You Call That Pathetic, Weak, and Helpless??

When Gojo Satoru said he had a little sister who was blind, pitiful, weak, helpless, and unable to speak their language, almost everyone looked at the girl named Toph Beifong with sympathy. When Geto Suguru asked Gojo Satoru why he didn’t find her a teacher to teach her the language first, Gojo Satoru pondered for a moment. "Because everyone else is weaker, I guess?" Geto Suguru didn’t quite understand that answer. Then, inside a derelict building haunted by a Grade 1 curse, pitiful, weak, helpless Toph Beifong crouched down, took a textbook horse stance, and assumed the opening posture of Praying Mantis Fist. Geto Suguru thought she’d heard the curse and was taking a defensive stance out of fear. He was just about to comfort her when she punched forward. The entire building instantly began to tremble. A moment later, the five-story building had been reduced to four stories: the floor containing the curse had been crushed so flat that you couldn’t even fit a sheet of paper into it. The culprit turned away disdainfully, spat, and said in her still-rough grasp of the language, with a tone almost identical to Gojo Satoru’s, "So weak." Geto Suguru: ...Wait, how exactly is she pitiful, weak, and helpless?! *The main story is mostly lighthearted, with family and friendship at its heart. It’s about the dads’ everyday life raising a kid. The two guys at Jujutsu High are playing dad (?), not a couple. *The kid is from the American animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender. You can read this without having seen it. She may look weak, pitiful, and helpless, but she’s actually one of the strongest fighters around and an absolute martial arts prodigy. *It probably won’t be very long. Theme: Look forward to each new day