“Ah, where did he go?”
“He’s over there, get him!”
With just a wooden sword, I was dodging the girls wielding real weapons the best I could. I managed to narrowly escape their first attack by using a phase shift, yet I didn’t have any ti to deescalate as they were already leaping at again.
“He’s fast!”
I dodged their onslaught of weapons once again, using the wood blade to block one of the strikes, and taking the tip right off in the process.
“Master, if you keep playing around, you might get hurt. You shouldn’t take them so casually.” Alysia stated out loud.
How was I taking them casually? I was trying to avoid fighting altogether. Worse, the girls heard Alysia state that and took it as a personal insult. They suddenly redoubled their efforts to attack , determined to show that I shouldn’t make light of them. I used a blinding light from White Mage before creating a duplicate with mimic. Using a Quick attack, I just managed to strike one of their hands, causing her to drop her weapon.
“He hit !” One of the girls whined!
“You shouldn’t hit ladies!”
“Let’s show him!”
They grew angry when I tried to avoid attacking them and now, they were angry when I inadvertently attacked them? Why did I feel like there was no winning in this battle? I couldn’t afford to lose either! I could see the sharpness of those blades. There was no way I was going to allow any of them to hit .
The girl I disard managed to pull another weapon from her storage ring, and all three won surged at again. The fight continued like this for so ti. I did my best to avoid hit after hit, while the girls desperately tried to take out. I only hit them when I had to, but there were a few close calls. I even ended up hit twice, and I had to heal or risk being weakened. As I was dodging for my life, Alysia was giving them hints.
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“Aim for his left side! He’s right-handed so he often overcompensates on his right. You should have used a skill right there, he wouldn’t have been able to block it. Work together, you’re not going to be able to defeat him if you keep fighting by yourselves.
I wanted to shout at her for selling out, but it was all I could do just keep avoiding them. Of course, I couldn’t keep that up forever. As I started to feel weaker and realized I wouldn’t be able to keep it up forever, I decided my best option would be to end it all quickly. With a roar, I burned so of the mana from my dungeon skills, causing them to glow. This was enough to frighten the girls, stopping their attacks and putting them into a defensive stance.
I launched a series of attacks. Each ti I attacked out, the blade shattered a bit more, but I only responded by fighting even more furiously. I struck each girl in turn with a flurry of attacks. When it was finally done, only a few seconds had passed, but the sword had been reduced to just the handle, and the splinters were still raining to the ground. Each of the girls from Titan Fall collapsed to the ground while I gasped for breath.
“Deek… you didn’t have to take the battle so seriously…” Alysia suddenly declared.
“What?”
“Deek’s a bully, one of the girls on the floor cried.”
“Definitely a bully!” Her friend responded.
“I… you…”
I was being given accusatory looks by all of the won, even though they weren’t that hurt or they wouldn’t be shooting looks after just being knocked down.
“Deek has to buy the first round!” One finally declared.
“And the second!”
Alysia looked away, avoiding my gaze. “It is only fair…”
Was that their ga from the beginning? It seed like I had walked right into it.
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