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Actually, the savior just wants to play single-player: Chapter 3: Yotsuya Miko

What kind of disaster destroyed human civilization in that world?

The Heavenly Way and the Divine Music are unknown. He has searched for remnants of human civilization, and all the clues indicate that humans know very little about it.

The disaster struck so swiftly that humanity didn't even know how to cope, and was destroyed in despair.

All monsters are transformed from living humans, like a mutation that causes them to lose their minds and intelligence. Only the corpses of humans who have died cannot become monsters.

It's like a curse.

Over the years, even the number of monsters has been reduced to a very small number. They cannot reproduce, but they need to eat. They cannibalize each other. During the day, they become excited, and their strength and speed increase greatly. They only fall asleep at night.

Otherwise, the small holy city could have a population of several million. At its peak, a city inhabited by millions of monsters would definitely be a den of dragons and tigers.

But in reality, those things didn't cause him any trouble.

Tendou Kagura couldn't help but wonder, if a few more years had passed, would there even be no trace of the monster left?

His biological clock kicked in, and he opened his eyes.

It's 6:30 in the morning. Kagura Tendou frowned, got up, took off her pajamas, changed into her school uniform, washed her face and brushed her teeth expressionlessly, and then prepared breakfast and lunch.

Around seven o'clock, Ise Reika gently pushed open the door, first peeking out her little head to look around.

Both her and Tendo Kagura's rooms were on the first floor, and the hallway offered a view of the living room. When she saw Tendo Kagura sitting stiffly in a chair, lost in thought, Ise Suzuka's heart skipped a beat. She frowned, sniffed softly, and tiptoed to the bathroom.

"Good morning, brother." After washing up, Suzuka Ise sat down and tried to greet him. She wanted to use a light tone, but the words just wouldn't come out.

Kagura Tendou stiffly turned his head, glanced at her, and his dark eyes hidden in his hair were unusually terrifying. He didn't say anything, but just lowered his head.

That feeling of keeping people at arm's length seems even stronger now.

Suzuka Ise thought to herself that sometimes she felt her nominal older brother was a bit too aloof.

However, she herself was not much better off. Suddenly arriving in this city, she lacked familiar interpersonal relationships, which was one aspect, but more importantly, it was her personality that she had developed since childhood.

Because of her father, she lacks confidence in everything she does, so she finds it difficult to muster the courage to look into the eyes and communicate with Kagura Tendo. Although the two live together, they rarely even have a daily conversation.

Moreover, every now and then, Kagura would give her this feeling: her eyes were lifeless and cold, like a living corpse awakening from a long sleep, completely out of place in the real world.

Suzuka Ise quickly slapped her own face, realizing she had overthought things.

She had always stayed in her hometown, a village nestled in the mountains of Sanchong County. The place had an incredibly low profile, a poor economy, and in short, it was incredibly impoverished. She hadn't inherited any property, and her grandmother, who lived in the countryside, was unable to earn a living and had to rely on her savings, making life very difficult.

But in fact, when she learned the news, she was not overjoyed, but very uneasy. She was extremely worried about the existence of Kagura Tendo and was very concerned that she would not get along well with her brother whom she had never met. After all, she knew about the accident and was afraid that she would be blamed. If that happened, her future life would probably be very miserable.

Before she arrived, her grandmother had secretly instructed her that if Tendo Kagura disliked her, she must be patient and not resist. Even if she was beaten, she must not fight back, and she should try her best to gain Endo Yoko's sympathy. Because she was an outsider, she only had a very thin connection with Tendo Kagura, and she had no say in the matter.

If those two hadn't obtained the marriage certificate that day, she and Kagura Tendo would have had no connection whatsoever, and naturally, she wouldn't have had the opportunity to come here.

Endo Yoko stayed for a few days before leaving soon after.

After that, it was Tendo Kagura who handled the miscellaneous tasks. She was taciturn and looked gloomy, but the food she cooked was delicious. She couldn't get involved, and even if she wanted to help, she would be forbidden from doing so.

She never understood what Kagura Tendou was thinking, and every time she met her, she felt a sense of apprehension and fear.

It would be better to let Kagura Tendo beat her up to vent her anger than to continue living like this with an ambiguous attitude. At least she would know what clear thoughts the former had.

Suzuka Ise finished her food in small bites, pondering these thoughts.

She always wanted to build a good relationship, but she always backed down when it came to the last minute.

It can't go on like this!

Suzuka Ise's eyes were resolute. She already had a weak heart, and now she was ready to lay her cards on the table, after all, she had been living in a daze for more than a month.

Suzuka Ise suddenly stood up, slammed her hand on the table, and shouted, "Tendou Kagura, what do you mean by this?!"

That's what she envisioned, and that's what she did. But just as she stood up from the stool, Tendo Kagura gave her a long, thoughtful look, assuming she had finished eating and was about to leave, so she pointed to the kitchen.

Don't forget to take your lunch.

Suzuka Ise was taken aback, her courage plummeting, and she hurriedly replied, "I understand, brother."

Kagura Tendo nodded slowly, then stared ahead, lost in thought once more.

Suzuka Ise opened her mouth, then dejectedly went to the kitchen to get her lunchbox. After putting on her backpack and changing her shoes, she left home.

"Ugh, what are you thinking, Suzuka Ise!" Walking down the street, Suzuka Ise was so frustrated she wanted to smash the wall. She had mentally prepared herself for a long time, and today was her first attempt, but the words died before she could even get them out.

I wonder how long I'll have to prepare next time.

"Tendou Kagura is a formidable enemy. I will take back my share sooner or later!" With an unusually heavy thought in her mind, she took her first steps.

However, Kagura Tendo was unaware of Suzuka's thoughts.

Every time he returned from the post-apocalyptic world, he felt very heavy, which made it difficult for him to adjust.

This time, in particular, he lured nearly a thousand monsters in the Little Holy City at once, killed them all, and then dealt with a few hundred more scattered monsters along the way.

If this number were counted as human beings, he would be a notorious executioner.

I felt nothing in the node world, but when I came back, I felt like I was carrying a mountain on my shoulders, and my steps were very heavy.

This time, in particular, it's even worse than before.

This forced Tendo Kagura to sit and rest for a while in order to adapt to the pressure.

Spending a long time in the post-apocalyptic world, exploring alone, and embarking on a long hunting journey has greatly changed his personality, making him somewhat numb.

Moreover, she couldn't find anyone to talk to in real life, so Tendo Kagura gradually became withdrawn.

He clearly realized that he was different from normal people, and that the difference was not something that could be ignored simply by pretending to be normal.

He didn't really feel anything about it. The more he saw and experienced, the more he felt that he should take a different path, just like the system said, to become a savior. He treated it like a game, since the main quest descriptions were just like those in an action-adventure game.

On the other hand, he felt that there had never been a savior in the world, and that the system seemed to have a bug. Not only was the entry time wrong, but he had also been inexplicably trapped in that node world for nearly four years.

"Forget it, I'll just go with the flow," Kagura Tendo muttered to herself.

This kind of life is pretty good...

Kagura Tendo left her home, locked the door, and then walked slowly towards the school.

This area is a residential area with roads that connect in all directions. Although there is a saying that the poor live in villas and the rich live in apartments, Kagura Tendou still thinks it is better to live in a villa. After all, there is a sense of distance, and you don't have to worry about being separated from your neighbors by just a wall.

He wasn't socially anxious; he just felt there was no need to communicate.

I've been here for a while now, and there are no problems with daily life. There are two supermarkets, a convenience store, and a snack shop nearby. Transportation is convenient; there's a tram stop and a bus stop just a few minutes' walk away, which leads directly to the commercial street.

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Yotsuya Miko tidied her clothes, yawned, and went out to get ready for school.

Ever since the day she could see dirty things, in addition to her worldview collapsing, she has had to constantly endure all sorts of "surprises" from life.

That would have been fine, but there were always some unclean things that liked to hover in front of her, constantly asking her, "Can you see me? Can you see me?"

Do you know that ghosts can scare people to death?

But if she answers "I can see," or if those evil things realize that she can see, then Yotsuya Miko has a vague feeling that something terrible is going to happen, so she has to pretend that she can't see anything.

Although she appears calm and composed on the outside, Yotsuya Miko is under immense mental tension and constantly on edge. This directly leads to extremely poor sleep quality, and she doesn't get enough rest during the day, creating a vicious cycle.

And sometimes it's really hard to hold back.

For example, right now...

Yotsuya Miko hadn't left the outer gate yet; she stood in the courtyard, watching a dark figure pass by the gate.

It emitted a black aura, especially around its eyes, with something resembling black smoke constantly emanating from the corners of its eyes, making it difficult for Jianzi to see its true form.

Moreover, it was wrapped in countless threads, layer upon layer, crowded together, with an unknown number of layers, at least 100,000 threads, forming a semi-transparent cocoon-like structure, through which the outline of the creature inside could be roughly seen.

A faint roar could be heard from each thread, but it was unclear, making Yotsuya Miko wonder if it was just her imagination.

what? !

What is that?!

The moment Yotsuya Miko saw the dark figure, her stance—with her feet stepping forward and her hands waving as if preparing to walk—froze.

She remained still, her expression serene, as if contemplating life.

The dark figure seemed to have noticed that Yotsuya Miko was staring at it.

It stopped, then slowly turned its head, allowing Yotsuya Miko to see its face out of the corner of her eye.

Only the lower half of his face was visible; black smoke billowed from the corners of his eyes, drifting in the air and obscuring the area above his nose.

A deathly, empty gaze emanated from there, making Yotsuya Miko feel as if she were being stared at from the abyss, her soul frozen.