I opened my eyes and the first thing I saw was an unfamiliar ceiling. I tried to remember what had happened until I recalled everything from the previous day.

After walking around, we had dinner and then went to sleep. I was tired from everything that had happened, but before going to sleep, I wanted to test my Mind and understand how my portal ability worked. I started using portals and testing things such as how far I could create them, how many I could use at the same time, and how long they lasted."

"I confirmed that I could only summon two portals at the same time. Although I already expected it, I wanted to be completely sure.

The portals did not have a time limit, and Mind was not significantly consumed because the amount that I consumed was so small that it was not noticeable.

I could remove and place the portals as many times as I wanted, but it exhausted a lot of Mind, and the sensation was horrible. I had no other option but to stop the experiments if I didn't want to experience Mind Down.

After recalling everything I did yesterday, I stretched my body a bit, yawned, and got up from the bed."

My room is in one of the two attics. Abeona and Adeona wanted me to stay in one of the rooms on the first or second floor, but I insisted on this one.

The good thing was that there was already a bed in the attic, so there weren't a lot of problems. And since I literally didn't have any belongings with me other than my Eliotrope clothes, I had nothing to decorate the room with, so it was empty except for the bed, the magic lamp, and a desk.

After taking a little look at my room, I created two portals. One next to me and one on the roof. I crossed the portal and sat down. When I began to feel the strong wind and the great cold that hit my whole body, I lost the desire to go back to sleep.

Feeling fully awake, I went back through the portal and left my room. I went down the stairs to the first floor and didn't see anyone around, so I went to the kitchen and decided to make breakfast for everyone.

I've been cooking my own food for years, so it wasn't much of a problem to cook breakfast for six people, although it was a bit more tedious and time-consuming. I made scrambled eggs, warmed up some bread, and made some juice.

After finishing breakfast, I left a note that said I had made breakfast and would be back later.

I left the house and walked a bit. I did some stretching and started jogging. This was a routine I followed in my old life every Saturday and Sunday. I woke up very early because at that time, usually no one was awake or walking down the street.

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Although this time it would be different, as I planned to use my second ability and see its effects.

After jogging for a bit, I stopped and activated my second ability.

As I activated it, I saw a brilliant light blue aura covering me. If any cultured person saw me, they would think that it looks like what happens when Goku or Vegeta transform into Super Saiyan Blue.

Ignoring the blue aura, I started to feel my heart beating faster. It felt like an adrenaline rush, and for some reason, I started running faster. It was an amazing feeling, and I couldn't and didn't want to stop running for quite some time, until I started to feel very exhausted and the same effects I felt yesterday from using the portals too much. I had to stop, even though I felt resigned to do so.

When I deactivated my ability and returned to my serene state, I started to feel fatigued, and my body started to ache.

I went to rest for a while. After resting enough, I went back the way I came. It was a good thing I only ran in a straight line and didn't end up getting lost on the way back.

Upon arriving at the Abeona family home, I walked in and saw that everyone was eating the breakfast I made.

"Good morning," I greeted them cheerfully, and they responded in kind, except for Milya who took a little longer to respond.

After cleaning up, I returned to the dining area and asked Abeona when we would be going to the guild. I was eager to get an advisor and take the first steps towards becoming an adventurer.

"We can go right now if you want," she said, starting up the stairs. "Just wait for me to get ready and change my clothes."

As she left, I turned to the rest of the group and asked, "Does anyone want to come with us to the adventurer's guild?"

"I want to swing the sword, so I cannot accompany you," David said as he held up his sword, inspecting its sharpness.

Adeona, on the other hand, replied, "I have to go out to work, so I cannot accompany you. Sorry."

"I am sorry, but I usually run at this time so I can build up my stamina a bit, as I tend to get tired very quickly," Mylie explained.

Milya hesitated for a moment before saying, "I... I don't have any problem," to which I replied with a smile.

At least she is talking to me a little more than yesterday.

After saying their goodbyes, they left one by one, except for Milya, who had to wait a few minutes until we saw Abeona come down the stairs.

Once we were ready, we left for the guild. When we arrived, we could only see our Goddess having a conversation with a receptionist until they put her to do paperwork.

Now that I think about it, will I be able to see Rose and Eina? I want to know how it feels to meet people who I previously thought were just fiction.

I started observing the receptionists and noticed something strange. I saw Rose in her guild uniform, which was a black vest and pants with a long-sleeved white collar underneath, and a gray bowtie

But that's not the strange thing; she doesn't look like I thought she would. She looks very young despite being over 20 years old.

I continued to observe the other receptionists, hoping to spot Eina. I really wanted her to be my advisor, even though I had read that she had a reputation for being strict and that many adventurers found her difficult to work with.

Unfortunately, I couldn't see her anywhere, and I began to feel disappointed. I decided to pass the time by chatting with Milya while we waited for our Goddess to finish her paperwork.