Chapter 30

She roared in frustration. She pulled a sword from her back and transformed back into a human. "You have gotten stronger."

"Do not underestimate me." She raised her sword at me, but I clung to it with my sword. We kept fighting, and I tried to look for a spot to hit her without hurting her.

I backed up, bending slightly toward her to miss her strike.

Taking a step back, I grabbed my sword with my two hands and spun—the clinging of steel against steel had been going on for more than a minute when I struck her shoulder.

She started to bleed, then roared again. I met her stare with a smile and struck again. She wasn't fast enough to block it, so I pierced the sword into her chest and drew it out.

She was getting sloppy now as blood dripped down the front of her leather jacket.

I was done messing around. She was making it far too easy.

I lifted her up from the ground; her red eyes flashed. "You are weak! Go back to your master... I'm coming for his head." I said as I threw her across th
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