why can't you take her out? Why can't you let her see the sky outside? Isn't it tragic for her to live like this?"

My sister said a lot of things, but I didn't understand them. I could only look at my sister nervously, then at the old man, not knowing what to do for a moment.

The old woman remained stern and unsmiling as she sternly reprimanded Sister Kaka.

"Kaka! You're ruining her!"

"Then what's the difference between her living such a pathetic life and being dead? Are you really that cruel, Grandpa?!"

The old man stopped talking and just stared at Sister Kaka's red, tear-filled eyes. I gritted my teeth, and although I was afraid of the old man's scolding, I still went out.

"Grandpa... Lily... let's go out and play..."

The old man looked at me in shock, then scratched his pale hair in frustration. Seeing this, Sister Kaka quickly pressed her advantage.

"Grandpa, please, please let my sister and me go out."

I looked at Sister Kaka. Although I didn't know what Sister Kaka was doing, I knew that following Sister Kaka's lead was the right thing to do.

"Grandpa...please..."

The old man seemed to waver, and just then, the unfamiliar adult suddenly reminded him of something.

"Commander! You..."

Before the unfamiliar adult could continue speaking, her older sister interrupted her, looking at the stranger with a pitiful expression and pleading.

"Uncle Rhodes, please."

I still don't know what my sister is going to do, but I can't go wrong by just following her.

"Uncle Rhodes, please."

"Ah...ah, this..."

The unfamiliar adult scratched his head and then looked at the old man.

"Commander...you...why don't you let the two young ladies go out and have some fun?"

Upon hearing this, the old man waved his hand somewhat irritably.

"Go on, go on! Come back soon."

"Yay! Grandpa's the best!"

As she spoke, Sister Kaka rushed to the old man's side, jumped up, hugged his neck, and kissed his aged cheek.

I looked at my tall grandfather and tried to jump twice, but I couldn't reach him at all.

I felt wronged, and my eyes unconsciously filled with tears.

"grandfather..."

The old man squatted down a little embarrassed. Seeing this, I happily ran to him and, imitating my sister, gave him a light peck on the cheek.

Grandpa is the best!

The old man couldn't help but blush, then glared at Sister Kaka who was still chuckling, and said angrily.

"Hurry up and leave! I might change my mind!"

Upon hearing this, Sister Kaka, all smiles, grabbed my little hand and ran towards the end of the corridor.

I couldn't help but look back. I saw that Grandpa's smiling face had disappeared and turned into a worried look. I also saw Uncle Rhodes looking up at the ceiling.

At that time, I didn't know that a caged canary could never know how beautiful the sky is.

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My sister pulled me out of the well. I couldn't see the sky I had never seen before, and I could hear sounds I had never heard before. There were so many things in this world that I didn't know, and they were all so new to me.

Everything in the world was unknown to me. I began to explore this world with fear, excitement, and curiosity. For me, contact with things I had never encountered before was an adventure.

Blue sky, white clouds, a blinding sun, and the sky stretching to the horizon.

Brown branches and emerald green leaves provide shade from the harsh sunlight, casting a deep shadow on the tree.

The white exterior and reflective glass create a peaceful and restful sleep environment—that's what a home is for humans.

So many things, so many things I've never seen before, so many adventures for me, but... today my adventure seems to be coming to an end.

The sky turned black, with many glittering dots appearing, and a not-too-bright sun shining. Pedestrians on the street hurried along, looking both anxious and happy.

Sister Kaka told me that it was getting dark, and people who had been busy all day should go home to rest.

And we should go home and rest.

Although I was a little reluctant, I still went home with Sister Kaka.

When I got home, I asked my sister Kaka what the bright, beautiful things in the sky were. She didn't tell me directly, but promised to tell me when I asked her again next time we went out to play.

After lying in bed, I found that I couldn't fall asleep. My mind was filled with the beautiful scenery outside. Everything I had never seen before was a treasure to me.

It felt like a kitten was scratching at my heart, making me eager to go out again.

When will Sister Kaka take me out to play again?

With these questions in mind, I fell into a deep sleep.

The next day, Sister Kaka took me out to play again. Today, Sister Kaka treated me to lots of delicious food, but in the end... my stomach hurt.

Delicious food is good, but eating too much can cause stomach aches.

On the third day, my older sister Kaka took me to the zoo. There were tigers, cheetahs, peacocks, elephants... I wonder if they taste good.

On the fourth, fifth, and sixth days, for several days in a row, my sister took me out to play. I was very happy, really happy.

But why is everyone lying on the ground? Are they all sleeping? Is my sister sleeping too? Then I'll go to sleep too.

The cement floor was cold, but if my sister could fall asleep, I could fall asleep too.

As a result... when I woke up, I was already back home.

I don't know what happened, but it seems like I've gone back to the way things were before.

A 50-square-meter room, a bathroom, an ordinary large bed, a table, a chair, a door I couldn't push open, an iron-gray ceiling with a chandelier that would never go out, and a person who couldn't speak.

This was originally my world, and this is how my world was supposed to be.

But why? Why doesn't my sister come to see me? Why doesn't she take me out to play?

I tried to open the door myself, but was stopped by the new stranger.

I...

I don't know what to do.

I wanted to find Sister Kaka, but I didn't know how to find her. Tears flowed naturally from my eyes. I learned how to cry, I learned about sadness, and this was not a happy thing.

Later, Grandpa came and he told me.

I killed my sister.

I don't understand what death is; I just want to find my sister.

Grandpa told me.

Death is the end for all living things; all living things will eventually die.

Dead people don't move, they don't speak, and they won't play with me anymore.

Later, my grandfather began to teach me, to teach me about the world, to teach me the language of the world, and to teach me what is right.

Gradually, I learned about life and death, and I also learned that the bright stars in the night sky are the stars.

But this wasn't what Sister Kaka told me.

She broke her promise; she didn't tell me that the bright, shining points in the night sky were stars.

Why? Because my sister died. I killed her; she was killed by my superpower.

My grandfather told me that my superpower is a super S+ level superpower [death], which means, literally, that I can bring death.

That day, my superpowers went berserk. My sister, who sensed something was wrong with me, didn't run away immediately. Instead, she came to my side, wanting to take me to the hospital, and then... she died.

I remember clearly that 2446 people died along with my sister. My grandfather told me that this was a sin I had to pay for.

My sins are not limited to this.

My birth plunged an entire hospital into death, including my parents.

I am a sinful person who should have died, but my grandfather allowed me to live.

The room I've been living in has the function of suppressing supernatural abilities; as long as I'm in this room, my supernatural abilities won't go out of control.

That's what my grandfather told me.

I know I shouldn't have left this room.