'Do you come here to save me?' The bunny girl's voice resounded again, waking Guin from her reverie.
'I wish to save you, but it's quite challenging.'
'Yes, it is, and troublesome,' the bunny girl's voice weakened as if she had returned to the abyss of despair and was waiting to die. 'Not to mention, I don't have the energy to flee. I'll be your burden.'
Guin felt increasingly unable to bear it, strengthening her resolve to save the bunny girl. The problem was, how would she do it? Should she gamble and use a combination of illusion and charm magic?
'I'll give you a small portion of my mana. That should be enough to get you running.' Guin was about to infuse her mana, but the bunny girl shouted to stop her.
'Don't!'
'Why?'
'This chain can detect mana and absorb all the mana in my body. If you give it to me now, not only will it evaporate as quickly as it came, but the leader of these monsters will know that I have mana out of nowhere.'
