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Do all these guys need to address themselves in this manner... "this young master", "this father", "the great me"? These guys really have and ego the size of a mountain and fragile like glass.
This new girl totally is the demon that appeared at the beginning of the arc.
Seems to me she's the demon and she's using lien bein appearance, some may call her a twin, if that was normal lien, mo wouldn't need tp step in, she'd break all of their bones, slowly.
Yeah, I reckon it's the demon too.
The "I need to go eat" was sus af.
Though, she might not be exactly using the childhood tsundere's appearance.
Perhaps she takes the form of your most cherished one.
@alacaelum
Historically in China in upper class society people refer to themselves in the third person when addressing someone of a different station. You see this often in Imperial court, where the Emperor his a third person title that only he alone is allowed to use to refer to himself. His subordinates/servants would also refer to themselves in third person as 'this slave', 'this retainer' etc etc. Now, on the other end, at the bottom end of the social ladder pompous/uncultured people also use very exaggerated/impolite third person self references to when talking. Think of the yankees you see in anime/manga, how they often use the word 'kisama' in their vocabulary. Refering to yourself as 'grandfather/ye' (very common in wuxia/xianxia) or da ye (great me) is essentially the Chinese equivalent.