Chapter 775: “-are my actions evil, or justified?”
By the ti the second elevator was called by Julius, Igna left the premises. The cloudy ceiling, especially the nacing dark wave of spotted shapes yonder, deterred many o’ bystanders. Public opinion was a sly ol’ lady, a purposeful stroll through the electrified park, whereby few sat under trees, others leaned against a fence, glancing at the screen, or so reclined in their cars at an inclined parking slot. Reason states, the closer thee are, the worse grows the picture, and in a way, the largeness of the unique screen had a lot of disadvantages. Those up close who walked against the flashing lights were prone to fall unconscious or have seizures. To combat, the building which made the ‘screen’ was a barrier in itself – allowing just about enough space for spectators not to be hard. So is to say, the farther one is, the better grows the image. All and all, Rosian dia Square was a landmark specific to Lei, Rosespire’s Multidia hub.
“Excited about the next ga?”
“East Dragons are playing the Red Deiz.”
“I can’t wait to see their rising new player, Sleo. He’s a beast at controlling the ball – his magic imbued shots are unstoppable.”
He switched from one to another, “-babe, I want to get food, let’s move.”
“Hold on, the match will start soon, can’t we wait a few minutes more?”
“No, if we stay, we’re never going to leave.”
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“Fine, how about fast food, they have so nice fried rice...”
“No, we had them yesterday, not today. Babe, I want good food, not an excuse to stay and watch the gas.”
“You win, but you know, I’d like to have my night compensated.”
“You sly dog, we live together. I’ll wear that outfit.”
“Oh yes please, I love you,” a mild twitch of the cheeks guided the regard forward with goals of crossing the finish line, else, the northern entrance.
‘They’ve forgotten the event, most of them have moved on,’ the destination narrowed through a gathered crowd. The sa lady of before, the officer, stood at the sa height and blasted the sa loudspeaker, “-walk and not run. Traffic resu shortly.” Under stress, a rather crude emotion harbored from Origin’s ddling, Igna swapped his bicolored pupils for a deeper crimson, the shakiness of his step and clouded thought relieved, ‘-better,’ he stared forth, ‘-no emotions, rational and logic.’
By the ti it ca to cross the road, the released influx of cars had conquered the roads, major waves of spectators were at a moderate size. Igna waited in earnest with arms crossed. A lady stood beside him with two children. A toddler in her arms and a kid of around six years old at her feet, the boy held a paper plane. The traffic sped indifferent of the sidelines.
*Tap,* a mild touch pulled his attention from the top to his leg, the sa child had used his legs as an obstacle for an imaginary plane crash. The boy looked up, the warm pupils casually grinned, the hands involuntarily moved to pat the boy’s bowl cut and extensively straight long hair. The lady glanced at the child, then Igna, and smiled.
A strong gust blew, carrying dust, leaves, and the paper plane. The boy pulled out the lady’s hand and leaped onto the street, ti played in slow motion, a speeding supercar roared into sight, barely seeing the child and slamming the breaks, it screeched a tad too late, the bonnet had reached the boy, ‘-honestly,’ Igna dove, caught the boy, pulled his legs to avoid clipping the vehicle, ‘-the driver’s an idiot,’ the secondary lane hadn’t been accounted, a strongly shaped truck(on track to hit them) slamd the breaks. ‘-my abilities aren’t for protecting people,’ *Mana Control: Elental Variant – Spectral Dislocation,* the elents lit atop his fingers, ‘-car, halt,’ said the mind, the elents reacted, a wind barrier blasted against the car, aiding to stabilize the montum and pushing away from the crowd, water and earth mixed into a muddy substance covering the street and turned friction into naught. A wall of rock rose to guide the car off a path of a massacre. Besides him, the deafening sound of horns nacingly approached, *Mana Control: Purgatory Fla Variant – Rendonl’s Gate,* sa to when a trampoline stretched under a person’s weight, the gate did so but horizontally, the montum carried from the vehicle into the flexible bundle of ambers and flas.
*AHHH,* cacophony spawned trouble, the bystanders watched, many scread. Through their eyes, the car t the boy and he was gone, Igna’s action barely hit the five-second mark. Steam from intense energy rose; traffic stopped, he knelt with one hand against the stopped truck and another shielding the boy, “-are you alright, sport?”
“Mister,” he looked with a terrified expression, “-I-I-I-I.”
“Don’t worry, everything’s fine,” he patted the boy’s head and stood, carrying him in his arms.
“GET OUT RICH ASSHOLE!” cried from the side – the stronger part of the crowd ran towards the car, the street stead from the culmination of spells, the mud and rock slowly faded into smoke.
“Hey,” a loud door clanged, “-you good?” worried the truck driver.
“I’m fine,” he said. Sirens veered the corner, the lady of before fell onto her knees, her face and hands frighteningly shook. The assumption was the boy had died; the focus was on the supercar. A looming figure arrived from the street, “-MOMMY,” the boy ran to her side, “-MOMMY!”
‘Mom? She looks about twenty-one, must have started early.’
“Teno,” she cried, “-Teno, Teno, Teno, you’re alive,” she tightly embraced the boy and wept, the child matched her mother.
“Move back people,” said a familiar high-pitched voice. Law enforcent arrived, a periter blocked the crossing, more and more people wheld by the cacophonous outroar, “-you, in the nice grey suit, what happened?”
“Pardon ?” he returned her intonation firmly. Short red hair, square glasses, chubby cheeks while she stood a little shorter to average; her body filled the uniform too perfectly, it seed to strain, yet her motions were flexible and non-restricted, velvety shaped eyelashes fluttered to an intense stare.
“Must I repeat my question?” the tone echoed and pulled the crowd’s attention. An ambulance arrived at the sa ti, the driver and mother were kept on sight for a close examination.
“Yes and in a more dignified manner,” he strongly returned.
“The suit, the way of speech, you’re a noble, aren’t you?”
“And, should it matter?” he fired, “-I only voiced so due to the incompetence of the law enforcent. Why would the idea of leaving the area be remotely justifiable when there are people en masse.”
“Sir, causing a scene won’t benefit our predicant,” she pulled onto a notepad, “-we need to understand what has happened.”
“Inspector Mai, I’ve looked over the security footage, the boy jumped onto the street when the lights were green.”
“I see,” she wrote a few words and shuffled to the ambulance, “-sir, I think it’d best for you to leave,” she said.
‘The way she brushes off,’ he fird his stead and followed, “-I’d think again if I were you,” he overtook her pace, making straight for the ambulance. Paradics worked efficiently.
“How’s the boy,” he inquired, whilst the mother and children were inside the van, away from the public’s view.
“There was blood on his head, we thought a head wound, turns out he’s unhard.”
“Oh, that blood,” he casually took off the suit-jacket, “-must be mine,” the right arm took the resultant montum from the sudden stop, it cracked bone and tore skin.
“Take a seat, please,” they said pointing inside, “-we’ll heal the wound.”
“Not necessary,” he replied, “-what of the driver?”
“It’s not my fault,” dissipated into their area, “-the kid just jumped in front of my car, I don’t know how I stopped.”
“Sir, I beg of you, let us examine your wounds,” opposed to words, Igna took off the shirt, leaving half of the torso exposed, *Mana Control: Healing Elent Variant: Restoration,* a nasty wound rejuvenated, “-I said there was no reason to fret.”
The visibly troubled inspector passed Igna, rolled her eyes, and made for the driver. The family was given the green light.
“Thank you for saving my child,” she said, “-I should have been careful.”
“No need for gratitude,” he casually dressed, “-so happened I was in the vicinity. I have children myself; I know the fear of watching them be hard.” All’s well that ends well, the very active crowd demanded answers – many statents later, the driver in the company of the officer surrounded the ambulance. The boy suddenly fell unconscious, the sirens roared, “-out the way, this is an ergency!” cried the driver.
“Not until I’ve had my share of things to say,” fired the man, “-where’s the lady, pull her out, I need to speak my mind,” ire-filled his frown.
“What’s happening out there?” cried from within.
“No idea, the police won’t let us pass,” replied the driver. The mother held the son’s arms tightly, the fear of losing a close one had drowned outside noise, “-for the love of God,” cried a dic, “-what’s the problem?” he leaned out a window.
“Politics my friend,” said a random officer, “-turns out the car owner’s the son of a noble who serves the council of her majesty the queen. *Beep beep,* “-out the way already.”
“No, she will have to pay for my car, I’m not at fault.”
‘These people,’ sighed Igna, ‘-I thought I’d walk ho and have a nice nap,’ the imposing figure approached the scene, “-best the ambulance is left alone.”
“And who the hell are you?” fired the young noble, the officer smirked.
“A bystander,” he said, “-tell , boy,” he pulled a pistol, “-what moves faster, my bullet or the officers?”
“Idiot,” laughed the investigator,”-threatening an officer from performing her duty is a serious offense. Are you willing to go to jail,” she laughed, the young noble breathed a chuckle.
“LET THEM GO!” blew a gale, “-LET THEM GO!” the crowd chanted; the barricade forced open by a few onlookers. The ambulance sped, leaving the scene in disarray – the rectangular glasses strode to grab Igna’s collar, “-DO YOU UNDERSTAND THE SEVERITY OF THE SITUATION?”
“What?” he nonchalantly undid her grip.
“WHO THE HELL DO YOU THINK YOU ARE?” he followed her example and grabbed his collar, “-My na’s Theo Denlord, of the Denlord Dynasty, my father’s a Count in her royal majesty’s court. I’ll make sure that the family pays, the mother isn’t getting off easy. Because of her, my new car is scratched, there’s a bump, that fucking kid had to jump into traffic!”
“I’ll write the statent with this in mind,” said the officer, “-those who aided will be persecuted by the law,” addressed boldly at the crowd.
“Say sothing.’
“No way I’m getting involved in a noble’s case, hell no.”
“Yeah, I get you, too bad we commoners can’t do anything in the greater picture.”
“We better leave,” vigor and passion of the injustice quelled any sliver of revolution, two of the strongest entities present in the kingdom had strongly given their word. Nobles make the law and the police enforce said laws, hand in hand, untouchable by the common masses. Then again, Igna casually grabbed Theo’s wrist and pulled, cracks gave into stomach-churning screams, “-LET GO!”
“Keep it up,” said the officer, “-the grave’s only grown deeper.”
“Foolish,” he laughed and fird the grip, the wrist snapped, pained forced the noble to kneel “-do you know who I am?” he brazenly kicked the noble onto the floor, twisting his leather shoe into his cheeks. Cigar lit, he puffed and randomly kicked the man’s stomach, “-those at the top can do what they want to the weak,” he addressed the crowd, “-are my actions evil, or justified?” he kicked and stord onto the noble’s knee, destroying the joint, “-for one to so easily dismiss the life of a child in favor of his car, disgusting,” he spat, and focused onto the elbows, slowly crushing his bone, “-justice must be dealt personally. Here’s a lesson,” he extinguished the cigar onto the man’s open eye, “-be careful who thee sses with.”
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