"Your stance is still wrong."
Nira, Dan's twin daughter, spoke in a quiet and low voice. Even though she was known throughout the family for her withdrawn personality, a large part of that heavy isolation had slowly started to change recently, especially after Yuko joined the family.
The twins, Sera and Nira, were born with incredibly powerful spiritual energy that far exceeded normal limits. As a dangerous and unwanted side effect of that abnormal power, both of them possessed an ability that remained active at all times, allowing them to sense the emotions of everyone around them with frightening clarity and intensity.
Because of this, Dan constantly kept them close to him whenever possible and created a special field around them that suppressed this troublesome ability and protected them from the psychological pressure it caused.
At the same time, he had also modified their personal training so they could learn to fully control their overwhelming spiritual energy as quickly as possible and solve the problem from its root.
Although their training in that area was progressing very well and the negative effects had become far lighter than before, Nira's personality itself had not changed much. She remained isolated and quiet, just like always, completely different from her twin sister Sera, who was open, impulsive, talkative, and laughed loudly all the time.
Nira was the opposite. She was usually silent, always serious, and preferred being alone. Because of that, their mother Rin constantly worried about her.
"Why don't you play with your sister?"
"Why don't you talk with your brothers and sisters?"
"Are you alright, little one?"
Even her older sisters, especially Sophia and the others, tried hard to draw her out and make her open up to them, but it seemed that changing had only become harder for Nira as time passed, and her isolation had rooted itself deeply inside her.
The only desire she openly expressed was that she wanted to stay beside her father. That alone made her happy because she felt completely comfortable with him due to his relatively cold and quiet personality that resembled her own. He never pressured her to socialize, and he also continuously protected both her and her twin sister from the amplified emotional sensing by suppressing it around them.
Because of that, Nira had developed an enormous attachment to him. She followed him everywhere and would quietly sit beside him while watching him work inside his laboratory.
But recently, something noticeable had changed in Nira's life.
That change was the appearance of the new girl, Yuko.
The reason behind this strange and sudden change was connected to Nira's passive ability to sense emotions. When the girl called Yuko was brought by her father, the only thing Nira could sense from her was absolute, pure, and complete submission toward Dan. Nothing else at all only submission. Pure to an unbelievable degree.
It was a kind of emotion she had never experienced before. Every person normally carried mixed emotions inside them. Love and fear. Happiness and sadness. Anger and anxiety.
But Yuko only submission. Pure, absolute, flawless submission without even the slightest impurity.
What made it even stranger and more shocking to Nira was that the girl standing before her possessed no other emotions at all. No happiness. No sadness. No anger. No fear.
Only complete emotional emptiness, except for one single feeling. Like a blank white page with only one word written on it.
"Dan."
Because of that uniquely pure mental state, Nira quickly became fascinated with the girl. For the first time in her life, she became interested in someone other than her father. For the first time, she actually wanted to get close to another person.
To Nira, Yuko represented emotional silence and mental purity. No noise. No chaos. Only calmness and peace.
When Dan noticed this strange new interest from his daughter, he immediately ordered her to personally take responsibility for Yuko's training.
Nira accepted instantly without even a moment of hesitation because, for the first time, she felt excited about something. She began training Yuko seriously, teaching her and spending time together with her.
Dan looked at the two girls and smiled slightly because he had finally managed to find something real that motivated his little daughter Nira. Before this, he had genuinely been somewhat worried about her growing isolation.
But after bringing home the broken girl called Yuko, it seemed he had unexpectedly found a solution to that problem.
At the same time, he had also solved another issue as well.
Yuko's complete and absolute attachment to him.
She truly seemed to have no purpose in life other than following him and submitting to him. Because of that, he had given her a clear order to train under Nira, hoping that little by little she might recover some vitality and heal her shattered mental state.
To him, it felt like killing two birds with one stone and solving both problems at the same time by helping the two girls together.
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