Waukeen Cannot Die

"Good job, Fela." The Red Knight patted her red Phantom Horse, lowering her head to say nonchalantly, "Ah! I really didn't notice anyone else was nearby."

"Red Knight!" Waukeen looked at the vanishing Dimension Door and shouted, turning her head. "Are you trying to get me killed? I won't let you off!"

"Ah! Just like what you told Tempus, those things were all done by Bane and have nothing to do with you. How could you care about such a small matter?" The Red Knight looked down at her from on high. "Me too, how could I have known that Fela's reaction would be so fast?"

Who cares where a horse's hooves kick?

"I originally intended to throw a spear to send you on your way, but compared to an ending where you're merely heavily injured, perhaps it's better to help you face your own enemy directly."

Her heels lightly tapped that proud horse's flanks: "Let's go back, Fela."

Waukeen was furious, letting out a few shrill screeches of ah-ah-ah.

Hill could actually understand her anger. The Red Knight's Phantom Horse was quite famous, and a charging flying kick was her signature move.

Hill politely waited until this Red Knight vanished at the edge of the sky before sneering and directly dropping those twelve longswords.

Waukeen no longer had the strength to break free from the blizzard's shackles.

Yet the smile hanging on Hill's face vanished.

His powerful attack, laden with numerous bolts of thunder, was blocked by a sudden sky-full of fireworks. A figure wearing light gauze, with golden bells hanging from her bare feet, slowly emerged and blocked the way in front of Waukeen.

"Lliira!" There was the joy of a narrow escape in Waukeen's tone.

"Waukeen..." the beautiful blonde goddess sighed as she said, "Why didn't you