She always felt that if she did nothing and lay around for a day in reality, her likelihood of death increased by a fraction, as if it might be this very moment of negligence that prevented her from becoming stronger and led to the loss of precious things, or even life itself.
It was this sense of crisis that propelled her to never stop.
Even in the Emerald World, she had to strive to improve her abilities because what she learned and mastered would also benefit her in reality.
Only when there was suddenly a great deal of Trial Time, and there were still a few days until the next critical juncture, would she indulge in taking a day off to relax.
Any more than that was not permissible.
Windsor calculated with her fingers, "At your pace, it should be no problem to traverse the continent twenty or thirty times in your lifetime."
