Brian Sun
True, the slap had taken Brian by surprise. It was the furthest from what he expected from someone who looked like Lydia, but most of his surprise stemmed from the fact that she had slapped him without flinching. He'd had men thrice her size punch him and break knuckles and wrists. He wasn't a child of the Stone Monkey for nothing. Maybe there was something to this "god" business after all.
"Back off... Monkey boy," Lydia had said with fire in her eyes. After a brief apology, she stomped away on her own.
Brian looked around at the group with a dumb look on his face for a beat then laughed out loud. He'd heard worse stuff from his own grandma. Grinning again, following her with a golden gaze, he murmured, "I like her," and followed it with a snicker. "Girl's got spirit."
Shrugging and shifting to a more serious mien, he looked around at the rest of them again. "Well, she's got something to do," Brian said, thumbing at Lydia's general direction. "What about the rest of us?"
True, the slap had taken Brian by surprise. It was the furthest from what he expected from someone who looked like Lydia, but most of his surprise stemmed from the fact that she had slapped him without flinching. He'd had men thrice her size punch him and break knuckles and wrists. He wasn't a child of the Stone Monkey for nothing. Maybe there was something to this "god" business after all.
"Back off... Monkey boy," Lydia had said with fire in her eyes. After a brief apology, she stomped away on her own.
Brian looked around at the group with a dumb look on his face for a beat then laughed out loud. He'd heard worse stuff from his own grandma. Grinning again, following her with a golden gaze, he murmured, "I like her," and followed it with a snicker. "Girl's got spirit."
Shrugging and shifting to a more serious mien, he looked around at the rest of them again. "Well, she's got something to do," Brian said, thumbing at Lydia's general direction. "What about the rest of us?"