Chapter 31

Suna

“I’m hungry.” Clairmont was sitting on the ground, legs crossed, as he looked at me walking closer to him.

“Huh?” I grimaced. “What do you want me to do about it?”

Clairmont shrugged. “Well, cook, I guess?”

I narrowed my eyes at him, while also contemplating. We should be returning to Rustaval right now and tell the people that the dragon is no longer there to destroy the country. To add, I also wanted to quickly check on the description the system just gave me earlier. It seemed to be very important, especially when the novel still hadn’t reached its ending.

 Despite that, now that Clairmont had mentioned it, I too felt this churning sensation of my stomach being empty. It’s already evening, and we’ve long since missed our lunch. It probably won’t hurt in having a meal before we return to Rustaval. And the system won’t just run away like that.

I op