"Ah, anything is fine. I trust your cooking, Luna." Before entering the restroom, Leticia gave Luna a thumbs up.
"Thank you for your trust, Your Majesty."
After relieving herself and washing up briefly, Leticia walked out of the restroom.
Luna had already started preparing breakfast, but it looked like it would still take some time to finish.
Just sit on the chair and wait idly?
After much thought, Leticia decided to go to the study to see what exactly was causing Kira to be so physically and mentally exhausted.
If there really was too much, she would help her poor sister handle these matters.
Look, how selfless she was; she was such a good sister that you couldn't find another one even if you searched with a lantern!
This person had completely forgotten that these things were actually her job in the first place.
"Luna, if I haven't returned after you're done, just bring breakfast to the study," Leticia said to Luna.
"Ah, alright." Luna was stunned for a moment, then immediately understood what Leticia meant.
Was Her Majesty planning to take up her responsibilities again?
That's great! Luna had been waiting for this day for a long time!
The happy mood made Luna's cooking even more refined; she successfully prepared a perfect breakfast that even she herself marveled at.
Carrying this breakfast poured with her heart, Luna pushed open the door to the study.
And then she was nearly hit in the head by a paper ball flying out of the study.
"Your Majesty, this is..." Looking at the study that had become a mess in just a few minutes, Luna was lost in confusion for a moment.
What happened?
Leticia was sitting in the place where Kira originally sat, holding a quill in her hand, the anger on her face completely undisguised. "This bunch of slackers, do they even need to report this kind of thing? Where are their brains? Were they eaten?"
"I didn't raise them to ask me what to do; what I want is their ideas!"
Unlike Kira, who liked to do things herself, Leticia never liked to handle trivial matters. She felt that her precious time shouldn't be wasted on these things.
With the time to do these, wouldn't it be better to cultivate or have afternoon tea?
Even that diligent Leticia wasn't willing to handle these things, let alone this shut-in Miss Demon King who didn't even want to handle major matters now.
"It seems I have to issue an order." Leticia crumpled another report and threw it on the ground. "If they dare to report these things that they can obviously handle themselves again, see if I don't skin them alive."
Thinking about how Kira had been dealing with these things all these years, Leticia couldn't help but get angry.
"Her Highness Kira just has that kind of meticulous personality, and this is also what Her Highness Kira herself required." Luna spoke up for the Demon Race officials who had sent these reports. "I heard that if they are found to have concealed things, Her Highness Kira will punish them."
Leticia frowned. "But this is just too much."
"Her Highness Kira doesn't look at every single one in detail either." Luna indicated that Kira wasn't stupid. "Perhaps, Her Highness just wants to use this method to remind those officials that the Demon Race is not without someone in charge."
After Leticia ran away from home, although the prestige of the Demon King remained, it was inevitable that some people would harbor some strange thoughts.
And Kira, in such a situation, took on the burden and let the Demon Race move forward steadily for so many years; the energy she expended was definitely not a small amount.
"Sigh, sometimes I really envy those ordinary people who don't need to deal with these troublesome things." Leticia sighed and took a sip of brown sugar water from the tray Luna had just brought.
The water temperature was just right, the sweetness was appropriate; it was worthy of Luna's skill.
After quickly finishing breakfast, Leticia buried her head in handling the things that Kira hadn't had time to deal with.
By the time Kira woke up, discovered her sister was missing, and rushed over, Leticia had already handled more than half of the reports on the table.
Once she found her state, Leticia's work efficiency was much higher than Kira's.
"Sister?" Kira rubbed her eyes. What did she see?
Her sister was actually taking the initiative to start working?
Was she still dreaming?
"You go have breakfast first; Luna should have it ready," Leticia said without raising her head. "After you eat, have a good rest; I'll do today's work."
While speaking, Leticia put aside a report with her comments written on it, then picked up the next report, glanced at it, and tossed it aside.
"Sister, don't litter." Kira hurriedly picked up the paper ball Leticia had thrown away.
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"It's just waste paper, don't mind it." Leticia crumpled another piece of paper and threw it on the ground. "Let them handle these trivial matters themselves."
Leaving them here was simply a waste of her time.
Leticia's work habits were just like this, completely opposite to Kira's. Why there was such a huge personality gap between these sisters born of the same parents, no one knew the answer.
Kira sighed helplessly. Since her sister had said so, how could she, as the younger sister, refute it?
The Demon King was Leticia, not her, Kira.
When her sister was slacking off and not working, she could do things for her, but now that her sister had started working, she, as the younger sister, would just cheer from the sidelines.
And not long after, Melanie, who came over for a visit as usual, entered the study. Seeing Leticia working hard, she turned her head and asked Luna, "Did she take the wrong medicine?"
"Who are you saying took the wrong medicine? If you have nothing to do, just get out of here." Leticia looked up and glared at Melanie. "Can't you see I'm working hard?"
"It's just that I rarely see you being so serious, so I'm a bit surprised." Melanie walked over to Leticia, wanting to see what she was writing.
But Leticia quickly blocked what she was writing with her hands, then began to shoo her away even more impatiently. "Get away, get away. This is a secret of the Demon Race. You, a human, hurry up and leave."
"Oh, then hurry up. I'll wait for you outside." Melanie walked out of the study, accompanied by Luna, feeling a bit dejected.
In the living room at this time, Kira, who had nothing to do, was watching the news on TV. Hearing the commotion behind her, she turned her head and happened to lock eyes with an unhappy-looking Melanie.
"Good morning, Sister Bai." Kira greeted Melanie with a smile.
Although she still held prejudices against Melanie, Kira was very good at keeping up appearances for this hidden ally.
Smiling and greeting her upon meeting was definitely a must.
"Morning, Kira." Because her younger sister wasn't around, Melanie called Kira by her real name directly. "How come Leticia started working seriously?"
"My sister, she..." Kira shook her head. "Perhaps it was because she saw how tired she was last night, so she wanted to share some of the burden."
Her sister had always been like this; she said one thing but did another.
Even though she had been resisting work all along, after seeing her exhaustion, she woke up early without a word to take over her tasks.
It really moved Kira a little.
"Leticia is a very good sister." Melanie had more or less guessed the reason. "Much better than I am as a sister."
"Not at all. My sister is a big villain." Kira pouted, indicating that this action alone couldn't save Leticia's bad image in her heart. "Leaving me to shoulder the entire Demon Race alone—I can't believe she could do such a thing."
Running off to the Human World all by herself to enjoy life, while leaving Kira alone to act as the Demon King—is this something a qualified sister should do?