Elvira, the saint of the kingdom, saved countless people in her life, but when the end came, she was sent to the altar by the royal family, the Holy See and the knight captain she had loved for ten years.
When the sacrificial fire was lit, God asked her for the first time: "Do you still want to save them?"
She replied: "I don't want to."
When she opened her eyes again, she returned to thirty days before the sacrifice.
In this life, she no longer heals the royal family for free, no longer responds to everyone's prayers, and no longer treats her own life as a natural sacrifice.
But as she investigates the so-called "Doomsday Oracle," she discovers that it is never the saint who really needs to be sacrificed, but the privileges that the royal family and the Holy See are unwilling to give up.
When disaster struck again, all those who had chosen to sacrifice her knelt before her again, begging her to save the kingdom.
But this time, Avila just wanted to ask them one thing——
Why do you have to sacrifice me first every time you save the world?
Purpose: True kindness should not be based on a person's unconditional sacrifice of himself. Before saving others, you should also admit that your own life is equally precious.