Just as various pieces of furniture gradually filled the once-empty space, several systems were being added to Luella’s game screen. It was evidence that her place was becoming more defined, but her heart remained restless and anxious.

Lying on her back and staring at the ceiling, she reviewed the situation earlier.

Kite’s words were not entirely wrong, and it wasn’t something she couldn’t understand, but Luella was irritated by all these circumstances.

Why did she end up in such a situation?

It had been a series of inexplicable events for someone who had been living an ordinary life. Until now, she had deliberately avoided thinking too deeply about it. For some reason, she was the only healer in this world, and she had a system window like a cheat code.

So, at first, she had thought it was somewhat fortunate. If only there hadn’t been a two-month deadline, she could have slowly adapted and lived relatively comfortably.

But that wasn’t the case. The longer she stayed, the more unfamiliar and difficult everything became, and the people who were supposed to help her were uncooperative because they didn’t know the situation.

Why did she have to live on a deadline like this? She would have been better off if she hadn’t entered this world in Luella Rominin’s body.

The previous Luella had not known the fear of impending death. She might have died without even realizing it, which would have been natural.

But now, she had been given a two-month deadline.

“Should I just give up?”

After all, it was an impossible task. Instead of exhausting herself for something that might never happen, should she hope that the initial raid team, the heroes of the game, would save NPC ‘Luella Rominin’?

Perhaps she was just tired. Since the day she had started living in this body, she hadn’t rested for a single day. It seemed that her exhaustion was making her nerves sharper.

After letting out a sigh, Luella turned on the game screen.

She had come here to rest, but sleep was out of reach. Luella entered the talk board and read the posts from other players. She wanted to engage in conversation, but she didn’t have the writing privilege, so there was nothing she could do.

Still, being able to see all this was something. Stories about the game were interesting, and even the small talk that she used to consider pointless was now entertaining.

I wonder if those people know? Do they realize that she’s in the world they used to look at through their monitors?

Lying down and gazing at the ceiling as if she were holding her phone, Luella checked the game screen again.

Perhaps she had been too tired. That’s why everything seemed more exhausting and frustrating.

She looked out the window. On this particular day, the sky was clear, without a single cloud. Seeing the flawless blue sky made her wonder if she had been too impatient.
I looked out the window and turned my head. Today, the sky was unusually clear, without a single cloud. Seeing the flawlessly blue sky, I couldn’t help but think that maybe I had been too impatient.

I lay there for a while, gazing at the beautiful garden and sky without any disturbances or noise. It made me realize that life wasn’t all that bad.

Thanks to the pleasant breeze coming in through the slightly open window, my frayed nerves began to settle, and drowsiness washed over me. I thought I would take a short nap, then wake up and have a meal before heading out for the quest.

Luella had no conscience scolding level 80 players when she was only level 15. She fell asleep reflecting on that.

“My food…”

Luella looked at Kite, who was sitting alone in the empty dining room, with a pout.

The guild members seemed to have already finished their meals, as the dining table was clean except for the teacup Kite was drinking from.

I was so hungry from the morning breeze, and there was nothing left…

“The chef probably saved some for you. You were sleeping so sweetly that I didn’t want to wake you up.”

As I got up, I noticed a blanket covering me, and I wondered who had come in. It turned out to be Kite.