inch of her skin that he touched. The golden eyes shone with coldness. The thin arm raised the

, he reached out his hand to touch the nape of his neck. The whole hand was covered with blood. His face was pale and he fell down. As an aside, his ey

She tossed the stick aside, then grabbed the thin blanket on the bed and wrapped it around her body.

about this and things got worse. Alice took his knife, and struggled

ose monsters. They didn't need this kind of help anymore. A

njured and stained without slowing down. Every time she fell, her whole body became more and more muddy. Her platinum hair was also black

ow the sun that was about to descend the mountain. Sud

Bear? O

where there were so many dangers

ng from the bushes made

knife she had brought and pointed it in the direction of the s

closer to her, Alice's heart pounding,

! Squea

d couldn't dodge it. She stepped back but fell down. At the time the wild boar was about to ram, something flew up, accurately 'fuff'. One hit th

til something else swam straight into it

again, and glared at the wild boar that

.hah..

f his face with a black cloth the same color as

unded looking at that person. He has

e almost thought this was some anim

e carefully observed the person and signaled that he held no hostility. Carefully step sidew

ere so bright that it was difficult for him to pull away when he looked at th

ou if you dare

nic, but he needed to come and take his pre

up. It used its two sharp fangs to stab him. The man did not panic, but jumped over the boar, pulled out a small k

od spurted out. The blood of the wild boar almost wanted to stain everything from the trunk to the bushes. Dr

he show a satisfied smile with his spoils. He turned his head to look at Alice, who was shivering, o

hivered. More special were that man's fiery red eyes, without any mercy or