SCRIPT

"Drink," I said coldly as I turned away. I gave him the wooden vessel with the flower juice and a drop of my blood so he could drink it instead of me putting it on him. I'm tired of making my heart to race over and over again. Having feelings for someone like him will be a colossal mistake.

I seen how humans deceive and manipulate each other's hearts. How many worldly loves and how many disappointments have I witnessed in their world? People's love are shallow since most of them are readily swayed by temptation and lust. In addition, their lives are short; if I were to love, I would want us to stay together for a long time, but mortals grow old and die. For me, the length of their lives is insufficient.

I want to be able to feel love for the rest of my life. After a while, he accepted it, and as he drank it, I whispered another prayer, which ignited the extract. His bruises lighted up in different parts of his body at the same time and it vanished swiftly.

There appears to be no bruises on his body. "You're ready to get beaten again," I remarked quickly, and he raised an eyebrow at me. "You're very glad when your uncle hits me," he said coldly, and I nodded. "Of course!" I responded triumphantly. He swiftly stood up and turned away from me, but he stopped short and glanced at me, saying coldly, "Then I will let you have your fun." and my brow furrowed.

I was ready to say something, but he cut me off and he walked out with his speed. I shrug, since what do I know about what he's saying? The night came, and I was grateful to have a tranquil night.

I was startled out of my slumber when I heard a tremendous commotion coming from outside the palace. "What the hell is that noise?" I asked, irritated, for daylight was barely breaking and there seemed to be a ruckus outside the palace. Even though I couldn't fully open my eyes, I stood up and peered at the veranda.

"I TOLD YOU I'M STILL SLEEPY!" Uncle yelled angrily, as my eyes widened and my sleeping spirit awoke as I noticed Mino and uncle fighting outside the palace. Entrante! It's too early to fight! What thoughts did they have? Uncle's annoyance was clear as he attacked Mino, whom I could see struggling to avoid.

I didn't fumble any longer, and I got down to where they were fighting by manipulating a vine. "UNCLE! MINO! IT'S TOO EARLY TO BE THIS LOUD!" I yelled angrily, but they both seemed deaf, and uncle continued to attack as Mino began to wobble.

My eyes widened as uncle's powerful punch was about to land in Mino's face, but he quickly blocked it. Entrante! They are like toddlers that refuse to halt. "STOP IT!" I yelled, but Mino was now launching the attack while uncle dodged the left and right blows. Because they refused to listen, my head became even inflamed.

Because I was furious, I violently moved my hands, causing big roots to emerge from the earth and shake it. I immediately pointed my finger towards them, and the veins swiftly plummeted, surprising them both since it wrapped around their bodies, and I immediately drew them closer to me. They're both in front of me now, their bodies covered in roots.

"YOU'RE NOT LISTENING!" I exclaimed angrily, as both of them appeared surprised by what I had done. "What gotten into your narrow brains?" I asked at both of them, who are still speechless. "You ask him; I'm simply sleeping quietly, Vreihya!" Uncle stated authoritatively, staring at Mino, whom I also raised my eyebrows at.

"I merely invited him to duel," he remarked nonchalantly, and I massaged my head in frustration. "You can fight at noon, but not now!" I said angrily at them. "He stated he wants to make you happy, Vreihya!" uncle explained that's why I stared at him confused.

"Make me happy?" I wondered, as uncle signaled me with his lips to look at the mortal. "I thought you were pleased when I got beaten?" Mino's casual statement irritated me. Fine! Go ahead! He's looking for a pleasant tussle! Fine!

I immediately waved my hand, and both of them were free of the roots, returning to where they came from. I gazed at them without emotion and waved my hand, and a chair made of vines appeared next to me. I sit here emotionless, sneering at them. "Go on! Fight! Entertain me!" I looked at them coldly and arrogantly leaned against the back of the chair. My brows quickly lifted since they hadn't moved.

They both glanced at the surrounding trees after a while because it suddenly created a noise at the same time as enormous and sharp thorns emerged from their bodies. I merely gazed coldly at them, but I noticed the sudden seriousness on their expressions. Entertain the hell out of me!

They both moved away from me a few minutes later, as though they were getting ready for their clash. Mino charged forward, which uncle easily avoided, but his attacks escalated. Uncle couldn't bear it any longer and seized Mino's fist while simultaneously kicking his side. Mino took off rapidly, but he quickly came to a halt and attacked back.

Uncle promptly countered the attack, and Mino gasped as a result of the powerful blow from uncle that impacted his stomach. He quickly dropped to his knees and groaned. They both looked at me because I yawned out of boredom and drowsiness. Seriously? Is that all? This battle isn't even entertaining.

Mino's cocky grin immediately made me worry. What exactly is this man up to? He appears to be pondering something that I will not approve of. I immediately attempted to read his mind, but I felt it was closed. Entrante! Mino, don't do something dumb!

Uncle threw a blow while Mino was still on his knees, but he swiftly sprang up and ran away. He instantly grabbed uncle's arm and hoisted him up like a sack with all his power before throwing him somewhere. But uncle's body paused in the air before it impacted the tree with sharp and large thorns.

Because I was being hit by the sun's rays, I crossed my legs and somewhat protected my face with my palm. Entrante! I will not be satisfied even if I watch them all day. I'm getting bored! I was going to get up and leave when uncle released what appeared to be sharp winds that regular eyes couldn't perceive but I could plainly see their shape and sharpness.

"Unc-" I immediately sprang up and gasped in my mouth as the sharp wind rushed in Mino's direction, shredding various sections of his clothing as blood gushed from it. I'm not sure why, but I became furious. "UNCLE! DO NOT USE MAGIC!" I snorted, but he didn't even turn to face me.

Mino promptly wiped the blood from his cheek caused by the sharp wind. What exactly are these two doing? Mino quickly stood up straight and extended his hand, as if daring uncle to rush. Uncle immediately kicked the air, and a strong wind came out of his forces and swiftly hit Mino, and my eyes immediately opened because he was thrown by it.

I quickly shifted my hand, and the enormous thorns on the tree vanished as Mino's back hit it. It would probably bury itself in him if I didn't pull it out straight immediately. "Entrante! Uncle! Do you intend to kill him?" I yelled fiercely, but he didn't respond.

The two quickly exchanged venomous looks, and a few minutes later they raced towards each other. I'm running out of patience! I quickly intervened between the two of them, and with my gesture, two enormous trees emerged on both sides of me, and I heard them collide.

They both groaned in pain, and I dropped the large tree to the ground. Their noses hit the tree and they clutched into it as they both cried with agony. "Entrante! I withdraw! You're getting me stuck between your issues!" uncle shouted as he gripped his nose, while Mino stayed face down on the grass gripping his nose as well.

"Just hurt him, Vreihya! This is entirely his idea!" uncle wiped the blood from his nose instantly. "What do you mean?" I ask, my expression icy. "He said I should torture him so you can have fun!" uncle exclaimed as he straightened his royal robes.

Because I was enraged, I smacked my forehead violently. "And why did you agree, uncle? You're too old for games like this!" I scoffed. "I have nothing else to do, so I'll join his scheme!" he said to me as my nostrils suffocated in displeasure. "I thought you were still sleeping?" I snorted at him. "That's part of the script, Vreihya!" he replies casually, as if I'm not going to be upset.

I couldn't take my annoyance any longer, and with my motion, both of them screamed as they were abruptly dragged by the vines that I manipulated, and a few seconds later, they were both tied to a large tree. They each had their own complaint and fought tirelessly to be free.

"YOU'LL BOTH DIE THERE!" I exclaimed fiercely, flipping my hair and turned my back on them. I'll leave them there all day since they annoy me this early in the morning.