I cut across the dark sky. My blue hair flowing with the wind as I lured Sorath elsewhere. I looked down at the passing scenery. It was mostly desolate in this region the only human settlement I encountered was the headquarters of Karma. I gathered my senses and concentrated. I headed straight for southeast, I could sense a large water body at a distance.
“You little—” Sorath yelled.
“Ombra Flame Purge!” He chanted.
I turned back. Meeting him in the eye. I saw a vortex of dark flames engulfing me.
I smirked, “Even after ten-thousand years you haven’t realized this petty move is no match for me.”
“Dew Dance: Espoir!” I stretch my arms outwards and summon a sparkling fountain of ice cold waters. The water met with the flames producing a sizzling sound as a cloud of smoke arose from the collision.
“You think you’re the greatest, no?” He cackled.
I lowered my eyes. Something was off.
He continued to snicker and I was unsure of what he is going to do. Was he distracting me to not go near the water body? Did he read through my moves? I didn’t expect him to be this thoughtful, considering his dumb personality. But I’m smarter. I know what you’re trying to do. Stop me if you can~
I focused on my destiny—towards south-east, but he didn’t follow. He looked at me as if a bird in a cage trying to flee in the blue skies. But he doesn’t know, I am the blue sky—
‘Ouch’
I bumped into something—hard. I rubbed my forehead. I looked to see nothing. I turned back. He was charging at me, his fiery fist connected with my jaw. My head snapped backwards. I backed off, feeling my skin around the jaw burn with his unholy flames.Stolen story; please report.
“Good one, Sorath.”
A demon. I didn’t notice his presence.
“Finally you hit her.” Another demon came up.
I never sensed them. How... is this possible? I composed myself and shook my head. No. I can’t let them outwit me.
“How brave of you to fight 3 v 1 with a young goddess. Truly manly.” I mocked, every word dripped with sarcasm.
“Young? You’re just a kid.”
“What was your name again? Was it skelly?” I asked, smiling in my sweetest way.
“Skelthor.” He glared at me.
“Skelly.” I corrected him.
He felt speechless.
“Shut up.” The one standing between Sorath and Skelthor.
“Oh, you’re the Doggy Demon right?” I said in the sweetest way possible.
Someone kicked me from behind which was infused with magic. I crashed into the ground.
“Demon King of Wolves and Blood—Wolfriamer. That’s my name.” He stared at me with his blood cold eyes. His lips parted slightly.
I tried to sit up, but he kicked me in the gut and I winced in pain even though it didn’t hurt. Gotta lower their guards before beating their ass.
“But... you know... a wolf is a dog only, sorta.” I smiled.
He kicked me again. I felt his foot connect with my stomach sharply. Now! I released Dew Dance: Quetzal. It flew with them to the sky. I got up. This is my chance. I can’t possibly fight these three at once. I turned into my companion animal’s form—a baby albatross. I whimpered on the ground helplessly. A baby can’t fly sadly. I whimpered and tried to run before they come back. I hid inside a bush and hid my presence.
They looked around for me and cursed under their breaths. They moved towards south-east. Fools!
Now that they’re gone, I wanna tell (more like brag) about my Dew Dance: Quetzal. Since a droplet is a natural prism and refracts and then internally reflects light and finally disperses it to form a rainbow. By controlling its refractive index, I can change the color of the quetzal. Making it colorful in color which is gorgeous. I am the only goddess with such beautiful yet powerful moves.
Anyways, what now? The barrier they erected in this area is still not gone. Being a goddess is tiring. I bet Oceanus and Vann (other water deities) must be having fun. Aghhhh!
I spent a long time in boredom, nagging to myself and occasionally stomping my foot, no my soft claw on the ground.
But still, it was good to see em pissed off. I mean, I would love to see them to try and catch me. Good Luck to them!