@Damien Flores She comes from the apocalypse; in her world, humans awakened abilities when that happened.
In her case She has dual abilities, namely space (which is one cubic meter) and wood (she can manipulate plants) BUT when she traveled to the beast world her abilities declined (more or less, it's very difficult for her to open her space)
She's still human, so it seems normal to me that she's afraid of heights (and how could she not be afraid if a stranger kidnaps her through the air) and about snakes, she won't be so afraid of them in the future. She tries to make an effort for her children.
2. It's an apocalypse, there are zombies, and they use weapons to fight them when their abilities run out.
3. I don't know why they made her do it here, when in the novel, it was Beiji (the white-haired baby) who did it.
The traps make sense considering they come from a post-apocalyptic world, and sewing and mending clothes is also logical since they can't buy new clothes considering what her world was like.
In her case She has dual abilities, namely space (which is one cubic meter) and wood (she can manipulate plants) BUT when she traveled to the beast world her abilities declined (more or less, it's very difficult for her to open her space)
She's still human, so it seems normal to me that she's afraid of heights (and how could she not be afraid if a stranger kidnaps her through the air) and about snakes, she won't be so afraid of them in the future. She tries to make an effort for her children.
2. It's an apocalypse, there are zombies, and they use weapons to fight them when their abilities run out.
3. I don't know why they made her do it here, when in the novel, it was Beiji (the white-haired baby) who did it.
The traps make sense considering they come from a post-apocalyptic world, and sewing and mending clothes is also logical since they can't buy new clothes considering what her world was like.