“This is a warning.”

‘It’s a useless and worthless death.’

Reina could not forget how the boy had warned her with such a calm expression. The boy’s foresight was far greater than what she had expected.

“Reina, do you not have an appetite?”

Reina, who remained silent while holding a jerky in her hand, looked up at Vendique, the male beastfolk who had voiced his concern. She said, “Yeah… Sorry, Vendique.”

“You should tell us if you’re having a hard time. Let me help you.”

“Yes…”

“My life is yours.”

“Vendique, that…”

“You are the one who saved me from the brink of death. That’s what you are to me. I owe you my life and I’m willing to pay back that debt at any moment.”

Reina chuckled behind her mask before saying, “Perhaps…everything will be fine.”

“Hmm?”

“No, it’s nothing,” Reina said, saving her words and lowering her head to rub the surface of her mask.

To put it simply, Reina had taken advantage of Vendique.

She had crossed that parallel line between the future and the past. That was the reason why she could not live the same way as them. How long had she been in this timeline? To be honest, it was not that long since Reina had first come here from the future.

Back then, Reina had wondered why she had to...