Calmness soothed her heart once her enemies got closer, but that didn't allow her to be scared. Not at all in the figment of her imagination as far as she was concerned.

She was lucky enough to chant a spell before her enemies struck her. The white light emitted from her palm and made those monsters disappear in black dust. Their screams echoed into her ears when they tried to cover their faces from the light.

Feeling no scratches on her, she reopened my eyes and saw them gone. She grinned big with her excited gasp. She finally made those monsters disappear in a second.

Then another monster's roar vibrated behind her. Turning around in haste, she widened her eyes and gasped when the fat monster got close enough to her and raised its claw up in the air, above its head.

Oh, shit!

She jumped to the side just in time to dodge the monster's attack. It roared at her and was getting ready to fly towards her.

She tried to quickly get up from the ground, yet it was already close enough to her. It swung its claw downward against her, causing her to roll over to the side.

Once it struck against the ground instead, she turned to it and started to pant, swallowing her own saliva. Although the dirt entered her nose, she quickly breathed it out to prevent it from reaching her lungs. It turned to and roared at her again, flying its way towards her.

She was about to get up from the ground, yet shadows of flying monsters were cast over her, listening to their vicious chuckles. She quickly turned around and gasped out of horror to see five skinny monsters standing there, getting their claws ready for an attack.

She quickly turned the other way and was about to run around that fat monster, yet three more of them arrived near it; they also got their claws out ready to strike her.

She stood up from the ground and hoped to find a way out of her situation. She couldn't find it, no matter how hard she tried, no matter how many times her mind desperately wanted to think of a way out of her possible death trap.

She wanted to cast a spell on these assholes, yet she couldn't decide which one she would like to kill. She wished she knew a spell that could destroy them all at once.

As soon as one of the skinny ones tried to attack her, "Akaromba!" was all the chant that she heard someone said behind her. Seeing the monster's cry behind me from the lightning strike, it immediately disappeared in black dust and she quickly turned around, wondering what the hell was going on with her eyes wandering around sideways.

The monsters were as curious as she was, with fear striking their hearts. There it was none other than Rhydian with purple lightning bolts surrounding her hand, chuckling with a smirk on her face. She couldn't believe Rhydian came all this way to rescue her.

"So you decided to fight all along, huh?" Rhydian asked when she looked Dilara in the eye.

"Well, with my family in danger earlier, and guards getting killed in combat, I didn't have much of a choice there, did I?" Dilara answered.

"Very well then, I supposed," Rhydian said. "Mind if I join you?"

"I would most certainly be pleased, Rhydian."

All the skinny ones turned around and flew their way towards Rhydian, getting their claws out ready for combat. Once one of the fat monsters roared behind her with its claw raised up, Dilara quickly turned around and aimed her palm at it while holding onto her arm for straight aiming purposes.

Dilara managed to chant her spell at it just in time for the white light to stop its attack. All the fat monsters disappeared in black dust, in a few seconds.

After that, she turned to Rhydian and noticed all the monsters were suddenly gone from their existence. She assumed Rhydian got rid of them all, wanting to get Rhydian and get the hell out of there as quickly as possible.

Dashing her steps towards Rhydian, Rhydian rushed after Dilara back. Once they got close to one another, the monsters' roars echoed all around them as those monsters surrounded them.

Dilara and Rhydian quickly turned around and leaned their backs against each other, while the monsters flew closer to them. They both glared at their enemies and Dilara gritted her teeth.

Dilara and Rhydian both took a look around and saw some monsters that were skinny, and others were fat. They had yet to see any land monsters in sight as far as she knew beforehand.

As soon as Dilara and Rhydian defeated those monsters before them, new ones started popping up! She couldn't believe she and Rhydian needed to fight them off before they get out of here.