After learning the truth, Heida was clearly devastated and said she needed some time to recover... Fang Zheng understood. After all, anyone who found out that what they had been eating as grapes were actually human eyeballs would be traumatized. So he let Heida rest alone in the temple for the time being, while he rode around admiring the scenery.
It had to be said that, in Fang Zheng's opinion, this place was perfect for adventure. Not only was the scenery beautiful, but there were also plenty of graveyards, dungeons, and other labyrinths. The monsters inside were quite interesting too, perfect for teaching some overconfident adventurers a lesson.
"Hm?"
However, when Fang Zheng reached the lakeshore, he suddenly turned and looked into the distance—though it was faint, this was... a prayer from a Magical Girl?
Oh? There were Magical Girls in this world too?
Curiosity piqued, Fang Zheng followed the direction of the prayer. He had already gotten a general grasp of this world's situation. Most people had become half-dead madmen, while the survivors were barely hanging on amid monsters running rampant. Of course, the scenery here was still quite nice. Whether civilization existed or not, nature simply carried on as it always had.
And yet, there were actually Magical Girls in this world?
Fang Zheng was currently in a region called Liurnia. A swamp and lake lay at its center, with a castle in the middle of the lake. Apparently, it had once been where this world's magi studied glintstone sorcery—in other words, this world's Hogwarts.
Fang Zheng was now in northern Liurnia, a narrow mountainous region. If his senses were correct, the Magical Girl's presence should be atop the tower at the highest peak in the north.
Hmm... why did this feel a little like Rapunzel?
Either way,