Nod-Krai, The Hunt, and the Fate Mu Yang Was About to Uncover

The group left the Speaker's Hall.

"What are you planning to do next?"

Chaska replied, "I'm taking Kuike home and having Mom and Dad keep an eye on her so she can rest and recover for a while."

Kuike was speechless, stubbornly saying not to make it sound like she was a prisoner under guard.

She was just a little weak. One or two days in bed would be enough.

There was absolutely no need to go back to the Flower Feather Society.

One or two days in bed and that's somehow not serious?

She's a doctor, so she gets the final say.

Don't go back. This feels like a flag—Chaska is about to awaken.

Quick, pull out the flags stuck all over her!

Naturally, Chaska was not about to leave her alone.

She knew her younger sister's personality all too well.

If she left her at the inn to rest,

then the moment Kuike heard the call to mobilize against the Abyss,

she would definitely grab her little medical kit and head out at once.

Kuike still did not really want to go back.

She swore earnestly, "I won't, I won't. I promise I won't."

"Hmph."

Seeing that there was no room for negotiation in her tone, Kuike finally deflated.

"Fine, fine. You're right. Even I think it's pretty unlikely..."

She knew that promises were just promises.

The moment she thought of someone needing her help,

she would definitely force herself to go out and assist them.

For a doctor, no matter how painful or exhausting things got, as long as they remained conscious, they could not simply stand by and watch someone die.

Mu Yang spoke up. "Everyone needs doctors, which is exactly why you can't be the one to fall."

Lumine agreed. "That's right. Your condition matters