Do Not Let The Serpent Speak [Villain MC]

She arrived at the shore after a grueling journey across the ocean. Soldiers and civilians, witnessing her corpse-like vitality, hurried to aid. When she came to, the sound of frantic, pained cries welcomed her. Quickly fashioning a blindfold before her eyes were tempted by light, she discerned her environment.

A hospitalshe figured after confirming their language. Feeling much better than before, she bought the luxury to think than to be driven by instinct. There were no influences of Divinity or Contracts, nor were there any Intervention and Laws. The world and its people were unfortunately restricted. She snapped her fingers in place of clicking her tongue,They finally figured it out, huh.She chuckled,No them, no me.

Her thoughts were blasphemously interrupted by her hunger,Ah, right, I'm human again. She shrugged and felt the surrounding air, looking for food. An apple on a counter, snatched and devoured in less than a minute, she loses herself in planning.

Her family was gone, her influence was erased and everything she built was destroyed.How dire.Shrugging again, her amazing plan was to let it be. She was self-aware of the hopeless situation, and her immediate reaction was grabbing another apple.

Amidst her internal victory celebration, a young boy came and nervously spoke, “Hello, I'm Michael. I'm uhh, assigned to take care of you.” Realizing she shouldn't hint a word, she pointed at her mouth and shook her head. The young boy was surprised but was suddenly happy, he put down his notes and started signing.

Feeling the vain attempt, she pointed at her covered eyes. The boy, realizing this, let out an embarrassed haha and bashfully brushed his nape.

Aww, how cute. He's the second-best thing that has happened to me.She took another bite.Michael, right? Seeing the surrounding glances, they don't seem to like you, huh?

“So uhm, can you tell… I mean, describe, no… uhh… point??? P-point me to where it hurts?” The boy stumbling with his words silently groaned in embarrassment.

She smiled, and with a voice the world struggles to burden, revealed to the boy's ears, she breathed,“Yes”