It was late at night, approaching winter, and the nights on the Cohen Prairie were unusually cold. The cold wind whistled at Livia, who was resting with his eyes closed, bringing gusts of chill. Even with Livia's current physique and resistance, he still felt a little cold. Taking a deep breath, Livia opened his eyes, sat up, and rested for a while. He was fine.

The brown horse he was leaning against felt his movement and slowly turned its head to look at him, "It's okay."

Livia smiled and patted the horse's head gently, then stood up. Normally, it was time to light a bonfire, but usually only caravans or small groups of people would light a bonfire. For a lone traveler in this world full of monsters, lighting a bonfire would not only fail to drive away some monsters and beasts, but would instead attract monsters and beasts roaming around to attack.

"Fortunately, my current physical condition can barely hold on. If it really comes to deep winter, I won't be able to withstand it with the clothes I have, unless I keep using my strength to keep my body warm."

He sighed helplessly. He was still wearing the leather suit given by the system plus a large black coat. The leather armor had several holes in it from the previous battle. Although it had been patched up in Coral Castle, it still had some leaks.

Since the journey to Songkhlan would take no more than two days, he had not thought of bringing any warm and cold-resistant clothing. The weather would change so suddenly, even though the temperature was normal yesterday.

But things have come to this point, and there is no way to change the status quo. Let's solve the problem of stomach now. After all, apart from a bowl of lentil soup in the morning, I have basically not eaten anything. I just drank some water in the middle. Although Livia's current body is fine without food and water for a few days, her condition will inevitably decline. Since there is food, why starve herself?

He fumbled in his backpack for a while and took out two slightly soft bread rolls, which he had specially requested from the castle's kitchen. However, if they were left overnight, especially in such cold weather, they would probably become as dry and hard as the black bread.

After taking out the bread roll and putting the backpack back on the grass beside him, Livia turned around and sat cross-legged on the horse's back. He did not rush to eat. Instead, he held the bread roll in his right hand and raised it slightly, and placed his left hand underneath with the palm facing up, huh!

A cluster of flames suddenly appeared in Livia's palm.

Igni Seal.

She had to thank the system. It was because the system directly instilled memories that were completely controllable that Livia was able to achieve such a level of control as to raise a flame in the palm of her hand.

When the flames appeared, Livia quickly lowered his left palm, and then used his body and horse's back to cover the flames to prevent them from spreading too far. If he didn't do this, let alone having a good meal, the monsters and beasts in this area would probably all come looking for him when they saw the dazzling flames.

Carefully control the output of the power of the palm seal, keeping the flame at a level that is not too bright, just enough to heat things.

After completely stabilizing the flame in his left palm, Livia placed a piece of bread roll on his thigh, and held another piece of bread roll in his right hand and placed it on the fire. Yes, he was going to heat it up again. Although it was a bit exaggerated, as a person from the Big Foodie Empire, even if he was in a different world now, he would naturally want to satisfy his appetite as long as he had the conditions.

Above the flame burning in the palm of his hand, the pale yellow surface of the bread roll made a slight sizzling sound. Livia's right thumb and index finger gently pinched it and slowly turned it, as if it was grilling.

Time passed slowly, and the bread roll began to give off a hint of fragrance. The faint aroma drifted into Livia's nose. He gently sniffed the aroma of the bread roll, and Livia swallowed involuntarily. An ordinary bread roll was turned into a delicacy by him.

Seeing that it was almost done, Livia waved his left hand to dissipate the flames, and quickly tore the toasted and softened bread roll in his right hand into several pieces and ate them.

Hmm~ The taste is a little better than Livia expected. It might be a psychological effect. After all, he spent a lot of effort to bake it.

After finishing the bread roll in her right hand, Livia picked up the other one on her inner thigh and repeated the same steps.

With experience this time, Livia seemed more skilled, turning the bread roll in his hand like a chef, and the position of his left palm was also better, better blocking the fire in this small area.

After finishing the other bread roll quickly, Livia licked his lips with a sense of unsatisfaction. Although it seemed a bit exaggerated and a waste of energy, in fact, it did not take much time to bake the two bread rolls. How long would it take just to heat up two bread rolls?

As for strength, the power of the sign just consumed is less than one-fifth of the power of a normal Igni Sign attack, which is about less than 0.2 of the power of the sign.

Although two pieces of bread rolls were not enough to fill Livia's stomach, he was actually just trying to satisfy his appetite. When he said he was hungry, he only felt a little hunger in his stomach. If he didn't try to feel it, he wouldn't even feel it, and it wouldn't affect him at all.

After wiping his hands, Livia stood up from a half-squat and looked around vigilantly to see if there were any monsters or beasts that noticed the faint firelight and came over. Although he would do such a thing capriciously to satisfy his appetite, he would not reduce his vigilance in the slightest.

Although the firelight was very weak and almost blocked, it was inevitable that some monsters with particularly good vision or heat sensitivity would notice it. Livia checked the surroundings carefully. After a while, there were only the sounds of insects around. He relaxed a little and sat back on the horse again.

Livia moved the silver sword and iron sword that had been slightly pushed away by the previous action back to a position beside him where he could get them at the first moment. He hugged his arms in front of him, leaned against the horse's back and slowly closed his eyes. After dinner, it was time to rest.

Although he didn't know whether any monsters or wild beasts would notice him at night, he still had to rest. Otherwise, he would just stare blankly on this vast grassland all night. He didn't have anything to entertain himself. The previous books all belonged to the Coral family's collection. Although the Coral family might be gone now, these precious books could not be given to him to take away. As for copying a copy, not to mention that the useful things in the books were scattered, there was not much paper and pen left after the chaos. Kovager had so many things to deal with next, and he was embarrassed to ask for them.

In this case, I can only close my eyes and rest, or stare blankly at the grass in front of me with my eyes wide open.

"I don't know if there will be monster attacks tonight. I hope there won't be any."

Thinking of this, Livia slowly fell into a light sleep.

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But what he didn't expect was that it wasn't monsters or beasts that came after him, but...

I had something to do today, so the update is a little late. I hope you can forgive me.