Beatrix's eyes widened as she saw the situation around her. Crazed Burmecians attacking? What madness was this? And how dare they attacked now, at a time like this! Had they no respect? No dignity? No restraint. Still, Beatrix kept the fury under wraps. Nothing would come of revealing this weakness at a time like this.
Drawing her sword, the Save the Queen, she prepared to rush into the fray. She always took this blade with her everywhere she went. Now, Beatrix was glad she did this. Otherwise she would have had to rely on magic alone, and, fearsome as it was, she would have to fight close range against an army this immense.
As if to confirm this thought, a Burmecian flew at her with a shortsword, stabbing wildly at her. Beatrix dodged and sliced downwards, cutting clean through the Burmecian's torso. He fell to the ground, wounded, maybe dying. Beatrix didn't know, or care. She moved into a group of Burmecians surrounding civilians and gathered magic to her fingertips. She had used this in her battles against Vivi. How fittig that she would use it now.
Standing in front of the civilians toprotect them from the effects of the spell, she let the magic fly in a sizzling burst of electricity. It was Stock Break, the powerful spell that had won her so many battles. The Burmecian soldiers, lifted off their feet, flew back to hit their spines off the ground. Beatrix pulled up the civilians and glared at them. "Go, run!" she snapped, and when they did, turned back to face the aggressive Burmecians, brandishing her sword.
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The little girl continued to skip through Alexandria. Her eyes gleamed with emotion. But it was not the terror or sorrow of any other child. No. This was joy. Delight at how the groups were tearing each other apart, she moved on. None of the attackers so much as touched a hair on her head. A little smile, then a giggle, escaped the tiny figure's rose red lips, then she was lost to sight in the bloodshed.
Drawing her sword, the Save the Queen, she prepared to rush into the fray. She always took this blade with her everywhere she went. Now, Beatrix was glad she did this. Otherwise she would have had to rely on magic alone, and, fearsome as it was, she would have to fight close range against an army this immense.
As if to confirm this thought, a Burmecian flew at her with a shortsword, stabbing wildly at her. Beatrix dodged and sliced downwards, cutting clean through the Burmecian's torso. He fell to the ground, wounded, maybe dying. Beatrix didn't know, or care. She moved into a group of Burmecians surrounding civilians and gathered magic to her fingertips. She had used this in her battles against Vivi. How fittig that she would use it now.
Standing in front of the civilians toprotect them from the effects of the spell, she let the magic fly in a sizzling burst of electricity. It was Stock Break, the powerful spell that had won her so many battles. The Burmecian soldiers, lifted off their feet, flew back to hit their spines off the ground. Beatrix pulled up the civilians and glared at them. "Go, run!" she snapped, and when they did, turned back to face the aggressive Burmecians, brandishing her sword.
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The little girl continued to skip through Alexandria. Her eyes gleamed with emotion. But it was not the terror or sorrow of any other child. No. This was joy. Delight at how the groups were tearing each other apart, she moved on. None of the attackers so much as touched a hair on her head. A little smile, then a giggle, escaped the tiny figure's rose red lips, then she was lost to sight in the bloodshed.