“You know what?” Willow asked. “What do you know, Ronin? What am I missing?” she whined.
“Nothing. I was just worried that's all,” Connor explained but Willow scowled at her answer.
“Fine,” Willow snapped but Connor paid it no mind.
“We need to go,” I slid up the wall and put on my jacket. I felt better now that the anecdote was in my body but I still felt off. “Please watch your step. Let's not challenge anyone else.”
“I'm confused,” Connor started. “How is it okay for you to fight the moondar in that crazy cage and they still think you're human but I couldn't do the same?”
“For one, my face is not new and I'm known to fight all kinds of creatures; two—you are new, much smaller than me and although you are strong, multiply your blows ten times. That's how hard those things hit. In or
