"Sorry, I've just been pussyfooting around until now! ★"What she says in Japanese is a verb form of "neko kaburi", a phrase which means "feigning innocence", but breaks down literally into "wearing a cat on one's head".HaRou KiTeiThe kanji used mean: "supremacy", "watchtower", "ogre", and "empire".
"Sorry, I've just been pussyfooting around until now! ★"What she says in Japanese is a verb form of "neko kaburi", a phrase which means "feigning innocence", but breaks down literally into "wearing a cat on one's head".
HaRou KiTeiThe kanji used mean: "supremacy", "watchtower", "ogre", and "empire".
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