The Shura Anyakonsen-shou probably wants my answer to be something special...
Then, according to Teacher Shura Anyakonsen-shou's principle of seeking truth from facts, I should answer like this...
"Kirara is a cat.
Cats have relatively rounded heads, shorter muzzles, large and round eyes, while foxes have longer, pointed heads, protruding muzzles, almond-shaped eyes with sharp gazes, large and pointed ears positioned relatively higher and more to the sides.
Then, cat tails are slender and long, with short and dense fur, usually cylindrical in shape, and the tail length is generally about one-third of the body length.
Fox tails are thick and long, with thick and long fur, fluffy and full of hair, broom-like in shape, and the tail length can reach half the body length or even longer.
Cats..."
Raiden Shogun could be said to be extremely factual, analyzing the differences between cats and foxes from a very scientific and rigorous perspective...
This caused even the Shura Anyakonsen-shou's plan to borrow the Shogun's words to soothe Kirara's fox heart to completely fail.
And Kirara now looked like a dead cat...
"Meow..."
The old uncle looked at the serious Raiden Shogun seeking praise, and at Yae Miko lying on the table desperately holding back laughter...
How to describe it.
There are many times when I'm helpless.
But there are rarely times when I'm this helpless.
In the end, the Shura Anyakonsen-shou could only say this.
"Good, Aurora Mamoru classmate answered very well. Full marks."
After all, he couldn't dampen an honest child's enthusiasm for answering questions...
At this point, Yae Miko was already lying on the table trembling from holding back laughter.
You fox, just wait—I'll definitely deal with you later.
The old uncle also helplessly sighed and looked at cat Kirara, who had already lost all hope in his arms.
No choice—saving Kirara still has to depend on me.
"Kirara, wake up quick! You're a fox! Don't be deceived by those outside fox spirits!"
At this time, cat Kirara showed no reaction, completely immersed in her own world.
No choice.
The old uncle lifted cat Kirara with both hands and started shaking her head.
"Kirara, wake up quick! You're a fox! Don't be deceived by those cunning fox spirits outside!
Think about the time in the small wooden cabin! You're the proudest existence in the fox pack!"
Kirara, who had just been shaken back to her senses, naturally heard these words.
"Meow...?"
The tone carried some confusion, but the Shura Anyakonsen-shou had already guessed the meaning.
"Of course! If I say you're a fox, then you're a fox! Don't forget—you're my Shura Anyakonsen-shou's Shura Anyakonsen-shou cat... fox!"
A bit of light returned to cat Kirara's eyes.
"Meow?"
Although she didn't understand, the old uncle felt a telepathic connection.
"That's right! It's cat-fox! No one says a cat can't be a fox! If anyone disagrees, let them come and debate it with me, the Shura Anyakonsen-shou!"
He meowed a damn it! This afternoon we'll legislate! Prohibit anyone from saying the cat beside the Shura Anyakonsen-shou isn't a fox!
And the effect was obvious—the light in the cat's eyes had recovered quite a bit...
This was the perfect time to strike while the iron was hot.
"Kirara, do you know? A fox's life has three stages of growth.
The first is understanding what is right and wrong.
The second is understanding that some things aren't just right or wrong.
The third is, after understanding that some things have no right or wrong, still firmly doing what you believe in and taking responsibility for it.
Kirara, I think you should understand what kind of growth you're going through right now?
You are indeed a cat, but you're not only a cat. Your heart still belongs to foxes. You can make fox cries—since when can cats make fox sounds?"
The cat-fox Kirara's eyes brightened once again.