Todos os capítulos de MY SHAMELESS SYSTEM WON'T LET ME DIE A VILLAINESS : Capítulo 61 - Capítulo 70

[System interruption] The chime sounded in my mind, not an interruption, just an abrupt stop of whatever I was beginning to realize. But why will this memories mix up and the old Serena's life, we have two different souls. Or not, my life, it seemed all like mine. [You finally realized it, host...] The chimed quietly, not its usual loud, annoying self. My body moved slowly, sitting up with my hands clasped tightly in front. "Realized what?" I asked slowly, as if already unsure of its answer. "Don't you dare quit now, I swear I will follow--..." [No need to swear, host. This truth will cost you your remaining SP though.] "The SP's are useless anyway, just tell me," I urged, all the muscles in my body already tensing up. [Transfer approved. You are reliving a life you already lived, past host.] The words blurred in my head as my focus frayed at its edges. My head dizzied, the words issued scattering into letters and rearranging themselves to form complete rubbish. "Speak English.

My brain cells froze and I slowly turned to the beast woman. "Why..." I asked senselessly, and she stood up, turning to me and staring as if I had suddenly grown large horns. "Because he is a wolf, and that's their nature," she replied and nodded, trying to lighten the awkward moment. She gently shook her head and returned to the soil. I wasn't the story type in my other life. Maybe if I had actually taken time to read more stories, especially the werewolf stories, I wouldn't be so lost. The only book I wanted to read pulled me here. A sigh escaped my lips and I turned away. "Take care of the planting area," I told one of the beast women and walked away. I strolled through the huts with no direction in mind. My hand stayed clasped tightly behind my back as I moved. If Riven was going to be so feral, he doesn't need a whole settlement to hold him still, right? Besides, how strong could he be? I thought, moving my legs further, then suddenly stopped. But then if it isn't really tha

I turned a minute too late, just as the heat reached me, but a sudden ball engulfed me, directing the flames, and I turned to the side looking at Raka, who had a wing out and was panting as if he ran a marathon. Then my gaze traveled to the red feather floating above me. A smile touched my lips. The flame kept coming, but none of it touched me. Instead, even standard heat from the surrounding wore off, leaving a cool essence. My now red skin returned to its usual color. I offered a grateful smile at Raka before quickly turning back to the Phoenix growing agitated above me. It stopped blowing its fire, but moved around, scattering things instead, only then did I move out of the transparent ball. The heat reached me again, and I reached out, catching the falling feather. The temperature returned to the soothing cool air. "Do you have a net?" I called out to the women at the side, and both furrowed their brows. "...A net?" I repeated, but the confusion on their faces only increased

"A lady," I repeated, and he nodded, my head turned to Raka. "Dear husband, your wife's presence is needed at her kingdom," I purred, biting my lips an attempt to flirt, "You should at least say bye to mom before she accuses me of driving you away," he replied, and I nodded thoughtfully, waving at the new arrival to wait with the others. I walked beside Raka quietly, but he suddenly stopped. Unfortunately, I don't read minds, so I kept walking. His fingers wrapped around my wrist, holding tightly, but not enough to hurt. "You are leaving..." he stated, not a question. "You are not blind, are you?" I replied, voice void. He nodded slowly, but my feet moved on their own, obedient to the sheer force he applied, pulling me close. My back hit the wall, and he stepped closer, leaving only a tiny space between us. "Shouldn't I at least get one kiss, wife?" he asked sweetly, his voice dropping to a seductive whisper my legs were always turning jelly for—maybe that's why I never really had

"Riven," the words escaped my lips, my hand reaching forward to grasp the shadow of what had just moved into the forest. My leg moved and I stood up, ignoring the drops on my back. Why was he like that? Was that even supposed to happen, I thought, staring dazedly at the bush he disappeared into. That wasn't human, he looked... my thoughts spiraled, remembering his weird form. Golden eyes, fur on most parts of his body, he stood up straight, but his muscles were unusually huge for a man and he stood extraordinarily tall. My legs wobbled as I took a step forward, almost falling, but I struggled to remain standing upward. "He is gone..." Reyn mumbled under his breath, looking down, his face fell with lips pursed. Reyn never almost looked this vulnerable, so why now? I knew that look, it wasn't the look of someone angry, he looked... guilty. I was the one who opened the door, so why was he feeling guilty? "And whose fault is that?" Zale immediately bit back, using the little advanta