Kriishens The Invincible Race

Surprise Behind The Rocks

Author: Kall.Berti

Editor & Translator: Shaduum

You seem to be smarter, kriishen! He spoke, his voice coming out from behind a rock that was closer than the others.

_I do not pretend to be a hero here, giant man.

It was too much of a coward, thought Shangrall, who did not believe that his father called that stupid creature "sir."

_You can call me Gigaulos, I am the head of the giants of the nearest village, the welcoming Gargaullus.

_And I am Tallium, a Kriishen who still has a lot to learn.

_I do not believe that this is the case with Kriishen Tallium, maybe your little companion has more to learn than you ... Let her go, Gigantinhus, enough of a joke. The boss of the giants ordered.

_Ah! But it was so much fun! Gigantinhus replied without letting go.

_Wait! I know that name! That's right, I know you.

_Oh, really? will you tell me that i am your father too ?.

_You great stupid! How dare you compare yourself to my father?

_Shangrall! Enough! Be silent so that he can release you. scolded Tallium.

_That's right Gigantinhus! Release the little kriishen. Confirmed Gigaulos.

Then the giant that attended to Gigantinhus began to lower her to the ground and release her hands slowly.

_Is it better now, little brave?

_I will be as soon as I take my sword, cut his tongue, teach him good manners and then take his head off.

_I said that is enough, Shangrall. Don't you know how to use courtesy with our hosts? Tallium asked.

_Host? You mean we're going to go through their village?

_Much better my dear daughter. We will sleep in one of its cabulanas. (huts)

_I refuse to even go into anything like this ... this ... Krashiri !! What are you doing here? And why are you here? She asked, all afraid, remembering the emperor's words of warning.

_So you know the great father Krashiri? Gigantinhus asked without believing.

_I did not know that Krashiri was the father of some giant. My father, the emperor had said that to me, but I always thought it was a bad joke and that he just wanted to scare me.

_It can be seen that you do not even know your father, little brave. Gigantinhus scoffed, always playful.

_Rakrushi! Shut up, you nosy giant.

Then Krashiri, all around bands and plants, said politely:

_Shangrall, my protégé, I will ask you to be more polite, since you are facing the head of the giants of the north and guardian of the village Gargaullus, the current and cozy war hut. So have a little more respect for the great Gigaulos.

_What does that matter to me Krashiri, no one is bigger or better warrior than my father, the emperor.

_So you are ready to be received by our race as any enemy? Asked Gigaulos, in a tone that made Shangrall think before answering him.

And for the first time she thought what the consequences of her actions would be, and considered that she needed her new father's intervention in that difficult moment.

_Do not look at me Shangrall, I thought you considered me as a father, but all I see is you idolizing the emperor more and more, and never taking into account my presence at your side. So from now on, know how to make your decisions and suffer the consequences of them. But don't forget that if you want to be respected as a princess, an authority or even as the daughter of an emperor, you will have to act with dignity and respect. Do this and you will have mutual respect and trust in return and many reasons to be proud of later.

Shangrall's gaze changed to a bright red and his features changed.

_I don't need anyone, not even you, father, to defend me. I will also not demean myself to lower races who should be on their knees at my feet and thanking them for allowing them to live on my planet.

_Your self-confidence is very great, Shangrall, but that is not enough to make you feel better than anyone who is here, whether he is a Kriishen or not. Krashiri replied, looking relieved to say all that, without risking being punished by his emperor.

_I should have executed you when I had the chance, you worthless. Shangrall shouted in unrestrained anger.

_Don't say that about your old instructor, daughter. You still haven't learned enough to challenge him like that.

_I have no reason to fear him, father, if I really wanted to, I would win him in a fight very easily.

_Hey little brave, I would like to see you try. Gigantinhus spoke a little euphorically, almost shaking her.

_I wouldn't lower myself so much, having to fight you again, you silly giant, and stop shaking me, you stupid. Shangrall replied to the point of bursting with rage.

_Let me teach this arrogant little Kriishen, great father Krashiri, a lesson? Gigantinhus insisted to Krashiri

_No my son, avoid a confrontation with her, because she is still part of the imperial family and we could have problems faster than you think, because of that.