Daughter of Evil

The song "Daughter of Evil" by Kagamine Rin tells the story of a young princess who rules her kingdom with an iron fist. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a 14-year-old girl who, despite her youth, is a tyrant. She is surrounded by luxury and servants, and everything in the kingdom belongs to her. Her cruelty knows no bounds, as she exploits her subjects and eliminates anyone who dares to oppose her. The repeated command "Saa, hizamazuki nasai!" ("Now, kneel!") underscores her absolute authority and ruthless nature.

The narrative takes a darker turn when the princess falls in love with a man from a neighboring kingdom, only to discover that he loves another woman. Consumed by jealousy, she orders the destruction of the rival kingdom, leading to widespread suffering and death. The princess remains indifferent to the pain she causes, focusing instead on her own desires and whims. Her tyranny eventually leads to a rebellion, spearheaded by a female knight in red armor. The people's accumulated anger and the exhaustion of the soldiers make it impossible for the princess to maintain her grip on power.

In the end, the princess is captured and faces execution. Despite her impending doom, she remains detached, even remarking, "Ara oyatsu no jikan dawa" ("Oh, it's snack time"). The song concludes with the image of the "flower of evil" blooming and then withering away, symbolizing the fleeting nature of her power and the ultimate downfall of her reign. The story serves as a cautionary tale about the corrupting influence of absolute power and the inevitable consequences of tyranny.