The Villainess Redeems Herself, The Beast Husbands are in a Daily Love Battle-Chapter 78: Supporting Herself

She suddenly felt like a joke.

Desperately clinging to a relationship that had long ceased to exist in name, just for a future that might never have a result.

She had the ability to support herself and protect her child.

Why should she keep entangling with someone who doesn’t have her in their heart?

System: "You are so selfish, the child needs a complete family."

The mechanical voice abruptly sounded.

The system light screen appeared in front of her, characters flickering.

"Emotional fluctuation exceeds the standard, value deviation, serious violation of task ethical guidelines."

"I don’t care, I’m just a bad female."

Selene Kane sneered and looked up at the sky.

"I’ve had enough of being a good person, had enough of wronging myself to please others. Since this world allows me the freedom to choose, I’ll live my way. Let whoever loves to criticize do so."

"Task failed, rewards retracted."

The system coldly announced.

The light screen flickered a few times and then disappeared.

Only a faint electrical buzzing remained in the air.

Selene Kane said nothing more, silently turning to leave.

There were still many things she couldn’t let go of. In the past, she always hoped that heaven would open its eyes and grant her the ability to save others.

Even willing to pay any cost.

Now that the opportunity had truly come, she couldn’t back down at the last moment.

She clenched the hem of her coat and walked down the steps, her steps heavy yet determined.

She knew what task failure meant.

It meant she had lost the resources and authority she could have gained, and it meant she had to face the coming storm alone.

But she had no regrets.

She had prayed countless times, hoping to have a bit of power in this world of the survival of the fittest, to save people, to change fate.

Now, she had gotten this chance, and no matter how treacherous the road ahead, she couldn’t back down.

"That’s enough."

She stopped and looked up at the pitch-black night sky. 𝒇𝙧𝙚𝓮𝔀𝓮𝒃𝙣𝓸𝒗𝒆𝒍.𝙘𝒐𝒎

This was the first curse she had uttered since coming to the Beastman World.

She had always had a bad temper, even a bit irritable.

Being able to endure until now was all because of the unfamiliarity and fear pressing her when she had just crossed over.

From an ordinary modern city woman, she was suddenly thrown into this world full of beastmen, superpowers, and the law of the jungle, initially even walking cautiously.

She was afraid of being seen as prey, afraid that saying one wrong word would bring fatal disaster.

That deep-seated fear taught her endurance.

Originally, everything was headed in a good direction, only for some trivial matters to stir her mood.

But emotional entanglements kept pulling her back into the mire.

She thought she could be indifferent, but every time she saw Caleb Shaw’s indifferent back, her heart ached as if cut by a knife.

So annoying.

She cursed softly, buried her face in her hands, and rubbed her temples hard.

The night wind blew her messy hair across her forehead, but she didn’t bother to fix it.

She only felt completely drained.

She suddenly wondered if there was a star among those countless light-years away.

Shining over the small apartment she once lived in?

Was there also someone one night looking up at the same sky?

"No, host, you are not in the same world."

The system suddenly appeared.

The light screen briefly appeared and then dissipated.

Leaving her sitting alone in the night wind.

Selene Kane rolled her eyes, her tone carrying undisguised disdain.

"Nobody asked you."

The trace of sentimentality that had just surfaced was interrupted so easily.

She suddenly felt a nameless anger rising in her heart, promptly stood up from the chair, and stretched lazily.

Her shoulders and neck made a slight "crack" sound, and her whole being felt much more relaxed.

What had happened could never be changed.

Instead of indulging in those pointless emotions, it was better to live well in the present.

Tomorrow is a new day, and the sun will rise as usual.

Life will not stop for anyone’s sadness.

In this survival-of-the-fittest world, if you don’t give it your all, you’ll eventually be devoured with nothing left.

She was no longer that naive and weak Selene Kane of the past.

Fortunately, now she was no longer alone.

Ethan Sinclair asked her with determination.

"Ma’am, we want to stay to take care of the Duke, do you allow it?"

Evan Sinclair immediately echoed.

Selene Kane narrowed her eyes slightly, her gaze sweeping over their faces.

After a moment, she gently nodded: "Alright, I agree."

Her tone was gentle yet indisputable, "Take good care of him, contact me immediately if anything happens."

With that, she didn’t linger any longer, turning to head toward the private spaceship parked not far away.

The cool night breeze blew against her hair.

She lifted her hand to tidy it.

What was needed most now was a good rest.

The days of rushing around and emotional fluctuations had left her both physically and mentally exhausted.

Back on the spaceship, after closing the cabin door, she only wanted to collapse on the bed and sleep soundly.

The spaceship slowly ascended, slicing through the silent night, heading toward the base she temporarily resided at.

Starlight twinkled outside the window, Selene Kane leaned back in the seat, closed her eyes, and her consciousness gradually blurred.

Just as she was about to fall asleep.

The cockpit’s communication panel suddenly beeped, and a glaring red light lit up.

It was an urgent communication request!

She quickly opened her eyes, her brow furrowed, and tapped the screen, the call information popped up.

The number was unfamiliar, but the avatar was particularly conspicuous.

A husky dog.

She was stunned for a moment, then realized.

This was the emblem of Caleb Shaw’s exclusive communication group.

The people in that squad liked using military dog avatars.

And the husky was the code name for Caleb Shaw’s Honor Guard.

She promptly connected the communication.

"This is Selene Kane, speak."

The other voice was young but extremely tense in tone.

"Madam, I am Rio, the guard of Admiral Caleb Shaw. The Admiral’s situation is very dangerous now! Please, you must come at once! We are currently in the command post’s underground medical pod; he... he just collapsed!"

Selene Kane’s heart sank, her spine instantly straightened.

She stared at the screen intently, her voice carrying a restrained sense of urgency.

"What happened? When I just parted with him, he was perfectly fine, with no abnormalities!"

The guard gasped quickly, speaking in a rapid pace: "The Admiral just got off the spaceship, stumbled, then collapsed. At first, we thought it was because his leg hadn’t fully healed causing imbalance, but when we got close to check, we realized something was wrong, his spiritual power... is rampaging! Brainwave monitoring shows the values are severely exceeding the limits, we can’t suppress it! The entire medical team is in place, but the situation is extremely critical, only you as his spiritual partner might be able to intervene in his Spiritual Domain! Please, hurry over!"

Selene Kane was silent for a moment, closed her eyes, her fingertips slightly cold.

The rampage of spiritual power was a sign of complete loss of control in the Spiritual Domain.

In mild cases, it would cause spiritual damage, in severe cases, consciousness could collapse, possibly resulting in immediate brain death.

She hesitated for less than a second, opened her eyes, and replied with only one word: "Okay."

The moment the communication ended, she immediately rushed to the cockpit and pressed the return command on the navigation system.