The Last Three-Eyed (What Should This Kitty Do If It Doesn't Want to Roll Around or Meow?)

For Three-Eyed Pei, the twists and turns of this journey had come so quickly that they left her dizzy.

At first, she had only wanted to become human.

Then, Three-Eyed Pei discovered that someone was plotting to resurrect the Three-Eyed Tribe's most terrifying ruler, the Ghost Eye King. At the time, she had felt fear and unease.

But now... as she sat on the plane, enjoying a cold drink and watching entertainment shows, everything that had happened before felt like nothing more than a dream...

"By the way, Miss Pei, there's something I've always been curious about."

At that moment, Mayu Hinase turned curiously toward Three-Eyed Pei, who was seated beside her.

"Why are you so determined to become human? As far as I can see, there's nothing bad about being a monster, is there?"

This was something Mayu Hinase had always found puzzling. She had met quite a few monsters, after all, but whether it was Kagari no Kiri-e, Yukina, or Shizuku, they all seemed quite content with their identities as monsters. A monster as insistent as Pei on becoming human was something Mayu Hinase had never encountered before.

If it was because she had lived too long and lost interest in the world, then Kagari no Kiri-e and Shizuku were both much older than Pei. Yet neither of them seemed particularly despondent. At least in Mayu Hinase's eyes, they still enjoyed life very much. So she truly could not understand why Pei had to become human. Aside from the third eye on her forehead, she looked no different from an ordinary person. And while the Three-Eyed Tribe did indeed live long lives, compared with the monsters Mayu Hinase had seen, they were far more fragile.

For example, Shizuku was completely unafraid of blades and swords, while Kagari no