Chapter 56 - She Is Crazy (1/2)
Kunti let out a roar of laughter when she heard me said that. Her floating body floated even higher and made a turn in the air, and I was sitting there, dumbfounded seeing the circus in front of me.
Is it really that funny?
I waited until she came down from her fit of laughter. Still with stifling laugh, she came down and floated in front of me. I couldn't see the tears in her eyes, but she wiped it as if she had it. She really had a good laugh.
”Really, Jane, you are so funny and adorable. You're so charming. How come no human boys like you? That Rizal boy is indeed handsome and smart to put his choice in you, but he couldn't refuse his fate to marry that silly creature.”
I blinked my eyes in response to her chattering. I didn't know what I should say to react to her compliments which ended in her sighing.
”What are you doing here?” I repeated my question. ”You must have something to tell me since you couldn't find me in my dorm.”
”Well, actually I wanted to ask you this days ago, but you were so busy and you know, problems knocked on your door in one day and you were -”
”Straight to the point.” I interrupted.
”Did you really meet that nasty creature?” Kunti asked hastily.
I arched my eyebrows. ”The one within Amanda?”
”Is that the poor woman's name?” I nodded. ”A very good name for a vile creature.” She scoffed in disgust.
”I've met them, but I couldn't see the creature's true form. I could only see black shadow, a pair of eyes, and lips.”
”That's good enough. You'll either feel disgusted or scared if you see her true form. That's what you got if you're evil.” Kunti sneered.
”Oh, I thought you're evil, too.” Of course, I was just teasing her. There was no way this super friendly ghost in front of me was evil. She might be mischievous, but I was pretty sure she was not evil.
”How dare you!” Kunti shot me a disbelief look. Her wronged expression almost made me choke on my laughter. ”I'm a decent ghost! I have never EVER done evil deed during my life as a ghost!” She protested fiercely, but somehow in an adorable way.
It was a good thing she protested like that in her beautiful form, and not with her scary form. If not, I was sure I would have fainted because of feeling more traumatic than before.
”Are you sure?” Taking a long glance at her teasingly, I noticed she still had that wronged expression on her face. ”Don't you always scare people away sometimes?” I pointed out what she was best at.
”...I do.” She replied weakly. ”But, that's it! I have never hurt people before, I swear! I only need to scare them because that's how I earn my power.” She hastily defended herself.