A Lecture for the Bully {Job|Solo}

Tane was in Magnolia Town, once again. She needed to help people. It had become a necessity more than something she did when asked. If she did not have self control she would probably be going around in the streets asking random people if they needed help with something instead of the usual way, which was people asking her if she could help. Today, she would be casually walking along the sidewalk of a part of Magnolia Town. She had had her meal the day before, so she was not hungry. Tane waved at the many people who recognized her and waved at her while she strolled without worry, towards nowhere in particular. Out of nowhere, a young boy would emerge and tug at her shirt. She raised an eyebrow and asked him what was the matter. He then told her that he was looking for someone to stop this ‘bully’ from bullying him. Tane thought of an idea. He was actually asking permanent riddance, but Tane was not capable of murdering a child.

Tane agreed to help the boy, telling him to take her to where the ‘bully’ would be. The boy did as he was told, bringing her to small football field from a blind spot so he could not be seen, and pointing out who the bully was among the boys playing football. The Prestigious one told him to wait right there while she sneakily entered the small football field without the bully or his companions noticing. She then summoned Anchiale, sending her out to the middle of the court and commanding her telepathically, informing her of the sentences she should get through to the young boys. Anchiale strode into the center of the field, catching the attention of all the boys. She towered over them at six feet and five inches, looking down on the puny humans with a look of superiority. She inhaled before speaking, her voice being produced husky.

Once the guardian began speaking, the boys could not control themselves from wetting their pants. She spoke directly to the bully, but his friends were apparently as cowardly as he was. Tane watched from her hiding place, and so did the boy who was bullied. He was laughing a bit, enjoying the show. Tane was, too. Anchiale was probably going to chop her into pieces once she had finished this task. The bully boy began to make scared noises, asking who she was and why she was doing this to him, to which Anchiale replied by saying that she was a messenger from ‘Hell’, here to warn him that he was bad enough to be taken already. This was all made up speech by Tane, of course. Anchiale was only the messenger, since Tane’s appearance was nothing close to intimidating. Anchiale was a completely different case. Intimidating was an understatement to describe the vibe she gave off.

The bully then started to cry, admitting that he had indeed bullied a lot of people and that he had been a bad boy. The other boys were also too scared to laugh at the nonexistence of their friend’s courage when confronted by a scary enough being. Human children, very interesting little things. In a Fismuthian child’s case, they would have already challenged Anchiale to a duel if they were in the bully’s place. Then again, Fismuthian children did not bully each other, so they would never be in this position. More importantly, each and every being in Fismuthian had equal strength and courage, depending on their lifespan and their positions. No one felt the need or urge to bully. Anchiale continued to answer their questions with even scarier responses. Tane chuckled softly, not wanting to be heard. Anchiale told her to stop laughing which only made her want to laugh more. She stopped herself, however, and succeeded in doing so.

The kid who liked to bully then told Anchiale, promising her actually, that he would never bully again. Anchiale told him that if she ever caught him bullying another kid, she would come and take him to hell herself. Tane normally did not prefer saying such things to children, but in this case, it was necessary. The bully needed to fear what he needed to fear and do good things. He was only a child after all, he did not need anything more than education and to have fun at this age. Bullying was something that had completely no point in it and was usually done by cowardly people anyway. Tane dismissed Anchiale, sneaking out of her hiding place and returning to the bullied boy. He was laughing so hard when she reached his location that she actually thought he was crying at first. Tane then joined in on the laughter, thinking it would make him happier. Afterwards, he gave her her reward for helping him, money again. Tane accepted and resumed her sunny day.