Although the monsters vanished amid the music, she had been completely immersed in the violin performance at the time.
It was the most beautiful music she had ever heard.
She forgot her fear, forgot to run, and immersed herself completely in the music.
When the performance ended and she came back to her senses, there was nothing but wreckage scattered across the ground. There were no other monsters, so she thought it was over.
She had even found the courage from somewhere to go meet the violinist who had played that beautiful melody.
She wanted to thank her in person.
Compared to such an artist, the idols she had admired before suddenly seemed like nothing. This was the idol she should have admired.
However, she never saw her idol. Instead, the monsters that appeared again caught her in the blast.
Flying debris pierced through her waist. The girl clutched her side and managed only a few steps before collapsing helplessly to the ground.
The pain was unbearable, but even more deadly... the monsters had appeared again. They had noticed her and were slowly approaching the injured girl.
"Am I... still going to die...?"
As she watched the approaching monsters grow increasingly blurry, the girl's will to survive steadily faded. After all... she could no longer see any hope.
Did she regret turning back to look for that violinist? A little. But what she regretted more was that she had never even seen what that great artist looked like.
Just as she completely gave up hope, with the monster only a step away and even reaching out a hand toward her, a soul-piercing song rang out.
It was a very classical piece of music, as though the girl were listening to an opera.
Her vision, which had been about to blur