"Wow... there really are two Illyasviel."
Before long, Tohru returned to Shin's side, unable to help but marvel.
She had just secretly gone to peek at Illya's room, and with Tohru's "cognitive confusion" magic, she could naturally infiltrate Illya's room without her noticing.
And Tohru had indeed seen Illya lying in bed, sleeping soundly, confirming that Sitonai and Illya were indeed two different individuals.
Although both were essentially Illya—artificial humans of the Einzbern family, daughters of Irisviel—their thoughts and experiences were completely different.
Actually, after hearing Tohru's words, Sella and Leysritt nearby were also a bit curious—they obviously wanted to see this Illya from a parallel world too.
Unfortunately, they didn't have Tohru's convenient cognitive confusion magic, and if they rashly infiltrated Illya's room, they might wake her up.
Although this Illya from a parallel world wasn't the same person they had always served, she was still Illya, so saying they weren't curious would be impossible.
Anyway, now that they had come to this world, they should have plenty of opportunities to slowly interact with that Illya in the future, so Sera and Leysritt suppressed their excitement and focused on helping prepare Sitonai's room first.
Thus, Sella and Leysritt witnessed quite an exaggerated scene.
Tohru held up a bed with one hand and a cabinet with the other, walking into the new empty room just like that.
Originally, this room prepared for Sitonai was completely empty, but with Tohru's help, furniture was quickly moved from spare guest rooms.
The originally empty room was completely transformed in just a few minutes.
"This... this is?"
Sella watched in astonishment as Tohru carried a table into the room with one hand, asking Shin beside her in a somewhat horrified tone.
Even as an artificial human of Einzbern, Sella couldn't do such an exaggerated thing—that strength was too great, wasn't it?
Easily lifting a bed and a cabinet, while Sella and Leysritt could do it, they definitely couldn't do it one-handed while maintaining perfect balance.
Obviously, Tohru wasn't an ordinary person—but thinking about it, it seemed reasonable that Shin's maid wouldn't be ordinary.
"Tohru's origins are rather special—she's a dragon."
Shin also saw the curious gazes from Sitonai and the two maids, so he explained with a smile.
Anyway, since Sitonai and the others would be part of Shin's household from now on, there was naturally no need to hide it from them.
At least their acceptance in this regard should be stronger than Kato Megumi's—the Type-Moon world really did have dragon species.
After explaining, Shin looked at Tohru and said:
"Tohru, please explain the household situation to them as well."
Shin's household situation was quite complex now—not only did it have magicians, magical girls, and dragons, but also an angel who came to work as a maid at Shin's house every day.
Of course, Gabriel didn't yet know that Shin had long since discovered her identity.
To prevent Sitonai and the others from causing misunderstandings with other household members later, it was natural to inform them about everyone's situation in advance.
And as head maid, Tohru could naturally handle this task.
"Yes, yes, I understand."
Tohru sighed, looking somewhat reluctant—after all, in her view, Sera and Leysritt would likely become her competitors again.
Having to brief competitors naturally didn't make Tohru very happy.
As for Sitonai? Tohru completely didn't consider her a threat, mainly because Sitonai looked young, not much different from Illya.
Therefore, in Tohru's view, Sitonai should just be Shin's "daughter."
Since she was a daughter, there was nothing to worry about.
"Daddy, are you going back now?"
Hearing Shin's words, Sitonai quickly turned to look at Shin and asked.
The "going back" she mentioned naturally referred to returning to the world of "Fate/Stay Night."
Since Shin had handed the explanation task to Tohru, Sitonai quickly realized that Shin was probably leaving now.
After fully accepting Shin, Sitonai called him "Daddy" quite smoothly.
Looking at her expression, she seemed somewhat worried about Shin—although she knew Shin's strength was terrifying, she was still concerned he might stumble unexpectedly.
After all, she didn't know how ridiculous Shin's survival abilities were—whether his immortal body or Majin Buu's constitution, both put Shin in an almost undefeatable position.
Unless someone in another world could really create a Spirit Bomb gathering all of humanity's power like Kakarot.
"I'm generally busier at night, don't worry, it'll be fine."
Shin comforted Sitonai regarding her concerns—next he wasn't going to the "Fate/Stay Night" world, but planning to go to the One Punch Man world to do some cleanup work.
Mainly dealing with the Hero Association.
Although after gaining the power of "King's Army," the Hero Association's executives could only obediently follow Shin's commands.
But Shin still remembered clearly how those executives had been insubordinate before—he had no intention of keeping these guys who only knew how to embezzle funds.
This trip to the One Punch Man world, he would conduct a major personnel overhaul of the Hero Association's upper management, clearing out all those useless people.
Of course, Shin also knew that if he eliminated all the upper management at once, some of the Hero Association's affairs would indeed be affected, so he had to find another group of people to take over the Hero Association.
As for candidates... Shin had already thought of them long ago—the Security Force Police.
As a trans-dimensional law enforcement organization, the Security Force Police should be well-versed in managing such hero organizations.
With "King's Army," sending part of the Security Force Police to the Hero Association was no problem.
As long as he kept the few normal executives including Sitch for work transition and cooperative management, even if the other executives all died, the Hero Association wouldn't be paralyzed.
Presumably those heroes of the Hero Association also had no good feelings toward those corrupt executives—as long as the replacement executives were competent, they wouldn't have any objections.
At least judging from Child Emperor's reaction last time, he didn't seem to have any ill feelings toward Shin.
To be continued…