Light Novel Chapter 8

おねがいマイゴッド (Onegai Mai Goddo, lit: Please, My God) is the eighth chapter of the light novel series of The "Hentai" Prince and the Stony Cat.
==Plot==
The next day, Azusa calls while Youto is waiting for his bus. She has made up with her former classmates, but is frustrated at Youto for his neglect of her during her trip to Okinawa. She mentions a swimsuit she purchased, which she believes Youto, as a supposed pervert, isn't appreciating as much as he should. Youto understands her as being upset swimsuit didn't fit Azusa as she had hoped and suggests that they "work together" to resolve it, frustrating her further as she struggles to articulate her emotions. Youto eventually ends the conversation as his bus arrives.
Youto heads to school, intending to speak with Tsukushi about the Stony Cat he found in the storehouse. During club activity, Youto is ostracized by his classmates, and the vice president of the track team is introduced. She distrusts Youto, accusing him of harboring indecent thoughts about Tsukushi. Despite this, Tsukushi expresses faith in Youto's sincerity, showcasing her characteristic confidence and naivety.
He learns from Tsukushi that the Stony Cat has been in the Tsutsukakushi household for generations as an heirloom, but she doesn't really believe in its powers. In the past, after a fight with Tsukiko, when the young Steel King wished to make up with her, a block of wood and chiseling tools appeared. Tsukushi took this as a sign and created the Stony Cat of the first volume. However, she takes this as her own action and not as a wish granted by the Stony Cat. Tsukushi then begins planning an assassination of Youto's evil twin. Youto, though obviously against this plan, has no choice but to agree to aid her. She invites him to their house to work out a plan.
Tsukiko rings Youto to inform him that something terrible has happened. Youto rushes to the Tsutsukakushi residence and finds Tsukiko in the storage room, surrounded by strange objects. Youto identifies them as items from his missing house, including DVDs of questionable content, which Tsukiko calmly destroys one by one.
Tsukushi arrives and identifies Youto as the evil twin. Youto scrambles to escape, resorting to diving into a closet as a desperate attempt to avoid her wrath. To stall for time, Youto claims the closet has "special abilities" and can transport him to another dimension. Exiting the closet, he manages to avoid death by apologizing for his younger brother, marking himself as the good Yokodera.
However, Tsukushi suspects him based on the sports jersey he is wearing. Youto looks at Tsukiko, attempting to signal her for help, but his expectant gaze draws even more suspicion from Tsukushi. Fortunately, he manages to win her over by praising Tsukiko's cuteness.
They go to her room to converse about the evil twin assassination plan. There, Tsukushi reveals the depth of her affection and protectiveness for Tsukiko, shaped by their shared loss of their parents during childhood. She explains that, despite her efforts, she could never fully replace their parents for Tsukiko, and confesses her fear of separation and abandonment.
Tsukushi mentions a hidden mezzanine floor above her room, accessible only through a locked door in the closet. This space holds Tsukushi's private collection of videos, photos, and records documenting Tsukiko's life, including her childhood moments and even embarrassing situations like toilet use. She explains her obsessive documentation as a way of preserving Tsukiko's "cuteness" for posterity, claiming it's an expression of love.
In a rare, subdued moment, Tsukushi admits she feels her love for Tsukiko might be "too heavy" and acknowledges her fear that she might be smothering her sister. Youto attempts to console her, offering words of understanding and encouragement. Although his response is surface-level, it succeeds in temporarily lifting Tsukushi's spirits.
Returning to their original topic, she declares that the assassination of Youto's twin must proceed without delay, elaborating on increasingly violent methods. Yokodera suggests that killing the evil twin outright will only make her a martyr in Tsukiko's eyes, and she will never marry the Steel King. Instead, he proposes the idea of making Tsukiko hate the evil twin instead. For that, Yokodera suggests Tsukushi to seduce the evil twin and steal him away from Tsukiko.
Before he leaves, Tsukushi abruptly asks Youto if he has dealt with a family member's death before. Youto is caught off guard, and replies honestly that he hasn't. Tsukushi apologizes before walking towards a framed picture on her dresser. The image depicts a happy family: a young woman, a young girl, and a baby in a carriage. She remarks that though one can't always mourn the deceased, it is hard to give up emotional attachments to those one has lost.
Struck by the calm transparency in Tsukushi's eyes, Youto reflects on the difficulty of truly understanding the emotions of others, acknowledging his superficial grasp of the Tsutsukakushi sisters' feelings.
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