The SSS-rank Guide Doesn't Need Saving

Everyone knew Aisha Novalis. A disgrace to her family. A useless D-rank Guide with the lowest purification ability in the Empire. A woman who shamelessly chased after the academy's strongest Sentinels despite being nothing more than a burden to them. At least, that was what everyone believed. Until the day Aisha woke up as a completely different person. The woman inside her had already lived through the end of the world. After surviving years in an apocalyptic wasteland and dying alone, she no longer cared about reputation, love, or anyone's approval. Everyone hated her? Perfect. Her fiancé wanted to cancel their engagement? She would gladly thank him for making her life easier—and even accept whatever compensation came with it. Everyone still believed she was the weakest Guide in the Empire. They waited eagerly to see her fail and laughed at her every move. But no one expected Aisha to become the exclusive Guide of the strongest Sentinels. The mysterious cosmic miasma that had troubled countless Sentinels and forced them to desperately seek guidance... Turns out, it was something very similar to what she used to consume in her previous life. As for her ex-fiancé? He could only watch in regret as the woman he once abandoned walked out of another man's room, with unmistakable marks proving she was no longer the useless Guide he remembered. Instead of losing everything, Aisha gained four powerful Sentinels who surrounded her with endless affection, protection, and love. The only problem was... These men seemed to have some very dangerous thoughts whenever she guided them. **Sentinel #1:** *"She would look perfect wrapped in leather."* **Sentinel #2:** *"I want her to carry my children."* **Sentinel #3:** *"If only you knew how badly I want everyone to see that you belong to me."* **Sentinel #4:** *"Hate me. Love me. Punish me."* A second chance. A hidden power. Four unstoppable Sentinels. Aisha thought surviving the apocalypse was the hardest thing she had ever done. She was wrong. Dealing with obsessive SSS-Rank Sentinels might be much harder.