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Instantly, everything went silent, and everyone stopped fighting. "What an honor to see the Skeleton Queen in action!" I told the shadows to go back to where they had come from, making me visible. "It won't be an honor in a minute." I snarled, and wrapped my legs around his neck tightly, cutting off his air supply. Then, as he struggled to breathe, I flipped us over, landing me on top of him. "I'm not some damned damsel in distress. And if you'd done your research properly, you'd know that." No one had anything to say. Or, not for a few minutes, at least. "You think you can defeat us? Your just a girl living in this fantasy world where the hero always beats the villains. But this time, it'll be the other way around." I realized it was the albino lady who had spoken. And I laughed. "You've got it all wrong. I'm not the one living in a fantasy world. You are." Suddenly, she threw Connor to the ground, and as much as I wanted to, I didn't rush over to his side. That'd be suicide. The villain I had pinned to the ground went limp, and I looked down to make sure he was knocked out, before standing, turning my attention to the lady. "Don't underestimate me, little girl. You have no idea who your messing with." I toyed with my daggers. "An insane, albino lady who's made of bluffs and lies, and gets insulted too easily. That's who I'm messing with." Connor propped himself up on his arms. "Don't toy with her-" "Shut it, you piece of shit. Now, where were we? Oh, that's right. I was about to teach you a lesson." I smirked, unable to contain my amusement. "And I was about to kick your ass."