I was transported from Lobotomy Corporation to another world.

Time passed...

Reid, sitting in a chair, faced Noel, who was sitting on the edge of the bed; they had finished discussing the upcoming itinerary.

To be more precise, only Noelle was discussing it; Reid merely nodded to indicate that he didn't care.

Noelle wanted to figure out why this country would use witches to fight monsters.

Many human kingdoms despise witches, forbidding them from entering their territories or allowing any witch to appear within their borders.

The reason is that witches become very uncontrollable when they grow up, and this country allows witches to exist, even though they are discriminated against.

But strangely, the witches in this country never live past 16.

They protected the country from monsters, yet they face discrimination and contempt.

After the discussion, the two left the room with Body. It was already afternoon, and they and the dog would return later that night to spend the rest of the night.

Stepping out of the hotel, I noticed a long queue suddenly forming outside.

They were orderly and appeared to be taking to the streets in a march.

Reid and Noelle didn't even need to get close to hear their loud shouts.

"Drive away the witch! Drive away the cursed!"

"Drive away the witch! Drive away the cursed!"

Those marching were repeating these two phrases, their expressions unusually resolute, conveying a deep-seated disgust.

In the very center of the procession, on a platform, stood a person who amplified his voice with a magical technique.

"Those witches on the outskirts must be driven out! They're lazy, gluttonous, and pose a huge threat to our safety! They also bring no benefit to the country."

"A group of intellectually disabled children! So much time has passed! The Witch District hasn't changed at all, it's even gotten worse!"

"Doesn't this prove they're lazy and good-for-nothing?! A few monkeys could build a big house anywhere! And they still beg for food every day, pshaw!"

"They even said the witches protected us from the monsters, but we don't need them! And they didn't protect us at all!"

The man on the central platform spoke with great passion, stirring the blood of the marchers and some passersby.

Reed called them "a bunch of idiots" and then ignored them. He really didn't understand what they were getting so worked up about.

Reid thought these people were just talking the talk, spouting nonsense about how they could defend against monsters without a witch's protection.

But Reed already knew from the guards' behavior before even entering the city that, without the witch, those gatekeepers would have been dead 800 times over.

Reed glanced at Noelle, his face flushing a warm, deep red.

Noelle turned to look at Reid and said, "These people are so entitled! They're so arrogant and conceited!"

Reid: "Yeah, that's right... they'll behave if you tell them to go out and fight the monsters."

"There's no point in arguing with these idiots; you can't out-argue their brains no matter what."

"Although we can use our fists, let's first find someone and ask who drove these brats to this godforsaken place."

Noelle: "This is really unpleasant... Bodie, let's go, Bodie? Where's Bodie?!"

Bodie, who was originally next to Noelle, was nowhere to be seen. Only occasional exclamations of "What an adorable puppy!" could be heard from the crowd of parade.

By this time, Bodhi had already leaped over the parade crowd and, with his short legs, slowly climbed one step at a time up to the platform in the middle.

The man giving the speech was intently shouting, "Expel the witch! Shout it with me! Expel her!!"

Bodie opened its mouth and jumped, then bit down hard on the other dog's thigh.

The people in the audience were a little confused. What was being expelled last? Tell me quickly!

Only after seeing some passersby in the group did someone exclaim, "Holy crap, this person got bitten by a dog!"

"What an adorable puppy!"

"My dog ​​is so cute, look at its little short legs wagging back and forth!"

"Could that person on stage please stop being so rough?! Didn't you see the little dog is a bit uncomfortable?!"

"This guy is such a show-off! It doesn't hurt at all to be bitten by such a cute puppy!"

"How could this person treat a dog like that? They just let the little dog bite them! The dog might just be playing around."

Although these people's remarks were somewhat outrageous, Reed didn't get angry at all.

This is one of Bodhi's defining characteristics: because she's so adorable, anything she does can be forgiven.

Even if Bodhi were to bite the person on stage to death right under the noses of this group, it wouldn't matter.

At the company, this dog charmed countless employees, with many eagerly asking their supervisor to recommend them for work at Bodie's shelter.

By then, Reed was already a Level 4 employee, and he was only temporarily captivated by Boddy's adorable appearance.

But gradually, reason returned to normal, and Red treated Bodie the same way he treated other anomalies.

Reed was lifeless in his work with other anomalies, and remained lifeless in his work with Bodie.

I used to curse this dog every now and then, saying it was such a hassle, but ever since Bodie ran away and turned into a muscular dog...

Some fans of Bodie were devastated; seeing the muscular dog, Bodie suddenly seemed unlovable.

However, a small number of lower-level employees still find it cute.

In other words, as long as Body doesn't turn into a muscle dog in front of this group of people...

Killing someone randomly and eating human flesh is forgivable.

On stage, Bodhi seemed to be clenching his jaw in pain, and after a few moments of struggling, he finally let go.

Amidst gasps of amazement and expressions of sympathy for Boddy, he quickly stepped off the stage and mingled with the crowd, running around.

Those who wanted to capture Bodhi only saw a blur.

After running back and forth through the crowd several times, Bodie lost sight of many people.

"Hey, where's the puppy?! Where's that cute little puppy?"

"Hey, don't run away!"

"What are you still shouting about! What if you step on a puppy during your march?!"

"All you do is howl! Can't you even help look for the puppy?! Do you people have any compassion at all?!"

And it seems the marchers couldn't go on any longer; they also thought Bodhi was quite cute.

Some people left the march to look for the puppy, while others remained determined to continue.

But she got into an argument with a group of people because they said the march would step on the dogs.

In the chaos, Bodhi returned to Noelle's feet.

Reed: "It's too chaotic here, let's go somewhere less crowded."

Most of the people in this area gathered here; once you leave, there are far fewer people in other places.

Bodie jumped and barked around Noelle's feet. Noelle squatted down, hugged Bodie, and patted his head. "Bodie is great! That felt so good!"

"Here, have some cured meat as a reward. Reed, could you please give Bodie a piece of cured meat?"

Bodie was overjoyed; he had done all that just now to eat the cured meat.

The main thing was that Noelle seemed very angry, and Bodhi, who was listening and watching nearby, naturally knew why Noelle was angry.

And Noelle was always good to herself, though not as good as the life of eating, drinking, and having fun every day.

But compared to that Reed, he's much better. If he helps Noelle vent her anger, maybe she can even have another piece of cured meat!