The socially awkward villain's furry superpower

Sienna had never worried about other people's social skills; her own social problems were enough to keep her constantly on edge. But now she realized that having several more sisters was not quite what she had expected.

Yes, Aurora has a good appetite, so the food budget will be a little tighter than expected; yes, this means buying more clothes, washing more clothes, doing more cleaning, and taking up more space in the bunker. But all of this is to be expected.

Surprisingly, Aurora initially struggled to fit in with the group.

So far, Maple has struggled the most with social interaction, but she's just naturally shy. She likes her sisters and enjoys being with them, but she finds it difficult to express herself. Sienna understands this, as she herself sometimes needs time alone.

Aurora's situation is different.

She wasn't shy, had a sweet smile, was easy to get along with, and was very friendly. She would take the initiative to interact with her sisters, unlike Maple Leaf who was passive.

However, Sienna was still worried because while her sisters ran around and played, Aurora always stood alone to the side.

Not knowing what to do, her first thought was to go to the park—the same park where Maple Leaf had recently showcased her new invention. It would be quiet enough that they could test Aurora's superpowers undisturbed, and Sienna loved watching her sisters play until they were exhausted.

This is beneficial to their physical health and also greatly good for their mental state.

"Alright." Sienna clapped her hands, drawing the attention of her sisters and mother.

She needed to find a way to get to the park, but didn't want to bother Sam to drive them again. Sienna knew she was taking up too much of Sam's time, and to do so now would be both embarrassing and impolite. Whether Sam was her follower or not, he had his own life.

Sienna started thinking about getting her driver's license, something she had been wanting to postpone indefinitely. At least her father was happy about it.

So today, she asked her mother to drive her and her sisters to the park. The girls always liked being with their "big boss," and Sienna figured her mother was happy to spend time with them too.

Sienna... probably won't give her mother a grandchild. After all, that requires dating first, then marriage. She simply can't imagine how that could happen; just a few months ago, even getting a cat seemed like a huge deal to her.

Sienna shook her head and refocused. Her sisters were now watching her intently. Clearly, they were all eager to play, so her attention span was limited.

“Alright,” she repeated, “we’re here to test Aurora’s superpowers. Let’s start here. Anyone want to help?”

Maple Leaf slowly raised her hand. "I can help," she said.

“Me too!” Teddy said. “I want to wrestle with her!”

Aurora laughed. "Of course, that would sound interesting."

“Well, wrestling could be considered… one of the test items, I think,” Sienna said.

"Do you want me to take notes?" Athena asked.

“That’s great, okay,” Sienna agreed. “How about we start with your antler field?”

“I need something to crash into,” Aurora said.

“I’ll go gather some branches!” Trinity cheered.

As soon as she finished speaking, everyone dispersed, and Sienna took a deep breath, trying to relax. She felt a hand on her shoulder and turned to see her mother smiling at her. "You know, I used to only have one daughter, and she was so quiet," her mother said. "When you were your age, I would give you a book, and you could read it quietly for hours. I really admire how well you managed all of this."

“Yes, thank you,” Sienna said.

“You skipped some of the tougher phases. The dreaded twos, diapers…”

“Okay, Mom,” Sienna interrupted her. “I understand.”

Mom grinned. "You've grown up, baby. I'm so proud."

Sienna blushed and officially began the test.

The first test almost made her call it a day. Trinity swung a branch taller than herself, requiring her to split into two bodies to lift it, and swung it directly at Aurora's head.

Aurora summoned her antlers, adjusted her stance, and faced the branch head-on. The branch struck her antlers and bounced away with a "snap." With another swing, Aurora twisted her head and snapped the branch in two, the tip flying off.

Next, Aurora wants to prove how strong her antlers are by challenging a tree.

As a result, the tree lost.

"Ah." Sienna suddenly realized.

She initially thought Aurora's superpowers... weren't very strong. The antlers were interesting and flashy, but didn't seem to have much practical use. In fact, they seemed to make a lot of things more complicated. Even something as simple as passing through a door would be much more complicated with antlers several feet long sticking out from the sides of her head.

But it turned out that she didn't fully understand Aurora's superpowers until the actual test.

Her antlers are an indestructible structure. When they hit something, no matter how solid the object is, the antlers will continue forward.

Aurora braced herself against a small tree with her antlers, bending the tree down, because her antlers were unstoppable, while the tree was not immovable.

Finally, the tree creaked and then broke in half.

Deer antlers don't actually have the ability to cut or tear; they are simply unstoppable.

Sienna realized that Aurora wouldn't be stumped by the door frame; it would be the door frame that would be stumped.

The walls, and the cars too. At this moment, even the amusement park rides and the increasingly thick trees were no match for her.

"Alright, alright." Just as the excited sisters were about to let Aurora crash into a particularly thick tree, Sienna stepped in to stop them. "Let's not destroy all the trees in this area, okay? The trees haven't bothered anyone."

The next test was a strength test. Without her antlers, Aurora... had about the same strength as an average girl, just a more robust build. She pinned Teddy during their first wrestling match, but Teddy won in the rematch. Aurora's long arms gave her excellent leverage in wrestling.

Once she extends her antlers, no one can truly stop her.

However, her antlers are fixed and cannot be moved. The strength of the rest of her body is no different from that of an ordinary person, but the perfect leverage she gains from her head alone means that Aurora can relatively easily stabilize herself and suppress or push others away.

Moreover, she can be considered to be able to levitate.

Because her antlers only move when she wants to, Aurora can curl her legs up, grab the antlers, and hover in the air.

Once suspended in mid-air, she can't move because it means she has to hold onto the antlers, but it's still a pretty cool skill. This makes climbing trees easy; she simply uses the antlers to secure her head, then climbs with her legs, grabs her footing, and releases the antlers to readjust her position.

Of course, Aurora herself wasn't any stronger than the average person. By the end of the day, she had scrapes and a few minor cuts, just like her playful sisters. So, theoretically, she could reduce a semi-trailer truck traveling on the highway from 100 km/h to zero, but even if a truck hit her antlers, it would still hit her.

Sienna didn't know how to solve this problem.

This is a very strange superpower. The antlers can only be moved by the person on their head; nothing else can affect them. Sienna isn't sure how this fits into the team's structure, but they'll figure it out eventually.

"Can you change the color of the antlers?" Maple asked as the test was nearing its end.

“Hmm?” Aurora responded.

Maple Leaf pointed to the antlers on Aurora's head. "Can you change their color?"

Aurora looked up, trying to see her antlers. "Uh, I don't think so."

“Oh.” Maple Leaf was clearly disappointed. But then she became excited again. “I can make something to make this happen.”

"You...you want to get her antlers that can change color?" Athena asked.

“This could be useful, for example, for sending signals. And it would be beautiful. You could change the colors to suit different themes and seasons,” Maple Leaf explained.

Yes, Sienna is really unsure how Aurora will fit into the team, but she hopes everything will work out in the end.