Girl Hero: Revenge on Goblins!

Shield Woman also lives in this hospital.

It's somewhat absurd to say that the Mute Girl, who charged through the center of the accident, dragging a big man and sprinting away from the explosion, only suffered some bruises and scratches, and was spotless a few days later; while Shield Woman, sitting on the bus, supposedly unharmed, actually sustained worse injuries.

Although she received several days of treatment, she was still wrapped in bandages and gauze, leading the Mute Girl to silently shake her head during her visits.

The constitution of people in this world is truly lacking. There is no Magic Power and no Blessing, not even the most basic Healing Magic.

Some collisions that seem commonplace to her turn into fatal accidents here. What an inconvenient place.

However, to give credit where it's due, the civilization in this world is not without merit.

Putting aside the Magic Guide Terminal that she couldn't put down after waking up and swiped for three whole days, even the big hospital she's stayed in for several days has many things worth the Kingdom Medical Association's learning.

And then there are those precise instruments which, though devoid of Enchantment, can still perform deep examinations of the human body. The medical care development of this world would even impress Star Kindness Cardinal.

Moreover, the thin Magic Element is not entirely a bad thing. At least the people of this world do not have to face the threats of Magic Creatures, do not need to worry about being invaded by Nightmares while sleeping, and do not face a Great Demon that could destroy the world.

Although, due to the lack of external threats, the human race in this world is keen on warring against each other. Compared to the wars in this world, even the fifteen-year Holy War seems minor, but this isn't a matter of concern for the Mute Girl.

The discharge procedures have already been handled by Shield Woman, so the Mute Girl packed her meager possessions, consisting of just a few changes of clothing, and swung the bag onto her shoulder, walking nimbly through the corridor, pushing open the door, and leaving the hospital.

[Relationship (5+Relatives, =10 Daughter)]

D10=9 (generational sisters)

[Student's Family Background (30-Orphan)]

D100=81

The weather outside is nice, with clear skies, but the hospital's parking lot is completely filled. It seems that no matter the season, it's always a test for the people of this world.

Shield Woman's car is already waiting there, with sleek designs and bright paint quietly parked among a line of blandly colored ordinary vehicles, standing out.

Even the Mute Girl, who is still new to this world, can immediately tell that this car is expensive. Placing it with all those other cars in the parking lot is like a shiny black feathered Chocobo amidst a flock of dull and molting Land Birds.

One doesn't need to understand Bloodline and pedigree; anyone with normal eyesight can see the difference.

The Mute Girl opened the passenger side door, swung it shut with a heavy "bang," nearly startling Shield Woman who was sitting in the driver's seat so much that her glasses almost fell off her nose.

"Really, I've told you so many times already, be gentle when shutting the door. This car is new, you know." Shield Woman adjusted her glasses, more helpless than accusatory in her tone.

"That's the first I've heard of it." The Mute Girl casually reclined in the seat and tossed her bag onto the back seat, "You usually drive this to work?"

"I drive another car... because there's often traffic near the hospital, so with this one, the road gets a little wider." Shield Woman responded.

"Wicked capitalists, huh." The Mute Girl said, using a term she'd learned online, then urged, "So? Did the teacher recognize where the place in the photo is?"

Hearing the term "teacher," Shield Woman didn't immediately answer her question but instead showed a somewhat dim expression, remaining silent for a moment.

Inside the closed car, it was quiet; the windows isolated outside noise, leaving only the breathing of the two and the slight sound of the air conditioning swirling within.

Shield Woman then cautiously spoke, much softer now, "Do you really... not remember who I am?"

[Strategy Plan (the higher, the more aggressive)]

D10=4

Upon hearing this, the Mute Girl rolled her eyes.

"Of course I remember who you are. You're a newly minted adventurer noble of the Plain Ancient City, a Legendary Knight revered by the Cult as a Goddess—"

But recalling the scene before entering the Land of Oblivion, with Shield Woman curled on the ground like a suffering infant, she simply sighed gently and waved her hand:

"I already said, sister. I've lost my memory."

In the illusion realm setting here, it seemed they were not only once teacher and student but also sisters with quite a significant age disparity.

This was not surprising, though she didn't know the typical teacher-student relationships in Otherworld, but it's fair to guess there wouldn't be such casual exchanges on communication platforms, speaking without reserve.

However, unlike the illusion realm, where no one was injured due to her intervention, the Mute Girl's last moment in life was presumably not peaceful, and whether her "sister" had survived was also in question.

Therefore, bluntly revealing everything to provoke her would be harmful and without benefit.

So, the Mute Girl decided to let Shield Woman gradually recall her identity through a relatively secure method.

As for the matter of "loss of memory," aside from disclosing it privately to Shield Woman, she didn't loudly announce it to the doctors, and firmly refused all additional examinations.