I'm Not the Eldest Daughter of the Devil

The new classmate Ogata Ringo seems to have a difficult family situation. I live in a single-parent family in the mountains. My father is blind. In order to support the family, he works hard and rarely goes home. She has no accessories and never hangs out with her classmates. She heard that she has recently been absorbed into a suspicious new religion and believes that belief can lead to becoming a god. She is preparing to submit a withdrawal application to the school. ... What do you think of this? It will be posted on the legal column later! ! Being unanimously pushed to deliver the documents to Ogata Ringo, Yoshino Junpei searched for about three hours on the map before he found the home of his new classmate. ... It just doesn't seem to be the same as I imagined. The white snake-like private road that stretches up from the foot of the mountain has to be inspected by three security posts along the way before it can pass. The unsmiling men in black suits had bulging bags on their waists, as if they were wearing real guns. It is reminiscent of an old Japanese house from the Heian Kyo period. Covering an area of ​​at least three hectares, it is as vast as farmland and has neatly manicured courtyards. The maid, wearing a gorgeous kimono as bright as a paper painting, covered her face with a fan and led him. Her feet in white stockings touched the wooden floor lightly, and the sound was so quiet that Yoshino Junpei almost thought she was flying. In the corridor of the ancient house, a girl wearing a black and white nun's uniform stood there with her usual expression, looking at him quietly. "Well... I'm here to deliver documents." "You mean you want me to get it myself?" Yoshino Junpei nodded hesitantly, not feeling anything was wrong, but the expression of the silent maid beside him changed drastically. The new classmate smiled and said yes. She walked towards him. During the process, a black tide of followers poured out from the corridors, gates, and various places of the ancient house. They shouted something anxiously and chased the girl from behind. The girl ignored him and walked straight down the corridor. She took the file from him. He picked up his fingers and flicked them. "Thanks." Yoshino Junpei stared behind her blankly. The moment her white toes touched the stone steps, the attendants looked ashen and fell to their knees without saying a word. At this time, they were all lying on the ground, their black backs trembling slightly. Like a flock of crows that were startled and then all fell together. "Oh, that." The girl said calmly. "You seem to be the first in the world to dare me to get something in person." Motto: Family is very important