[A medieval story with a mostly everyday-life focus]
Selena Sybil
--that is the name of this witch doctor's body in this life.
It had undergone a transformation: it would neither age naturally nor die.
She could no longer remember her original name. She only remembered that at the beginning, people had called her Sybil the Oracle, so she took Sybil as her surname.
Pan is dead, the gods have fallen, and Sybil has lost her source of power. So now she is a witch, spending her days with herbs and changing her name and place of residence every so often.
But this time, her peaceful life was shattered.
A terrible plague was spreading across the European continent, and a horrifying witch hunt was brewing...
[Reading Guide]
1. The character and setting information is in Chapter One and isn't necessary for understanding the story. Feel free to read it if you're interested.
2. There is no golden finger or magical element. This is a purely everyday-life story.
3. There are many supporting characters, and over 80% will return and play a role in later events.
4. The author has suffered enough from love and won't write a tragedy, but readers who are wary of a bad ending should proceed with caution. The title says it all.
5. The story will be revised after serialization ends. Otherwise, an author with average writing skills will fall into the perfectionism trap and break down. Finish first, polish later.
Theme: Let people be kind and help one another
Teacher, is there a mistake in the first part of the text? You wrote Fred instead of Raymond.