Chapter 242: I’m Mag Alex
Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations
Childish as Amy’s voice might be, it was solemn.
Two bluish violet flas appeared in her hands, and turned into two fireballs suddenly.
“Soone’s inside?” Goodenia asked, surprised.
“Yeah,” Devoe said, suddenly excited. “Gabriel will make them get on their knees and apologize to you.” Every ti his muscleman made people do that, he felt a malicious satisfaction.
Gabriel glanced at Amy’s little fireballs with disinterest. “I was a knight before, but that title didn’t stop from beating kids, so behave yourself or I’ll make you behave.” Then he looked at Mag, who was still sitting at the table. “You must be the owner. You ssed with the wrong person. Now kneel and move your sorry a*s over here!”
Johnnie took a step back automatically as he stared at the fireballs.
Mag was still very calm as he t Gabriel’s bloodthirsty eyes; he found himself holding a chopstick.
“It is you who ssed with the wrong person,” Amy said. “Now burn!” She threw the fireballs out.
They were right in front of their targets in a short while.
Gabriel sniffed. “Child’s play.” He raised his sword. “You asked for it.”
The look on Johnnie’s face changed dramatically. “No, don’t touch it!” He created a magic shield around himself as he ran towards the door, waving his magic wand as if trying to perform so magic.
Yet it was too late.
The fireballs exploded.
Gabriel’s sword shattered. The strong blast sent him flying out of the restaurant. Then he landed heavily on the ground, lying facedown, his body severely burnt. Bleeding from the mouth, he looked toward the door with fear and anger.
Johnnie’s magic shield didn’t last long enough for him to cast any magic. His wand got shattered into pieces, and the explosion sent him rolling on the ground. He struggled to stand up, but failed.
So tables and chairs had got knocked over as well, but they were undamaged.
Yabemiya was flabbergasted.
*She’s so little, but she’s already almost as powerful as a 4th-tier magic caster! *Sally thought, astonished. Now I understand why those two old n wanted to take her on as their disciple. Her talent is unparalleled.
Devoe went white. He didn’t know what had just happened in the restaurant, but he was aware that he was in trouble.
Goodenia recovered from his shock, and patted his friend on the shoulder. “We should leave, now!” He ran towards a carriage.
By then, Amy had co out. “How dare you co here again?!” she said to Goodenia as he was trying to scramble into the carriage. She threw a fireball at it.
“Get away from that carriage!” Johnnie called out urgently. The coachman jumped off and ran away as fast as he could, but Devoe and Goodenia seed to be frozen with fear. They just watched it approach the carriage.
The fireball exploded when it reached the carriage. Goodenia and Devoe went flying and then hit the ground, badly injured. They looked at Amy with horror and went unconscious.
“You made angry! Do not ever co back again!” Amy said loudly.
Gabriel looked up at Amy, and then reached out his hand to grab his broken sword. “You little sh*t,” he muttered, bloodlust flashing in his eyes.
Mag stepped on his sword.
“Go back inside and finish your al, Amy,” Mag said with a smile.
Amy nodded. “Yes, Father.” She walked back into the restaurant.
Gabriel raised his head. “Hiding behind... a child. You’re no man at all.”
Mag smiled ironically. “And you’re not a knight. You have no honor. If you want to kill her, you’ll have to get through first. And you should be afraid of ... I’m Mag Alex.”
Gabriel’s eyes went wide. He opened his mouth, but a chopstick went through his throat. He watched with despair as Mag started for the restaurant.
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