Upon Yuna and Eunho’s arrival, Yuna was surrounded by her worried family. Her father was no exception. By the looks of things, it seems that Yuna will hear an earful about her secret adventures outside of her home. She was too focused on surviving the trials ahead, she didn’t consider the people that were most important to her.

          Eunho wasn’t too interested in sparring with the general because he didn’t want Yuna to be suspicious of him or feel threatened by him. Eunho had trained in both his past life and in this life. He grew extremely strong because of his training and experience. In reality, he was stronger than Yuna’s father, but he didn’t want her to find out.             He was just getting used to being around Yuna, but she could grow suspicious of him in the future. He didn’t want her to misunderstand. Yuna was very smart, and he didn’t want her to find out that he knew her from his past life. She would think he’s crazy. Afterall, it was impossible for him to already know how to navigate the battlefield and fight enemies at a young age.             He quickly changed the subject, “Should we start your training tomor

 Yuna knew that changing the world was going to be extremely difficult. She was sent back to this world on a mission to change it. She wasn’t going to fail her mission. She planned on never becoming a bystander that watched others suffer. She was too negligent in her first life. The memories of war and the deaths of many people kept repeating in her head. Eunho noticed her distraught expression and asked, “Are you ok?” Yuna snapped back to reality, “Sorry, I was just thinking about something.” Eunho unexpectedly patted her head like she was a kid. She didn’t like being treated like a kid, but the pat on her head felt nice.

          Over time, Yuna slowly grew used to the tree stumps and random pebbles on the way. Although she was in last place, she was still able to see the rest of the others. It was a good thing or else she would be lost in the forest. She had no idea which way she had to go to get back to her home. She wished she wasn’t so directionally challenged.             It felt like they were running for hours on end. She wondered when they would be done with running. She was currently feeling dizzy and sweat kept rolling down her face in puddles. She tried to get herself to focus by smacking her own face with her palms. It didn’t do much. She felt her cheeks burn red from the slap.             Namjoo looked back to see how Yuna was doing. She didn’t seem to be okay. Ever since they began running, Yuna was struggling

Yuna’s progress was slow when it came to building up endurance and stamina. What did she expect? Exercise wasn’t her strong suit and it was nearly impossible for her to accomplish her goal. Her goal entailed being able to follow Eunho’s training regimen to the T. How was she ever going to show Eunho that she wasn’t just some princess that needs protecting. The soldiers weren’t enthusiastic about her training alongside them. Most expected her to call it quits and go back to her daily life of being a noble lady. Each time she overheard their mockery and criticism, she would bite her lips and restrain her anger. It wasn’t the right time for her to argue with them. Especially since there wasn’t much progress in her training. She failed the first day of training because she caught a cold. She was ashamed of herself for not being able to prove to them that she was capable of much more regardless of her gender. It wasn’t an easy task. She was disappointed in herself for thinking that it wa