Chapter 49: Chapter 49 – A Petty Revenge

I let the small dragon on my shoulder return to where it originated as it disappeared into a mote of purple light.

All my summons lived in a different dimension, just like my inventory. In the game, they lived in a garden that I could enter by pressing the menu Garden. Of course, I also decorated the garden so they could live comfortably.

Now then… Knowing Blaze wouldn’t stop me lifted a single plan out of my plan list.

That was actually the hardest part of the plan, how to make Blaze get out of this messed cage of Kyoto and my plan.

Thinking that Commander Amamiya had already told her to stay out of it relieved me. Thanks to that, I didn’t need to blast her out of Kyoto.

“So, what are you waiting for? Find the balloons! I assure you I won’t move from this place. Ah, you can leave that girl named Magiya Blaze here to watch us if you are worried.” I flopped down on edge and swung my legs casually. Akari sat beside me and imitated what I did.

We could fly, so we weren’t afraid of falling to the ground. As for Akari, I knew she just imitated what I did. The way she acted reminded me of a little girl following her respected older sister, which was cute.

Blaze looked at me with a complicated gaze. It was mixed with disbelief and worry; most importantly, she looked annoyed. Hahaha, my bad. But I need to do this, or they won’t take me seriously.

Celes looked at me suspiciously. She didn’t believe what I had just said and whispered something to the new girl.

“You stay here with Magiya Blaze. I don’t really believe them.”

“Yes, Magiya Celes.” The new girl nodded, following the chestnut-haired girl’s order.

I didn’t know what she meant by them. It could be Akari and me, but I think it was more like she included Blaze in them too.

Was it jealousy that I felt from her? Or was it just her competitive spirit? But it was clear Magiya Celes didn’t like Magiya Blaze at all.

Of course, Blaze couldn’t hear them because she was hovering a bit away from them. Heck, I looked at her and saw she was staring at me without blinking. She didn’t even care about Celes and the new girl. Her gaze only focused on me.

“If you look at me like that, then I will be shy, you know? Fufufufu.” I chuckled shyly under my mask and brought my hand closer to my mouth.

A visible vein popped up on Blaze’s temple. Oops, I forgot. No teasing in Kyoto.

“How can we trust you? It will be faster if we just apprehend you right here and now.” Magiya Celes returned to her position and glared at me with a gaze full of animosity.

“Really?” I tilted my head to the side with a teasing movement. “You can always try, you know? But who knows? Maybe my hand slipped, and I accidentally commanded the 10 big Dragons to be released at once and burned this beautiful city accidentally.”

I empathized accidentally twice so she understood I could command the Dragons to raze the ground with just a gesture of my hand.

I found out one thing from the information I gathered and what I saw directly. Magiya Celes was delusional. She thought everything would go her way and had the most authority in this city.

And I will prove her wrong. She’s just nothing.

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It originated from the fact she didn’t appreciate me at all even when I came to help. I hated being ignored and thought of as nothing. My pride didn’t allow it.

Indeed, it was just an act of petty revenge that was caused by my own. I didn’t care to involve the whole city at all. I was childish, and I admitted that. No one knew me better than I did. Only one person had the hope to stop me, but that person wasn’t here anymore.

The world had robbed him out of me. So I became twisted, bent I may be but not broken. Thanks to my friend and Blaze. So when I saw Blaze being blatantly ignored by this chick, a bit of anger slipped into my mind. And I told you, I couldn’t hold my desire.

Chaos was the first thing I thought of when I was angry. So I did this. Well, I did admit I had fun too, but my main goal was to send a message to this girl who didn’t understand what a Magical Girl was at all.

Kindness was the base of Magical Girl. When she didn’t appreciate my little help, she was disqualified as a Magical Girl in my mind. If only I knew her Giant patron, maybe I would visit him and give him an earful. Maybe a little beating if he didn’t listen to me.

Anyway, I loved to see her frowning in terror in front of me. Look at that expression. She looked like she just ate a bitter pill made from a combination of traditional Chinese medicine. It was funny, and I laughed hard.

“Ahahaha, you think you can stop me? Let me tell you something, Magiya Celes.”

At first, I wanted to materialize my Mana and show her the image of the mighty Bahamut that towered more than 50 meters in size. But that would just expose my real identity.

That was where Akari’s part came into play. I nudged her feet with mine, and she understood it immediately.

In Deepland… Or rather, Magical Giants, Bahamut was one of the 4 great Beasts. It was literally the king of the sky. But on the land, there was a Beast that was called the king, and even Bahamut had a hard time dealing with this Beast.

Bahamut didn’t control every Dragon that existed in Deepland. No! The Beast only controlled Dragons that could fly. The ground Dragons were controlled by another Beast. A beast that governed the poison and was considered a Dragon in some places and fantasies.

But it was also called a snake. In Japan, it was often mistaken as Yamata-no-Orochi, an eight-headed and eight-tailed serpent. But it wasn’t that. Yamata-no-Orochi only had 8 heads, while this Beast had 9 heads.

This Beast was called a nine-headed Hydra.

9 green snakes appeared behind my back as Akari used her illusion. I also oppress them with my Mana. I used the same amount I used when I materialized it, but I purposely didn’t make Bahamut appear this time to make an illusion that 9 green snakes around my body were my materialized Mana.

Oh, how funny this was. And how sad it was that I couldn’t see this image anymore. This one wasn’t even as good as the original, just a fraction of its grand image.

My previous threat was nowhere near this one. Magiya Celes now clearly paled and understood that she shouldn’t look down on me. I grinned under my fox mask and stopped swinging my legs.

The snakes approached Celes, and she didn’t even move. Her body was frozen in fear.

“Try me.”

I exclaimed while being accompanied by crazy laughter that came from Akari’s mouth. She was really fit to be a villain. Umu, good acting!

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