The life of the supernatural and man is never at peace. Humans who call themselves ‘THE HUNTER’ make the lives of supernatural beings such as Bunian, wolves, witches, and vampires unsafe. They believe in ‘the supernatural that makes human life a mess’. Therefore, they established an organization that is overthrowing the kingdom of the supernatural. Since then, the war between the human race and the supernatural has never ended.

A woman who believes in the existence of both lives has reason to stabilize the atmosphere on earth. She learned a lot about each of their events and intended to spread the good of every truth. To make that dream come true, she approached the supernatural to get to know them more closely and personally. She moves into the forest hoping she can reach at least one creature.

To shorten the story, she collided with two wolves during her journey into the forest. While her life was on the verge of death, a white tiger attacked the wolf until both animals lost their breath.

The tiger looked at the woman. The tiger's eyes were stabbed right into her soul. Slowly, it approached the woman, causing her to retreat. Without realizing it, she had moved so far that her back touched the tree material and stopped her steps. She was scared but kept looking at the tiger's eyes.

However, the woman cannot escape the strange feeling toward the beast. The tiger approached her and spontaneously the woman closed her eyes in chills and thought it was the last day she felt life. However, her guess is wrong when she only hears the sound of sniffing and breathing from the tiger alone. Nothing happens. However, her heart is still beating fast.

What's going on?

She opened her eyes with a question mark. She was shocked to see the white tiger still in front of her. However, after seeing the tiger's position sitting, it made the woman less afraid.

It doesn’t attack?

Their eyes remain the opposite. This time, she felt two different feelings: tranquillity and desire. Reversed in the calmness she felt, she felt the desire to touch the tiger. Unbeknownst to her, she had approached the tiger. Her hands approached and touched the tiger's face. She can tell the difference in size between her hand and the tiger's head. The tiger tilted its head to feel the girl's touch again and produces a sound of purring. The girl smiled sweetly at the animal's reaction, suppose to be a beast.

As the woman extended her other hand, the tiger seemed to jerk and roared loudly on the girl's face. The tiger's eyes turn a sparkling blue. From the tiger's eyes, it saw a frightened woman standing in front of them. Her eyes were watering as if she wanted to cry, but not a single step was expected to escape. The girl still chose to stand up and wait there.

From her point of view, she saw the blue eyes become less and less. Suddenly, the woman’s voice from her mind was heard, "You shouldn't be here."

She was shocked to hear the sound. The voice reappeared, “Run before it's too late.”

The white tiger left the woman alone. Her feet trembled until she fell to the ground.

“I found her.” She smiles tiredly.

Her eyes became blurred and her body fell to the ground. Everything becomes dark.

Like a cheerful child, there is a group of men chasing after a student in the corridor of the Lecture Room building.

“Who arrives the last, he has to spend one group for lunch!” A boy in the foreground screamed at his long-lost friends.

He was too boastful to mock his members at the back and kept running without seeing what was in front of him. Unable to turn forward, he finally slammed something in front of him and caused a small riot to take place in front of the 301st Lecture Room. Everyone who saw the incident was speechless. Even the group was stopped by surprise by the occasion but still continued to approach their man.

“Hey Zek, are you okay?” Ask one of the men in a state of anxiety.

Zek rubbed his painful head like something he had broken. Without saying anything, he just nodded to answer that question. The fallen man heard the voice of another person who also groaned in pain. He immediately turned to the sound and saw a girl lying on the door of the lecture room. Zek became restless and woke up to the woman.

“Are you okay? Anything injured?” Before his hand could touch the woman's shoulder, his hand was brushed away.

Zek was a bit surprised by the reaction. He tried to be nice to the girl but instead, he had a cold response.

“I'm fine. Thank you.” The girl tried to kneel down and straighten her clothes before picking up all her messy books.

Zek, naturally, also helped the woman to collect books near her. At that moment, he reached for a book that caught his attention.

“White Tiger...” He turned the book over but the girl's hand was quicker to reach the book again.

“Thank you.” The woman ran away leaving the disturbed Zek kneeling there.

“Guys, who is that?” He looked up at his friends but found that they had far away leaving Zek alone.

"Did they just leave me here?" He got up and took a deep breath.

He turned his head again to the girl who was entering the emergency exit and quickly descending the stairs.

Why do I want to know so much about her?

The bell rings indicating the class will start in 5 minutes. Thanks to the bell for waking up Zek from his reverie. He rushed to his class and found that the lecturer had not yet arrived.

Fuh. Lucky me.

His eyes searched for his friends. They waved at Zek and had already cleared a seat in their midst for their alpha.

"You guys are useless. All of you just leave me alone there." They all laughed.

"We still have to get here early, boss." A boy with a reddish brown quiff answered.

"For the first time, you're the last, Zek." One of the group laughed at the sentence of one of them with glasses and curly hair.

Zek also joined them in laughing together as if it was just a joke they were used to making.

"Who cares, I'm rich after all," Zek said with a gesture. They were also excited to hear the words from Zek.

Their leader looked at the entrance to his classroom, wondering when his lecturer would enter the door. At the same time, a man tripped over his foot in the middle of the stairs. Zek, who saw the incident, began to remember the cold face of the girl in his mind. He turned to face the others. Those who had already taken out their study materials and tools also turned to the alpha.

"That girl just now, who is she? Why do I not know her?"

"Oh, the girl. Matt, you tell him me. You seem to know the full story from us." Said one of them to the undercut blond boy.

Matt pointed to himself in a confused state. Everyone nodded quickly because they clearly didn't want to talk about the girl.

“Damn, you guys are truly useless”

Zek looked at Matt expecting the story to begin. Seeing the man's hopeful look, he gave in.

"Fine, I'll tell you." Their excitement beat Zek’s who had just heard the story for the first time.

"That girl, you really don't know her, Zek. She’s just an ordinary citizen. Her name is Adah Roman. Before you came in here, she was like the other people. Sociable, active."

"Sociable? Are you sure?" Zek cut the story.

“Just now? She just changed.”

“Why?” His curiosity went to its peak.

"Because something happened to her 2 semesters ago. She went to the forest, she said she was doing research on her study. So, she went into the forest to look for material. I don't know if it was intentional or not, she ended up crossing the border of supernatural beings." Zek's expression changed to worry.

"What happens after that?" Zek's heart was pounding waiting for the end of the story.

"We don't really know what actually happened. You know, she disappeared for 3 days. But, when one of the Hunters found her, she had passed out with 2  dead wolves next to her."

“Wolves?” Zek asked. Matt nodded.

"When she woke up, people asked her how she could survive. She just answered, 'White Tiger'. Who wants to believe that." They laughed at Mat's sarcasm.

On the other hand, Zek just kept silent. He leaned back against the chair. His mind was reminded of the book he had touched while helping Adah just now.

White Tiger, huh?

Zek seemed to want to know what happened to the rest. Therefore, he asked Mat again about the rest of the story.

"That’s the end. Who wants to believe what she says? I mean, white tiger? That's a legendary story, Zek."

"Then, how does the case close?" Zek asked again.

"People think she's hallucinating or caught in the trap of the witch lady's magic. After all, she was in the forest for 3 days. The deads were like a long time ago. So, people don't believe it. Because of her 'White Tiger' story, most people started to stay away from her because they thought she was not sane anymore. Since then, she began to isolate herself from the public."

Zek just nodded. This story is important because it involves the supernatural and the real world. He thought that was weird that he never knew about the story at all.

"Guys, class is canceled." Shouted a student who had just entered from the front door.

Everyone in the class was stunned and turned to each other. Like not believing the statement announced.

"You are not joking, right? How do you know?” Jamal shouted from behind.

"Just got that information earlier. Prof has something urgent to attend. So, he will give assignments through our learning portal later. That's all." The student carried the bag and left the class.

Everyone saw him leave the class excitedly. Since the student was the class representative who always met the lecturers, no one could object. Therefore, everyone agreed. After all, who doesn't like to have their class canceled? There are many other things they can do. One of them is shopping and food.

"Boss, don't forget you have a debt, boss," Razak whispered from Jamal's side.

They patted his shoulder, giving a 'thump-up' gesture as a sign of agreement with his reminder. Razak, the only human to call Zek boss, blushed at the praise. Zek sighed heavily. Actually, his mind and heart had other ideas for that free time. But, the group is faster to give suggestions.

"Yeah whatever, you drive. I'm too lazy to drive my car." They clapped happily.

They carried their bags and left the classroom. After leaving the classroom, Zek turned towards the door of Lecture Room 301. His memory flashed back in his mind.

‘Alas, I just wanted to find that girl back.’

He scratched his non-itchy head and stepped heavily past the area.

~

Today should be a quiet day for her. But, the incident changed everything. She knew her day was now going to be out of her comfort zone. How does she know? Instinct.

She was in the library, sitting in the chair that was her place every time she went there. That is, the most inward place and adjacent to the window. At least, the view outside the window full of trees and the thick forest calmed her down after her crazy day. The corner was also blocked by two full shelves causing her not to be seen by the crowd that was there. The two shelves were filled only with books of fairy tales and legends. Because her world took the two things for granted, the section became bland immediately. But, her instincts were right this time.

She heard a voice coming from behind the shelf approaching her. Today was the most unexpected day for other humans to approach the place. Especially, after the accident happened. What makes her stressed even more is, the voice stopped right in front of her. Only the bookshelf is the only barrier between them. Adah put on her headphones to prevent herself from hearing their conversation. Gossip is one of the things she dislikes the most. Before the song started playing, she heard something unexpected. Adah's fingers stopped pressing the song in her phone application.

“Is that the girl?”

She continued her work and acted as if she didn't hear anything. Her fingers were busy pressing the keys of her laptop, occasionally reaching for her notebook as if she were busy working.

"Yes. First thing, she talks nonsense about things that don't exist. After that, she rejected and pushed Zek." They whispered but loud enough for her to hear every word.

What the…. First of all, who the fuk is Zek? Plus, do they really don’t have anything to do other than gossip?*

She took a deep breath. Too tired to deal with every human burden around her. Since she woke up from her unconsciousness that day, one story after another about herself was created. Even funnier, none of the stories about her are true. They don’t even know her well to talk back about her.

"I heard he slept with the lecturer because he wanted to get high marks in class."

I scored even a long time ago and no one said anything about that thing. So, why suddenly does this sht even exist?*

"Seriously? That is why she always scores! What is life like that? It's disgusting."

You are disgusting. Talk about people behind their backs? 

"What if she's not human?"

What the heck? Where did she get this story? Are they really this desperate to talk about people?

"I heard he was a witch. Not really human"

If it's true, seriously, I’ll just spell the magic on you a long time ago.

Adah shook her head and threw all the thoughts away from her mind. She clicked on one of the songs in the YouTube app to distract herself. She turned up the volume of the song until both two girls' voices drowned out. Now, she is more focused on her work.

Unbeknownst to Adah, there was a pair of eyes watching the situation from afar. Not long after, she approached two students who were busy gossiping.

“Hey.” Immediately their heads turned.

What they saw made their eyes widen.

"You guys seem busy. May I join you guys?" Her voice was slow but the aura she gave off was very frightening.

Her shoulders were against the bookshelf and looked at the two of them with a cold gaze.

"Rosie!" The reaction of one of the girls was half screaming.

Rosie didn't say anything. She just tilted her head as a sign for them to leave. The two of them frantically ran to leave the section while blaming each other.

"It's you. I told you not to."

"Why me? You're the one who wants to know who she is, damn you."

Rosie just kept quiet and let them continue arguing. What they did was the thing she didn't want to know the most. As their voices disappeared, Rosie looked at Adah from between the books. She sighed heavily. Her face clearly radiated a thousand feelings, but none of them could be expressed. She stepped to the empty table in behind Adah. Like the two female students earlier, only the shelf separated them. This time, they both only care about each other's work.

~

A month ago…

The pages of her book were flipped to the next page. She stand her chin with her left hand and continued reading. The situation of the library on the 3rd floor is very comfortable and quiet. The wind that enters every window fills every space of the floor, cool enough to not turn on the air conditioning.

Adah is reading a book without paying attention to the people passing by around him. Groups of students were whispering and laughing softly to her right but that still didn't disturb her concentration. That's how she is when she's in his world. Everything sounded vague to him.

“HAA!!” Someone patted her on the shoulder while shouting.

“HAAA!!” Unintentionally, Adah also screamed.

The girl laughed heartily at Adah's lively reaction. She quickly turned to look at the girl behind her with a confused face. Seeing her like that, made the girl laugh even harder. She tried hard to keep her voice from getting louder.

"Rosie!” Adah hit her sister's arm with a half-screaming voice.

“Ow, Ow. Okay, Okay! Forgive me!” Rosie quickly gave in since she couldn't bear Adah's persistent blows.

She stopped hitting when she heard her friend complaining of pain, “Serve yourself. You deserve that. Ergh.”

Adah looked around them, worried that the librarian would rush in and drive them out. Luckily, fate is right on their side. Not only was the librarian not around them, but the other students weren't around either.

“I’m sorry, okay?.” Rosie pulled a chair to Adah's left and leaned her back.

“But still, you should see your face just now.” She laughed recalling her sister's reaction five minutes ago.

Another punch landed on her arm. This time, Adah ignored the curly-haired woman's complaint and just continued her reading. Rosie looked at her. Her eyes returned to the book in her hand. She moved the girl's hand away from the face for the cover of the book and the picture of a white tiger was emblazoned on its cover.

“Seriously, Adah? This book again? You have read this book 5 times. Aren't you bored?”

“I'm fine with it. If you like something, you always can do it as many times as you like. Like you, no matter how naughty you are, I can still face you because I love you.” Adah flashed the sweetest smile, melting Rosie's heart already tender.

All the students at the college knew how fierce Rosie was but the title made no sense to Adah. Her sister always takes care of Adah no matter where she is. The nature of a sister to her younger sister does not change at all no matter how strange she is.

Their age gap of 11 months allows them both to be in the same year. Although they are not in the same class, Rosie always chooses to be with Adah whenever she has free time. Many think they are in love because they are too close and unlike other siblings, they show a deep love for each other. Leaving it like that, they don't even care about the gossip that spreads about them and they are also lazy to explain to them.

“What you’re so interested in them? I don’t understand.” Rosie put her head on the table but didn't take her eyes off Adah.

“Why not?” Adah lifted her head using her right hand so that she was facing Rosie.

"Adah, we have learned many things since we were in primary school. How did the war between us happen, the first war? Even in college, there are ready to make additional classes for the topic of the supernatural."

“And you believe all of that?” That sentence made Rosie’s eyes meet Adah’s who didn't show any surprise at her reaction

“You didn’t?” Adah shook her head.

"We used to be good like brothers and sisters, but we broke up just because the human leader didn't want to marry his son to the son of the leader of the Unseen Realm? Is that easy? I do not believe that." She cast her gaze out the window. The greenery of the forest gives her peace.

Rosie looked at her sister's face. What Adah said a moment ago made her think. Her feelings are covered in various flavors. She adjusted her position and turned her body towards the curly-haired girl.

"Can I ask you something?" Adah looked at her sister and nodded.

They looked at each other for a long time before Rosie was able to express a hidden question, "If one day, I’m not anymore a 'Rosie', will you choose to stay?"

Adah was silent listening to the girl's question. To be honest, the question was unexpected. To see Rosie so serious about the topic was also a strange thing. Rosie's face also showed how much she expected an answer to the question.

Adah opened her mouth to answer but no sound came out. Therefore, she closed her mouth again and turned her gaze toward the books arranged on her desk. Rosie looked down, understanding what was happening. She sighed heavily but still chose to smile.

"No, I understand. So, you don't have to-" A pair of hands held both of her cheeks and lifted them close to Adah's face.

Their eyes were opposite. Her sister's eyes seemed to pierce deep into her heart. There was not even a hint of a smile on her face.

Adah said slowly but loud enough for Rosie to be the only one who heard, "Whether you change your nature, mind, or heart, it still doesn't change the fact that you are my sister. Nothing can change that."

It felt like all the bones in Rosie's body fell to the ground as if hearing Adah's words. Unbeknownst to her, tears flowed down her cheeks and her sister's thumb stroked her cheek, wiping away her tears and it’s soothing her heart.

"But why did you answer so late..?" Rosie's voice was half a whisper. She couldn't help herself from thinking that her sister only answered like that to protect her heart.

“Oh, that. Just want to see your reaction. You should have seen your face." Her eyebrows rose and a sinus smile began to appear.

Rosie's eyes widened and this time, it was her turn to hit her sister.

"Esh! You are useless. You hurt me!” Adah didn't plead to stop but just laughed, letting her sister be satisfied.

After her sister stopped, Adah was still smiling at her sister. Rosie's face still looks cute despite her giggles. Adah was only serving her sister's indulgence.

"You are lucky that I love you." Rosie rested her head on Adah's shoulder.

Adah just smiled and continued reading.

"Hey, you're coming to my volleyball practice later, right?" asked Rosie. His sister shook his head.

“Why not?”

Adah turned her face towards Rosie, "That's your practice. Why do I have to come?"

"Pleaseeee... We want to go out after that, right?" Rosie smiled sheepishly.

"Ye, we want to go out then but-"

The sparkle in Rosie's eyes disappeared when Adah gave an excuse not to go to her training. Seeing her excitement disappear makes Adah feel bad.

"Okay, okay... I'll come later." Finally, she relented.

"YES!" Rosie screamed happily.

“Shhhhhh!!” A voice from beside them rang out. A group of friends just now returned to their table again. So did the librarian and the other students around her who were looking at them, distracted by Rosie's screams.

Wasn't this place empty earlier?

“Sorry,” Rosie answered half shouting, just loud enough for them to hear.

Adah also nodded while throwing a shy smile as a sign of apology.

"Okay then." Adah turned back to her sister.

"My class is about to start. We'll see you on the field later. Bye!” Rosie walked away.

Adah, who was initially smiling at her sister, now returned to emotionless mode. She looked around as if looking for an explanation for what had happened. But, everything seems normal.

"Maybe it's just my feelings." She continued his reading again.

~

PAKKKK!

As usual, Rosie finished the round with a solid kick that was impossible to meet by her opponent. The audience cheered to celebrate her victory. Although it was just a practice, the intense match caught the attention of passers-by. Or, maybe they just stopped because of Rosie's existence.

Her group members patted her on the shoulder and cheered for the victory. They were so grateful that they were in a group with Rosie. No one was willing to face Rosie's defense. But, Rosie, didn't care about all that. She only came to practice just to fulfill her extracurricular requirements. If you ask herself, she might be at the mall with her sister right now.

At that moment, she was finally reminded of her sister. She looked for a glimpse of her sister among the cheering audience but was nowhere to be seen.

"Are you angry with them?" Rosie turned to the voice behind her.

Her etched smile made Rosie smile too, forgetting the question.

"You shot that ball like crazy." Adah was amused to see the expression on the opponent's face just now.

"It’s easier to finish early." Rosie ran towards Adah.

"I thought you didn’t come."

"Of course, I come. I just sit over there." She pointed to the chair she was sitting on at the opposite end of the court from the rest of the audience.

"I don't want to sit there. The area suffocates me.” Rosie, who knew Adah didn't like noise, just laughed at her explanation.

Adah stared at the full audience. Some are busy taking pictures to be uploaded to the Instagram application. Some laugh as if there is no tomorrow. Some play handball with the players who played a while ago. Some also whispered while looking at the two of them, as if talking about them.

Whatever.

In the noise, Adah saw a girl with a braid and neatly dressed; wearing a white shirt and black slacks, sitting alone between them. Their eyes met. The girl's eyes were so sharp made her hair behind of neck stood. She looked at the people around her as if they didn't see the presence of the woman.

Am I the only one who saw her?

The girl nodded and gave a sweet smile as if answering her question. Adah was surprised to see the girl's reaction but her smile made Adah's heart calm for no reason. But it was still undeniable, the girl's eyes still looked at her like piercing needles.

"Adah?" Her arm was touched, causing her to wake up from her reverie.

She looked at her sister who clearly looked worried.

"Huh?" Her voice was broken.

"Are you okay? You were daydreaming just now."

Her eyes glared at the girl. But, the seat was empty. A glimpse of the girl was also not visible. Rosie also turned to look at the place. All that was seen was a group of students laughing while taking pictures.

"I'm fine. I'm just sleepy because I slept for a while before coming here." She answered Rosie's question with a tired smile to reinforce her explanation.

"Oh, if that's the case, we'll go out next time." Reply Rosie. Adah was surprised by Rosie's response.

"No, there's no need. I'm fine."

"Nope. We're going back, rest. Next time we go twice as often.” Rosie laughed at her own sentence.

"Coincidentally, I'm a little tired from practicing earlier. So, it's good to go back to rest." Adah just nodded.

"Let's go back-"

"Wow, Adah. You came too at last." Adah became silent after hearing the voice.

Don't…. Why is he coming now??

"Hi, Coach." Adah turned to face the person while throwing the most sincere smile she had ever given.

Rosie who saw the situation was also surprised to see it.

"You came to practice earlier?" Adah shook her head.

“No.”

"You persuade her?" The 45-year-old man's eyes turned to look at her sister.

Rosie just smiled sheepishly.

"Finally. By the way, when do you want to join our team? We still have a vacancy."

'He didn't give up, did he?'

Adah still kept her smile. She was also surprised that she could smile for so long and so wide. Instead of answering the question, she looked at her watch.

"Damn Coach, we have to go. We have something to prepare. See you later, Coach.” She pulled her sister's hand and quickly left the Coach's sight.

"And about that thing, I didn't think about it. So, byeee!” She shouted as she ran.

They disappeared from sight.

~

The clock shows 2.37 am. Sir Roman's residence was already dark and quiet, indicating that all the residents had already rested and slept on their respective beds. But, Adah, who was accompanied by the light of her desk lamp, was still at her desk, reviewing the lesson for tomorrow's class.

To be honest, studying at night is not a craft for him. She'd rather sleep than stay up all night like this. I don't know why, but as she gets older, sleeping becomes a challenge for her. Not because of being disturbed but because the feeling to sleep is gone. To a certain extent, she felt she was more alive when the night came. That's why she's here - filling her free time.

Sitting for long periods makes the neck tired. She leaned back against the chair and massaged her right neck up to her shoulder. She closed her eyes as she let out a sigh of relief. At that moment, she felt relieved by her massage and began to feel as if she had fallen asleep for a moment.

'Just a bit longer and then I can sleep~'

She smiled happily at her sleepy presence. Her shoulders were still being massaged to further encourage the feeling to come.

Tak!

Her head quickly turned towards the window of her room. The sound woke me up from my dream world. She kept her gaze upward. The curtains that covered her window prevented her from seeing what was outside and she didn't even have the desire to close them.

Tak!

It sounded again. The sound was as if the window was being tapped or something delicate was playing with the surface of the glass window. Guided by the moonlight shining in his window, she tried to watch for any reflected shadows but nothing.

Open the window.

This time, the hair on the back of her neck bristled. She began to regret choosing to stay up that night. She should have been asleep in a dream. She should take the sleeping pills that she bought for the day.

Do not worry. Like the evening of the day, I do not carry any threat.

There was silence for a while. She tried to recall the events of that day. The smiling face of the braided girl staring intently at her after the volleyball practice appeared in her mind.

I'm down here, waiting.

Adah is still in her chair. But, her heart had an open feeling to obey the woman's words. As if hypnotized, she moved slowly towards the window. The curtains were slightly drawn - just enough for one eye to peek out. It was true, the girl was standing in the middle of her yard and right in front of the window of her room. Her room on the second floor was probably too high for her to climb. The girl threw her smile towards the window as if she knew Adah was looking at her.

Adah closed the curtains and leaned against the wall. Her breathing was uneven. She was honestly dumbfounded by what was happening. She rushed to her study table to turn off the light and ran straight to her bed and covered herself. She closed her eyes and hoped the girl would go away. She tried to calm herself.

After a few minutes passed, the situation calmed down. No more knocks were heard. The girl's voice that often burst into her mind has also been silenced. Hesitantly, she uncovered the blankets little by little. Her eyes looked around to make sure nothing happened. She breathed a sigh of relief.

"It's getting harder to sleep it seems." She wiped the sweat from her forehead.

"Why it’s getting harder?" A voice that suddenly appeared on the left side of the bed made her turn quickly.

AHHHHHH!!!

Both screamed at the top of their lungs in shock and fear. But, the girl jumped on the bed and covered Adah's mouth to keep her quiet. She held the back of her head so the scream wouldn't come loose. Adah struggled to escape from the embrace. She didn't know what to do. She only hoped that someone in the house would burst into her room after the sound of her screams earlier. But, no one showed up.

“Oh my god. Don't scream. Luckily, I created the wall. Otherwise, everyone will hear." Adah's eyes widened.

What fcking wall?*

In the struggle, she pushed the girl's body and jumped from the bed in the opposite direction. The baseball bat in her closet was reached and she swung it over her right shoulder like a player ready to receive a pitch from an opponent.

"Do not come close. I'll hit you." She tried to brace herself.

The girl rubbed her sore back after receiving the falling impact. Ignoring Adah's behavior, she didn't say anything and just tried to stand up.

"What are you afraid of? I appeared in human form you know!” She pointed to her body as if to show the clothes she was wearing.

"Humans cannot suddenly disappear and appear!" Adah said while shouting.

"Oh, that's right." Scratching her head that doesn't itch.

"What are you doing here? You were at the bottom, now you are at the top. What do you want from me? Most importantly, who are you?!” A half-shouted voice.

“Err…”

The girl felt guilty. She didn't mean to scare Adah. She can't do anything but introduce herself in a good way.

"Allow me to introduce myself. Name given Herna Zakry. I was assigned by my leader to convey her invitation to you."

They looked at each other. When Herna threw a sweet smile at her, Adah just remained silent with a wrinkled face and a gaping mouth.

“HUH?!!!” Adah looked at him in amazement.

To be honest, she didn't understand a single word.

~