Book 16: Chapter 19
“You’re going too far!”
After pouring water in, the elf who holed up inside the cave was forced to come out. She shook her hand out and fired yet several more arrows. I walked straight into them, completely disregarding them. Failing to hurt me, her teeth chattered. She leapt back and loudly shouted, “What are you?! Why are my attacks useless against you?! Aah!!”
I slammed the girl into an invisible wall with a loud thud as if she crashed into a tree trunk. After spinning her around several rotations, I grabbed her cloak and pulled her back.
“Aaaaahh!!”
She shrieked as she tried to escape, but I overpowered her without breaking a sweat. She shook her cloak off then spun around in a flustered fashion to try and attack me with her dagger. Unfortunately for her, it didn’t do nothing but leave a scratch on my neck. I then punched her in the face hard enough to flip her over.
“That hurts!!”
“You look as though you’re a kid. Why did you do that?”
I grabbed her lower back picked her up from the ground with one hand. She wasn’t big in stature. She was just a kid. I would be convinced if I was told that she was the young version of Lucia. She had glimmering blue eyes, but they were different to Mom’s darker shade of blue. She looked around the age of a middle schooler. She was struck hard twice, but she didn’t quit. She kept wriggling in an attempt to break free.
“Be a good girl. You’re just a kid. We won’t be rude to a kid. Of course, the most important thing is your attitude. Not only have you conducted forbidden experiments, you even attacked us. This is no longer a simple prank.”