Reincarnated as the Last of my Kind, Vol. 1 by Kiri Komori

Tina then ends up meeting the ruler of Edesa Kura, who has grand twisted plans for the world that they’re both in. Sadly, we then have to move on to the actual plot, which involves the aforementioned kidnapping. She’s also really into creating fish sauce. The start of the book is original to the light novel, not part of the webnovel, and is a nice return to the antics of the earlier volumes, as Tina is goaded into making a truth potion so that Shida and his father will open up to each other. If that paragraph fills you with rage, you may want to skip this one. (OK, not really.) What’s a Saint to do? Naturally, she selflessly goes off by herself with no guards to help the soldiers… you’ll never guess what happens next. The lead soldier is also holding a big sign that says ‘I AM NOT A TRAP HONEST”. Then, mysteriously, a group of soldiers she’s never met before show up and beg her to help to save their grievously wounded colleagues, who they have not brought with them. Then, mysteriously, all of her important family and allies happen to be away from the fort at that moment.

Tina, halfway through this book, is safely ensconced at the fort whose entire job is to stop her being kidnapped. The danger of being a good-hearted, pure, perfect heroine is that apparently you are contractually obligated to walk into obvious traps. Released in North America by Cross Infinite World. Released in Japan as “Tensei Shitara Zetsumetsu Sunzen no Kishou Shuzokudeshita” on the Shōsetsuka ni Narō website.

Reincarnated as the Last of my Kind, Vol. 1 by Kiri Komori