I had to take a break from my studies for a few days and rest at the mansion.


    Outwardly, I seemed fine. There were no visible tears or rips. Thanks to Liana and Elia''s quick actions during the incident, the wounds from that time healed right away.


    But the physical strain remained. While the wounds had healed, the fatigue and burden were still there. Unable to ignore the surrounding situation, I decided to take a break.


    Of course, even without such a request, I would have monitored my physical condition for a while.


    "My body feels strange."


    I moved my body. I stretched my arms, took steps, breathed in and out.


    In these very simple actions, I felt a peculiar creaking.


    It was obvious, even without focusing on it. While there was no problem in simple movements, more detailed actions would likely cause significant gaps.


    "A separation between body and soul... There are still aftereffects."


    I had consumed a medicine, and my body and soul had briefly been split. Fortunately, they hadn’tpletely separated, but that caused an odd difort in my actions.


    I had been learning necromancy, so perhaps the time it would take for my body and soul to rebind properly was still needed.


    "I''ve always had a disconnect between my body and soul."


    Fairies are often considered spiritual beings. While they seem to have physical forms, their souls actually perform the functions of the body.


    For some reason, I didn’t have wings and my abilities were ridiculously weak, but that’s how it would have been in the original world.


    But now that my soul had settled into my body, I had the feeling that something might go wrong.


    For that reason, I spent some time adjusting my body.@@novelbin@@


    "It''s definitely strange."


    I wasn’t struggling alone with the adjustments. I had a reliable mentor right next to me.


    When I demonstrated a movement, my mentor immediately noticed the issue and nodded.


    "Yes, I want to fix that part while you rest."


    "You should rest... Sigh, at least you’re not trying to do it alone," my mentor sighed, then gently cupped my face with one hand.


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