Book-eating Goblin

I found a girl of unknown origin outside; she claims to be a time traveler from a post-apocalyptic era.
Great calamity is imminent, with abominations spreading across the land, human civilization annihilated, and even the world itself shattering, all beyond redemption.
As for myself,
I am considering how to confine this beautiful girl, who has temporarily lost her powers, within my home.

Apocalyptic Era: Starting from picking up a Bishoujo

In video games that involve slaying monsters to level up, there's a very simple way to confirm whether an enemy monster has died: just check to see if your experience points have increased. If they haven't, it's a sign that the enemy is likely still alive or might even reemerge in a second form in front of the player character.


My "ash," which appears after a murder, seems to share a mysterious connection with experience points that only increase after killing an enemy monster. Since Zhu Shi had mentioned that the Weirdo Maker's true form was the consciousness network, and after destroying it I gained so much "experience," that must mean Ying Lingyun definitely died at my hands.


Once I consider the mysterious gray mist that emerged from within the consciousness network and the speculation that the true form of the Weirdo Maker, Ying Lingyun, might possess a Divine Seal Fragment, I can't declare his demise with absolute certainty.


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