“Yohen died peacefully. Thanks to you, he went without pain. If it weren’t for you, he might not have died under the influence of the drug and couldn’t even die in a sober state.”

I swallowed dry saliva. The words Hades was saying to me now were obvious lies. Meaningless words he put together just to comfort me.

“Ange.”

Hades spoke quietly.

“There’s something you need to know.”
“You were probably too excited to notice, but others saw it.”

“…What are you talking about?”

“They say Yohen briefly regained his breath in the middle.”

“That didn’t happen.”

I still raised my head buried in his chest.

“If it did, I would have known. It didn’t happen! He cooled down so…”

“And he murmured something.”

“…”

“It was a thank you.”

After that, I don’t remember anything.

I probably collapsed while crying.

And when I regained consciousness, I was in my bedroom.

“…Holy Lady.”

Amy, with red eyes and nose, looked at me and sniffled.

“Stop it, don’t do that.”

“…”

I didn’t respond. Amy’s concern was understandable, but even so, I had learned one thing from this incident.

I genuinely need to become the Holy Lady of Donoban.

A Holy Lady who runs anywhere to help people wherever needed.

Not just because my assigned role is ‘Holy Lady Angelica.’

Because I want to.

Otherwise, it seems I won’t be able to live.

“I need a list of the injured.”

“What?”

“Besides what Hades provides, who got injured where… I need to create a list.”

“That’s the job for the doctors, Holy Lady!”

Amy shouted at me as if screaming, but it was already too late.

I quickly got off the bed, put on shoes, and rushed down to the makeshift hospital.

This is something no one else can do.

Managing a list of patients and their injuries from the perspective of modern people.

No matter how insignificant my divine power is, it will surely be a meaningful task.

“Holy Lady?”

Caregivers who had gathered for a short break looked at me, raising their heads.

“Sorry, but I can’t let you in…”

“I understand. I have orders not to let anyone in. But I have to go in.”

Caregivers approached me with an awkward expression, seemingly thinking of forcing me back.

Thump, thump, thump.

One by one, they fell lightly to the ground. Thanks to the sleep skill, they were still.

I skipped over them and entered the ward.

Even here, there were twenty patients.

I quickly took out a notebook and pen I had prepared and began writing.

“…I heard you’ve been doing strange things lately.”

Of course, Hades began questioning me that night.

“Can’t I?”

“There’s nothing you can’t do. But I’d like you to explain what you’re doing.”

I smoothly brought out the prepared answer.

“I was recording information about the patients. Through a thorough investigation, if we organize who is urgent and who is minor, it could be helpful for treatment.”

“That’s the job for the doctors, not you.”

“My divine power can also help diagnose illnesses.”

I bowed deeply.

Surely, if Yohen hadn’t been too excited because of me, he would have noticed the fact that I shouldn’t have attempted to suture a wound that shouldn’t be stitched.
However, I chose the method of forced healing, and that turned out to be a significant mistake.

“…In a word, you were running around using divine power among hundreds of patients.”

“Yes. But I’m not overdoing it.”

“I’m the one to judge that.”

In an instant, the world turned upside down. It was Hades who knocked me over onto the bed.

“Hades…”

He buried his head in my neck.

“I want to make you unable to think about anything.”

“Hades!”

I pushed him away and sat on the bed. Hades looked at me with a desolate face, but it didn’t affect me at all.

“Staring at me like that won’t help. Look. Does this look like the body of someone overdoing it?”

“Who knows when you might collapse again.”

Hades said irritably.

“You always tend to be overconfident. Even before…”

“Enough with that talk.”

I put my hand on my waist.

“Hades, is that something a person who used to run around defeating demons across the whole world can say?”

Hades looked straight at me.

“Just because I did that doesn’t mean you have to do the same.”

I bit my lip.

In fact, the list was almost complete. Just handing it over to the doctors would be a great help. But what I planned was not just about relieving the doctors’ workload.

“…Hades is right. I need help.”

“It’s not help you need; it’s rest.”

I deliberately pretended not to hear that statement.

“I need high-level doctors and caregivers.”

“Everyone is putting effort into treatment.”

“They’re all exhausted. They need rest, as Hades said. What I’m suggesting is doctors from other villages.”

Hades narrowed his eyes.

“…Are you telling me to kidnap them?”

Right now, Donoban is cut off from both going out and coming in. Doctors from places that can be reached have gathered at the Donoban Grand Castle, so Hades’ speculation was valid.

However, both Hades and I knew well that I didn’t want kidnapping.

“Kidnapping, you say.”

There was a chilly edge in my voice.

“Of course, you have to recruit them. Don’t tell me the great ruler of Donoban…”

I reached out and touched his chest with my fingers. Muscles twitched beneath the thin shirt.

“You can’t recruit about twelve country doctors?”