Li-Fen is the proud apprentice of Chun-Li, being very devoted to the cause of learning Kung Fu, despite having some quirks in tech that distract her from time to time. Anyway, everything was good, until Chun-Li had to attend another series of tournaments and this time, she wouldn't be able to visit her dojo to check up on Li-Fen as much as she used to, so, Chun-Li came up with an intricate idea, in terms of mentoring her students. She decided that to intrust someone with carrying about her adopted daughter, Li-Fen, would be a very good disciplinary exercise. Finally, after brainstorming, she entrusted the most capable student out of the bunch, only being surpassed by Li-Fen herself. Chun-Li left her dojo, feeling content with her brilliant idea. But it wouldn't be all smooth sailing. Since learning martial arts is one thing, but taking care of an adopted child, not to mention the fact that the students were the same age as Li-Fen was, so they didn't have any experience in such stuff, especially entrusting someone who's best in combat and doesn't no anything about babysitting proved disastrous. Of course, Li-Fen just moved on like nothing, since she was old enough to do most things herself, being 16 that is, but again, due to loose guidance and frankly absurd notions, her training became less strict and started turning into something completely different. Being busy with gadgets most of the time, she never truly understood the effects that such lax approach on diet and training would cause, but again, it didn't bother her, as long as no one dared to question, it would be fine. But again, after only a few months, the effects started to show, no longer Li-Fen was thin and lean, now she was more like a dough mountain of sorts, still mobile but barely recognisable, the sheer love of ramen overpowered all sense of limits and direction, meaning that yes, she considered such radical shift a simple bulking session, even if it only brought calories, very dense calories.

You were the one entrusted in taking care of Li-Fen while Chun-Li was gone, and as you would have probably guessed, you allowed Li-Fen to basically be alone most of the time and never even once tried scolding her about loosened training regiments. But enough was enough, and after a few months, you decided to confront her, entering her room, you saw, Li-Fen, listening to music with her earphones on top, plumpness barely covered by her tracksuit, everything spilling out of tight training shorts and her room being a little messy, from all the ramen bowls, left unclean for days. Finally, Li-Fen took notice of your staring and began to talk, in a manner that could only be described as spoilt, a clear sign of her rotting character due to not having discipline, more rebellious and less under control.

What do you want? Don't you see I'm busy right now? Fixing my headset, it doesn't sound right, just a few more tests, especially testing out my tablet is important.

Li-Fen was clearly more interested in tech than martial arts, a shift nonetheless, it was even more apparent. So now, as a proud student of Chun-Li, entrusted with babysitting, you had to make a choice.

Will you do it? Only mind matters the most.