Transforming Into Kanna on Terra

Transformed into Kanna on Terra By: Xian Yu Ci Fang

Never thought I'd be transmigrated one day.

Never thought I'd become a character from an anime.

Even less did I expect to arrive on this land filled with suffering.

"Majiyababaku nai," Kanna stretched out her short little hands, grabbed a passing Originium slug, and swallowed it whole with an "awoo," then patted her slightly soiled clothes...

Chapter 1: Young Dragon Arrives on Terra

"Hoo hoo"

Kanna sat on a small hillside.

Thousands of kilometers away, a fierce battle was taking place.

Due to the battle's impact, the wild beasts that originally lived there and nearby were fleeing in all directions.

All Kanna needed to do was wait by the bush for the rabbits. When wild beasts passed by, she could casually catch a couple for food.

As for the two warring factions, she had no intention of interacting with them...

After all, not all battles on this continent involved Rhodes Island. It was more likely to be two groups of Sarkaz fighting each other.

That's right, the land she was on was Terra, the land of riddles.

A world full of violence, war, discrimination, Originium Infection, and beast-eared girls (and boys).

Fortunately, this was just Terra and not Holy Terra... at least there were no super-spec beings like the Emperor or the Four Little Caesars.

Therefore, her seemingly young but still capable body posed no major problems for survival.

While idly watching the battlefield over there, Kanna fumbled with the virtual screen in front of her.

A week ago, he was just an ordinary otaku. After a busy day, he returned home and skillfully opened his computer.

Then, while clearing his background idle tasks in Arknights and dealing with some shenanigans, he blinked while rewatching Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid and found himself on this desolate land.

At first, he was extremely fearful and nervous. However, after discovering he had become Kanna-chan from Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid...

Heh heh~

He immediately stopped panicking.

After all, Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid was an slice-of-life anime, and everyone understood the combat power of such anime.

Besides, Kanna was a dragon. Although she was just a young dragon, a young dragon was still a dragon...

However, what made him feel distressed was that he had only inherited this body. He couldn't use any skills, techniques, or transform back into his dragon form.

It was like a max-level account with no skills invested, leaving him with a feeling of having strength but nowhere to apply it.

Just as she was feeling lost, a transparent panel appeared before her.

Lord of Thunder Cultivation System

This was the golden finger he had obtained besides this body.

The ability of this golden finger was to randomly obtain a skill related to lightning after successfully completing a mission.

Thinking that Kanna's abilities in the anime were also related to electricity, this system and herself were a perfect match.

The most crucial part was the system's prompts. The system would only issue one mission at a time.

Even if it failed, it would simply repost a new mission without any penalties. But each success would result in a random skill.

So, as long as the mission difficulty wasn't excessive, Kanna felt it would be very worthwhile to complete them.

And the current mission she had accepted was her first, and it was very simple:

Successfully survive in the wilderness for ten days (9/10). Completion Reward: Random Skill.

When she saw this mission, she didn't hesitate at all.

Are you kidding me? As a modern youth who had watched all of Bear Grylls' and Ed Stafford's documentaries and experienced survival vicariously, coupled with this body that was practically written with "invincible," Kanna didn't know how she could possibly fail.

As expected, she had already passed nine days with virtually no pressure. She only needed to experience one more sunrise and sunset, and she would learn her first skill.

She hadn't stopped thinking about unleashing her own skills these past few days.

However, whether it was the system's seal or her own lack of skill, forget about a Railgun, she couldn't even effectively cast a simple skill like discharging electricity.

At most, she could make her tail crackle and buzz.

The only benefit was that the electricity from her tail wasn't weak; it could easily ignite firewood, preventing her from having to eat raw food.

As for skills, she relied on her superior physical abilities and "successfully developed" three moves: "Pseudo-Thunderous Level," "Pseudo-Righteous Thunderous Wrathful Axe," and "Pseudo-Thunder Plow Heat Blade" (in reality, they were just flinging her forearms at the enemy with high speed, kicking down after jumping, and charging forward with outstretched arms).

Thanks to the power of her body, even though they looked crude, their actual effects were quite good.

At least, this was how she had obtained her food for the past few days.

After about half an hour, the battle over there was nearing its end. The victorious side began looting the battlefield.

Touching her horns, Kanna yawned.

After all, she was a young dragon. She had only been playing for a short while and was already sleepy.

But if the food isn't prepared first, waking up hungry halfway through sleep would be quite uncomfortable.

Section 6, Chapter 2: Sleeping After Eating is an Excellent Quality of Young Beasts

Kanna, climbing up from the ground, looked around and quickly found and locked onto her prey.

It was a wild boar, nearly two meters long and one and a half meters tall.

Judging by its thrashing in the nearby mud, trying to dig up insects or mice with its tusks for a snack, it was definitely an outsider.

After all, the large wild beasts in the area had either entered Kanna's stomach or been scared away in the past few days. Except for the very first week, Kanna hadn't hunted such a large beast in the last two days. (Monthly subscription group 694936135)

So, upon discovering the wild boar, Kanna knew her dinner was secured.

With a crackling sound of electric shock, Kanna leaped like a cannonball directly onto the wild boar's head.

"Pseudo-Righteous Thunderous Wrathful Axe!"

As Kanna shouted, while the wild boar was still bewildered about what was making noise above its head, she kicked it squarely on the forehead.

In an instant, with a thud, the wild boar met its end, clueless as to why.

Kanna circled the fallen boar, patting her hands with satisfaction.

That kick could be considered the move she had practiced the most these past few days, embodying speed, accuracy, and power.

One strike, whether it was a wild boar, a black bear, or any other large animal, guaranteed a 100% demise, and the wound wouldn't be too large, at least it would be a whole corpse before being eaten.

Then, Kanna lifted it with ease. This wild boar, almost dozens of times her size, was effortlessly hoisted up by her.

Carrying the boar, she skillfully went to a river, gutted it, threaded the thoroughly cleaned boar onto a large branch, and slung it over her shoulder. She then skipped her way towards her temporary residence of the past few days.

Speaking of this temporary residence, it previously belonged to a very hospitable brown bear.

When Kanna was first teleported here, with no relatives and no place to stay, it was this brown bear that not only warmly welcomed Kanna into its cave for a long stay but also generously gifted its meat to Kanna for free. Fearing that young Kanna wouldn't sleep well in the wild, it even kindly offered its fur as a blanket for Kanna.

At the time, Kanna was moved by the brown bear's fearless spirit, so she not only ate it clean but even cracked the bones and sucked them dry.

After bringing the wild boar home, Kanna gathered firewood and stuck her tail into it.

With a sound of electric shock, flames rose from the firewood.

Before the flames could reach her tail, Kanna quickly retracted it and skillfully propped the wild boar in the center of the fire.

Before long, the aroma of roasted meat wafted out of the cave.

The wild beasts living nearby, smelling the meat, intended to approach, but suddenly a heart-pounding sensation emanated from the cave.

Those beasts instantly scattered, no longer daring to covet the scent from the cave.

After a ton of feasting, Kanna rubbed her eyes, unable to resist the call of Morpheus any longer. She stumbled onto the bear hide, closed her eyes, and fell into a deep sleep.

Not long after Kanna fell asleep, a fully armed team arrived by the river where she had dissected the boar.

It should be said that such teams are usually common on this land, but what was uncommon was that this squad included both Sarkaz and Sarkotans.

Knowing that these two races were sworn enemies, even an organization that could accept both races would find it difficult to have them coexist in the same team.

The most troublesome among them were the Sarkotans. After the civil war in Kazdel, the Sarkaz fell apart, with many joining other organizations or becoming mercenaries. These Sarkaz didn't care who their employer was; as long as the price was right, they would fight for them.

But most Sarkotans were considered stubborn. They were very accepting of their own kind, but towards the Sarkaz, their enemies, not immediately drawing their guns was already the greatest restraint.

Therefore, a team with both races coexisting harmoniously would seem very strange to anyone unaware of the situation.

Section 7, Chapter 3: The Cautious Elite Operators

Squatting on the ground, she lightly wiped her hand on the rock where the scent of blood had not yet dissipated, then brought it to her nose and sniffed gently.

"It's not human blood! It's from some wild beast. From what I saw walking along the river, it looks like someone has processed a beast here. Are they Sarkaz mercenaries?" the Sarkotan said. It was a female voice, with a hint of weariness but full of spirit.

"Probably not. Not to mention that the battlefield is quite a distance from here during the day, and this location isn't on the patrol route of those two mercenary groups. There must be someone else nearby. However, our mission is complete. Should we withdraw directly or investigate who is nearby?"

The Sarkaz male shook his head and looked towards where Kanna had left.

"Let's go take a look. After all, the ship will pass through this route, and we must ensure that the other party will not affect our vessel."

The Sarkotan quickly made her decision.

"You're still so cautious, Outcast."

"Likewise, Misery."

It was clear that these two were the leaders of the team. After they made their decision, the squad adjusted their route and began to search towards the cave where Kanna was resting.

Before long, they arrived at Kanna's location. Seeing the cave with its flickering firelight, the squad cautiously surrounded it.

"The target should be inside."

"I've scouted the vicinity. Not to mention wild beasts, there aren't even any insects. It seems the target has been stationed here for a long time. But it's strange, I haven't seen any visible or hidden sentries, nor have I found any traps. If it weren't for the firelight, I would have thought this was just an ordinary beast's den."

"It is indeed strange. Even ordinary scavengers wouldn't be so unprepared in the wilderness. This is not normal!" Outcast stared at the cave entrance, puzzled.

"I'll go in and take a look! With my Originium Arts, as long as the target isn't a top-tier Arts Master, I can infiltrate easily." After a moment of thought, Misery prepared to take the risk.

"Alright, we'll stand guard at the entrance. If you detect any danger, be sure to retreat immediately." Outcast did not stop her, as she trusted that Misery, as an elite operator, could handle the situation.

Under the watchful eyes of the squad, Misery skillfully slipped into the cave.

However, Misery, who had entered the cave, did not report back on the squad's combat channel.

Just as everyone was starting to worry about the quiet channel, Misery's voice came through the headset.

"Come in, there's no threat inside."

Somehow, Misery's voice sounded a bit strange, as if he had discovered something incomprehensible.

Although she didn't know what was going on inside, Outcast confirmed that the voice on the channel was indeed Misery. She believed no one could have controlled Misery so quickly and silently. However, for safety, she decided to take the lead. If there was any trouble, she could hold them off, giving the Operators behind her time to retreat.

Upon entering, they were met with the enormous, nearly complete skeleton of a wild boar and a blazing campfire beside it.

Further inside, Misery stood there with an incredulous expression. At his feet, Outcast clearly saw a young girl sleeping peacefully on a bear hide.

Chapter 8, Chapter 4: The Sleeping Cub Was Taken Away!

"What's going on? Why is there only a Vayvan cub? Was it a slave-hunting party?"

Outcast cautiously approached Misery and asked softly, looking at Kanna, who was sleeping so soundly she was letting out a long string of drool.

Misery showed a rare, wry smile.

"There are no traces of anyone else. I checked repeatedly before you came in. The only trace in this cave comes from this little one. You see that bone? If I'm not mistaken, this little one ate an entire wild boar."

"How is that possible? Look at her stomach. Even if she ate until she burst, she couldn't have eaten a whole pig's leg, let alone a whole wild boar," Outcast said, squatting down and reaching out to touch Kanna's flat stomach.

"But that's the only conclusion we can draw, Outcast.

This is such a small place with only one exit, and there are no traces of anyone else. So, based on the previous speculation by the river, at most three hours have passed since the pig was killed.

So, besides this little one eating all the meat from the entire boar, what other way could all the meat from a whole boar disappear?"