She suddenly looked up at the impossibly handsome man beside her. "Wang, why are you so good to me?"

The snake-beastman scooped a spoonful of soup for her and said with a smile, "If I'm not good to you, who am I good to? Don't think too much, just eat your food."

“But…” Si Yan lowered her head slightly, “I’m a little homesick.”

She couldn't understand the female protagonist in the novel she was reading, who, after transmigrating, stayed in that world with a clear conscience, as if her past relatives and friends were no longer important.

She misses home very much right now.

She wanted to go home.

Si Yan: "Can I still go back? Am I not able to go back?"

Tyson, who was working nearby, paused slightly.

As her guardian beast, he also learned about Si Yan's experience of growing up in another world.

When she traveled back to the Beast World, Earth was already in a post-apocalyptic state, and most of her relatives and friends had perished. Furthermore, that world was also essentially destroyed, and aside from her hatred for her brother Si Jie, she had nothing else to worry about.

But now, her mental age is 18, and in her mind, the Earth is still the same Earth.

My parents, my older brother Sijie, and I are all on Earth, along with my classmates, friends, and teachers.

She came into this world inexplicably and settled down after a series of frights.

Sometimes she wondered if she had forgotten something, if Wang knew her, and if everything Wang had done for her was just to make sure she was homesick.

But she just missed home.

A hand with distinct knuckles, warm yet firm, covered her head and gently rubbed it.

"You can go home."

The male orc lowered his head slightly, gazing tenderly and affectionately into her beautiful eyes, a feeling of immense security he carried with him.

"I promise you."