Quick Transmigration: Reversing the Life of a Cannon Fodder Female Supporting Character

"Don't be afraid. Um, I'm a beastman from the Falcon Clan. It's dangerous for a female like you to be alone in the forest. You—" The Falcon Hunter stopped, unsure how to address the female.

Ye's curiosity, however, was different: "A falcon? One with wings?"

"Huh? Right, it can fly when it transforms into its complete beast form."

"Oh, so you came to see me about something?"

"Are you planning for a female to live here?"

"Um."

"No, that's too dangerous."

"well enough."

"Oh no, I started driving away the wild animals in the neighborhood yesterday. Once I'm gone, you'll die."

It turns out there were kind people there; no wonder she didn't see any wild animals.

"It's alright, I have nowhere to go. If I die, it's my own business." Ye shrugged and said indifferently. She was not the original owner of this body and did not want to live that kind of life as a servant in the tribe.

Besides, even if we give it our all, we might not die.

"How could you not have anywhere to go? Any tribe would welcome a female who has been favored by the totem spirit."

Ye's heart skipped a beat: "Where did he get the favor of the totem spirit?"

"I see you have personal space now, and it's quite large."

You saw quite a lot, but it also confirmed something for her, something the original owner didn't know: females in this world also possess supernatural powers, such as spatial abilities, though they are probably quite rare.

"The witch has decreed that I cannot have children," Ye stated directly, explaining her situation.

Eagle Hunter's heart clenched. It turned out that there were people in this world just like him, people who had been abandoned halfway by the totem spirit. They were given space but not the ability to reproduce. Like him, they were allowed to take human form, but they could not take human form freely.

"you,"

"So, I don't want to go to any tribes. You should leave."

"I'm nearby. Just call out if you need anything."

"No need, thank you." Ye Qian refused decisively. No one could be completely unprepared for a strange beastman who suddenly appeared.

Falcon hunters are not good at dealing with females. In his mind, human females are all delicate and timid. He dares not get too close for fear of scaring her.

They had no choice but to find a large tree far away to protect this poor little human female.

The next day, just as dawn was breaking, Ye was awakened by a soft thud. In such a wild environment, she dared not sleep too soundly, so even though the sound was very faint, Ye was still awakened. She quietly walked to the entrance of the cave and saw a flat area at the foot of the mountain with a large leaf spread out on it, on which was a piece of cleaned raw meat, and an eagle crouching to one side.

"You're going to live here?" Ye frowned. This was the cave she had found. Did this orc want to take it over? There were no other caves on this mountain.

The falcon hunter didn't understand her meaning and answered irrelevantly, "This is the tenderest meat from the rabbit-beast cub. You don't have a fire source, and human females are physically weak. Try eating the tenderest meat, or you'll get sick."

Ye was surprised: "For me? I have nothing to exchange with you."

Even if I had it, I wouldn't replace it.

"No need, no need." The falcon flapped its wings. "No need to change it. I specially made this for you."

Large beasts like him don't hunt these cubs; there's not much meat, not enough to eat.

"Why?" Ye didn't believe in kindness without a reason. The tribe where the original owner grew up didn't have much goodwill towards her just because she couldn't have children.

"Male should take care of female."

"But we don't know each other."

The falcon hunter glanced at his prey, then at the female at the cave entrance above, and hesitated for a moment: "Because I don't have a tribe either. I'm a strange orc who can only fully transform into human form at night, so I left the tribe, just like you. I don't want you to die. Once you've thought it through, I'll help you find a tribe, okay? Even female orcs can't survive alone, let alone a weak human female like you. You really will die."

Ye suddenly had a thought: it must be really difficult for her to survive in such a primitive environment.

"Why do we have to go to the tribe? Can't we team up?" With a strong hunter by her side, she was confident she could survive alone here.

"Huh?" The falcon hunter was stunned and instinctively said, "What if I die?"

"Why? Are you sick?" Ye felt that her luck was not good. She finally met a beastman living alone, but he was about to die.

"No, no," the falcon hunter quickly denied. "I'm worried I won't survive this cold season. I see the nearby tribes have all migrated away; this place might not be suitable for living anymore."

"You can fly, so why don't you fly to a place where you can survive?"

Eagle Hunter didn't speak. When he saw the tribe migrate away, his first thought was to follow them and leave. But then he thought about it and realized he was tired. A beast had been wandering outside for so long, without hope or purpose. He didn't know what the meaning of his life was.

"Forget it, if it's inconvenient for you, then don't say it," Ye said calmly. He was just a stranger. Although she had considered living with him, she couldn't force him to agree if he didn't.

"No, I want to give up my life and return to the embrace of the totem spirit."

"Oh." Ye Wuke nodded indifferently. She wasn't interested in the affairs of strangers; she had many things to do.

The falconer was very patient with the female, watching her climb down, he nervously muttered from below, "Be careful, be careful, or I should help you down, hey hey!!"

Ye's foot slipped, but her hands remained steady, and she easily regained her footing.

The falcon hunter found the process of the female descending to her feet even more nerve-wracking than his first hunt.

After Ye steadied himself at the foot of the mountain, he glanced at the large black eagle standing to one side with its wings spread, said nothing, and walked towards the forest.

The falcon hunter tucked its wings behind its back and followed closely behind her: "Are you going hunting? It's too dangerous. There's meat; I'll hunt it for you. You don't need to go."

"No need, you can take it back."

"I don't need you to pay me back."

Ye stopped and turned around to look up. The eagle was too tall; her small frame wasn't even as tall as its legs.

"Didn't you say you were going to die? Even after you die, I'll still have to figure out how to hunt on my own."

"I," the hawk stammered, "how about I find you a tribe?"

"not good."

"Then wait for me, I'll hunt some more game and go to the tribe to get you some kind of fire."

"No need, Eagle," Ye paused.

"Hunting with eagles," the tall eagle chimed in considerately.

"Falcon Hunter, I have fire, and I won't go to the tribe. I'll stay here by myself. You can leave now."