"It's... it's over..."
Cui Xiya had now grasped the situation too. When she saw the young knight in silver-white, gold-trimmed lion armor and the Light Fairy in his hand, she realized they were done for.
But the Light Fairy looked familiar-extremely familiar-and her attention drifted that way uncontrollably.
"You... you're..."
Cui Xiya frowned, but she just couldn't place her. She kept feeling she ought to say something, only to forget it as soon as it reached her lips, as though she had amnesia.
The other fairy recognized Cui Xiya first, however. With an exaggerated expression, she pointed and shouted, "Oh my goodness, it's 'Useless Cui Xiya'!"
"What did you say!"
Cui Xiya felt inexplicably angry. Perhaps the anger stimulated her, because her memories suddenly flowed freely too. She immediately retorted in an infuriatingly snide tone, "Well, well, well~~~ if it isn't 'Incompetent Cui Bisi'!"
"What did you say!"
Cui Bisi flew into a rage, reacting much as Cui Xiya had.
The two Light Fairies then started grappling as though no one else were there, hurling insults as they fought. One kept saying "useless," the other "incompetent." Reinhardt, who had been about to speak, was left awkwardly scratching his head in confusion. His gaze turned toward the blazing fire nearby and the hundreds of ships within it.
Yang Yi's body was tense, his palms sweating as he sent Su Na a private message.
"He's a Paladin.
If things go wrong, flee immediately. Don't hesitate. I have a way to deal with him."
Su Na gave no response, merely staring coldly at Lionheart Knight Reinhardt on the deck.
By then, Cui Xiya and Cui Bisi's duel had already produced a winner.
Honestly, though, there hadn't been much suspense.
Not only was Cui Xiya several centimeters taller than Cui Bisi, she was also