Quick Transmigration: Playing the Role of a Devoted Tool

Long ago, Kaya never understood why humans kept asking her if she understood love.

Kaya didn't understand; that was something that only appeared in human literature.

She is just an android.

But now she understands.

When I first met Qi Ran, her chip was already hot.

In Kaya's final moments, the data began to corrupt, and the cache was being stripped away...

The last frame of the memory shows the entrance to the orphanage on Planet Granz, shrouded in purple mist.

He stood there, his protective suit mask pushed up to his forehead, revealing half of his face.

The light filtered through the purple mist softened the curve of his jaw.

Hearing the noise inside the door, he turned his head, his dark pupils sparkling with starlight, and his lips curved slightly.

A silvery leaf of grass clung to the collar of his protective suit. He raised his hand and plucked it off, his fingertips moving slowly through the thin gloves, as if afraid to shatter the wind that clung to this planet.

Final check before system crash —

Beautiful. Gentle. I like her.

The data has completely disappeared.

........................

When Qi Ran woke up again, her body was being suspended by Xiao Hei.

No wonder you felt so uncomfortable.

Seeing that he was awake, Xiao Hei put him down.

Qi Ran sat on the ground, took a breath, and began to observe her surroundings.

He was knocked unconscious as he went down into the passage. Little Black probably dragged him a long way. This place was no longer near the orphanage, and the surrounding vegetation was strangely lush.

"Xiao Hei, you should go now," Qi Ran said weakly.

"Aren't you coming with me?" Little Black appeared in front of Qi Ran in an instant, his face contorted with rage. "Without me, the monsters in the forest will devour you in one bite!"

"Don't worry, you can leave now. Just don't let the people from the orphanage catch you again." Qi Ran stroked its cheek and leaned down to kiss it.

But Xiao Hei wasn't happy.

It didn't leave; its palms transformed into tentacles, wrapping around his neck and slowly tightening.

Qi Ran saw the murderous intent in its eyes and closed them.

I accepted it all calmly.

It's better to log off sooner.

Overall, the general plot didn't deviate too much.

As Qi Ran was thinking, Xiao Hei bit his shoulder, as if it wanted to tear his flesh off to vent its anger.

But........

It's too much for it to do it...

This damned human broke its heart, yet it still couldn't bear to eat him.

Little Black cried again, dark liquid flowing from the corner of its eyes. Sorrowfully watching it, I leaned on the tree trunk to get up and left on my own.

After taking a few steps, the monster caught up with them.

It hugged Qi Ran, hugged his feet, his hands, everything about him.

Countless tentacles held him back, just as they had been inseparable through countless nights.

"No...don't go..."

"Ranran........"

"I promise I'll behave from now on, so you can bully me and slice me into pieces, okay?"

Qi Ran tried to tear off the tentacles sticking to him, but as soon as he tore off one, countless more appeared, and he could never tear them all off.

He turned back helplessly, and the daylight was suddenly swallowed up.

Countless dark tentacles surged out, like a disturbed tide, carrying a damp, cold, and fishy smell as they coiled around him.

They were smoother than silk and tougher than iron chains, and when they brushed against his neck, they stirred up a subtle chill.

Before Qi Ran could even cry out in surprise, the thickest tentacle had already wrapped around his chin, forcing him to look up.

When the monster's "kiss" landed, it had no tangible touch; it was more like a thick mass of darkness enveloping his lips and teeth, carrying an indescribable sense of oppression, squeezing out his breath little by little.

Perhaps this sudden contact disrupted some kind of balance, and the monster's form began to twist violently.

The once distinct whiskers gradually melted away, turning into an inky liquid that trickled down Qi Ran's cheeks.

Xiao Hei was no longer able to control his emotions.

The liquid flowed into the collar, stuck to the back, leaving a cool, sticky residue.

It wrapped around his wrists and ankles like solidified asphalt, making each struggle only result in a tighter restraint.

Qi Ran's hair was soaked, strands of it sticking to her forehead and cheeks, obscuring her vision, leaving only the boundless blackness swaying before her eyes.

Tiny droplets even managed to get into the corners of his eyes, stinging them and causing tears to mingle with the dark liquid as they slid down his cheeks. He didn't even have the strength to lift his hand to wipe them away.

As his breathing became increasingly difficult, the dark liquid seemed to seep into his body through his nasal cavity and throat, each inhalation carrying a cold, metallic sensation.

Qi Ran's consciousness gradually blurred in the chaos. She felt like a piece of paper thrown into ink, being soaked and wrapped little by little. Even the last bit of warmth on her fingertips slowly dissipated in the boundless blackness and stickiness.

Time seemed to stretch endlessly in the forest, with no landmarks to record how long Qi Ran had lingered in Xiao Hei's world.

Its world is only black.

An endless expanse of black.

And scalding black.

When Qi Ran woke up again, he was lying in a cave. The rocks were red, the most common red rocks on Grantz.

He tried to remember, but he had no feeling in his hands and feet.

Qi Ran wanted to speak, but her mouth was numb.

Qi Ran: "........."

He felt that the most important thing was to teach Xiao Hei self-control.

Otherwise, he might not wake up one day.

Qi Ran heard the noise. Xiao Hei had returned, dragging in an animal from Grantz Star, covered in blood. He tore off a piece of meat and fed it to Qi Ran, gesturing for him to eat.

Qi Ran opened his mouth, the meat was right there, but he couldn't bite it, nor did he have the strength to bite it.

Moreover, Xiao Hei misunderstood.

Humans do not eat this kind of uncooked food.

"Eat meat, Ranran." Xiao Hei changed his initial attitude and coaxed Qi Ran.

Qi Ran looked at it weakly, and finally fainted.

As the endless night turned into day, Qi Ran saw Xiao Hei cooking meat, having somehow found human tools.

It bites the meat into small pieces and feeds it to Qi Ran when it's not too hot.

But Xiao Hei still couldn't chew the meat, and he got anxious.

It felt like it was going to raise its partner to death.

"That's not right of you. He probably doesn't have the energy to eat."

An unfamiliar voice echoed in the dark cave.

Qi Ran thought, "It must be the male lead who's the dominant one. After all, Xiao Hei only learned to survive after meeting the male lead after he escaped."

"What should we do then?" Little Black asked the monster.

"I think you should send him back. Humans are social animals; they'll die if they live alone."

"No!" Little Black refused.

Us glanced at the barely breathing human, his gaze lingering on the boy's skin for a moment, and finally understood what was going on.

"You tagged him?"

"Um."

Us laughed. "Do you know how short human time is?"

Xiao Hei remained silent, unsure of the difference. "What's the difference? I didn't hurt Ranran."

"Humans can only last two hours at most; they'll die if they go any longer. He's different from us. If you don't know how to restrain yourself, he'll die in your arms."

"Two hours is too short," Xiao Hei complained.

Us didn't say anything; he just told Xiao Hei to give Qi Ran some of the healing liquid.

After Xiao Hei fed Qi Ran the healing liquid, her complexion indeed changed, and she was able to move again, but her voice was still hoarse and she couldn't speak.

The cave was dark, and Qi Ran couldn't see anything, but the two monsters could see clearly.