My Parasite Skill System

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"Don't just go away!"

…

"Damn it…"

I clicked my tongue.

Turning my head over to Calming's side, he was still a few steps behind me, he looked at me and shook his sorry head.

Would she really just go away?

Maybe find an alternative solution?

I don't know?

She and her hiding friends really wouldn't help me get my thing done.

The quest ... I needed to get it done.

With their help, the quest said that itself.

The quest...

"--Oh!"

And my body jolted, standing still.

I just got an idea.

"That's right!"

"The quest, Calming," I hastily nodded my head at him, "That's the quest!"

It worked for Old Sipping, right?

Hurriedly turning my whole body back into the dryad's direction, "Hey, dryad!

"Don't just leave yet!

"You gotta help me … with the quest!"

And upon my words, adroitly working all their way to her ears, being attacked by the oh-how-numerous falling drops of clouds coming their way, my words went right to her.

And the rain was still falling and beating hard down on all of us here.

Be it me and Calming, all the dryads hiding and lurking around us, here and there, or even big dryad sister, who was just about to leave us...

Would this work?

"'Course it will."

How would it not?

From peaceful and standard to cold and tense, everything changed.

The atmosphere was changed.

It was utterly sudden … to me, at least.

Just like a warm bonfire abruptly being swept away by a strong gush a wind.

What exactly did happen, though?

Well, first off, everyone had to take a step back.

"A--Ahh?"

Me included.

And Calming did the same.

What was taking place in front of us…?

Everyone did, except for one dryad.

Seemingly out of nowhere, 'it' all appeared, all around big dryad sister's body, floating in the air.

It was just like fumes … I think.

Though it felt just like aura ... or mana, maybe. I don't know. Old would know.

By the way, Old Sipping, was he also beholding this?

It was the first time I saw this. And by that I mean, even through the gained knowledge I've had hopping into my first human, I didn't know that.

Calming was bewildered by that weird phenomena too. His eyes were as if escaping out of their place of settlement.

And if anything, big dryad sister was the most surprised of us by all of this.

She was standing a dozen of meters away from us.

And so, all these white weird-looking jellified fumes … made out of pure mana, I'd guess?

Well, regardless, that substance was surrounding and circling around her.

"That … that's working? The quest will go through with this, right?"

Turning back again to Calming, I tried to gauge up his reaction, "You're as lost as I am, aren't you, Calming…"

The real thing would take place at the Dryad's place anyway, I turned back to her.

Big dryad sis', being surrounded by this weird jellified, as bright as white, floating fumes, what would she decide to do?

"What's that … weird thing--"

Try and touch it?

She did.

With her bare hands.

"Kyaah!"

Upon touching it with her fingers, the whole thing came rushing towards her, assaulting her from every side.

Her reflexes had told her to crouch down and to assemble her branches around her, protecting her, but--

"Are you okay, big sister?!" a voice ranged out from one part of the woods.

"Wha--What'd they do … the elves…?" and it was followed by another voice, not too far away from the latter.

--All the bright fumes of mana, assaulting the dryad, just got into her by any of her facial orifices.

Next thing was, alongside the loud thud of her body falling on the ground, clouds went on growling again.

"She … she died?"

Don't tell me she did.

And by now, the tense aura, that not only me could feel, it all went away, as suddenly as it appeared.

"No … she didn't!"

At this point, I was only talking to myself, nobody dared place a single line of comment on this.

"She isn't dead, yes!"

Still standing where I was, my fist clenched itself, expecting a victory…

After her sudden and expected fall, she was standing back up, using her magical branches to do so.

And my throat gulped.

"Sister Erumel!"

"Are you alright?!"

"You scared us to death…!"

Undoing their hiding spell, they all just broke into the scene, all at once, worrying for their big sister.

She seems fine, the big dryad.

Expect … no.

Maybe not that much fine.

After she'd lifted herself up from the ground, her face was … her expression was different.

She had none.

No expression whatsoever--No feelings, it seemed.

Her face was just dull, no arching lips, no blinking eyes--It was dull.

Were her little sisters unworried by this?

No, certainly not.

But expect fidgeting around and seemingly sweating like panic-stricken dumb creatures … they did nothing.

Well, that was for the best anyway, they didn't need to do anything.

All at once, as sudden as it may have been, her facial expression got back to her usual.

Her charming and confident babe's looks were back onto her face.

She smiled, "Ara ara?"

Trying to sweep off the moistened mud of her blue and white dress, "I just tripped, for some reason, huhuhu," and just naturally went on giggling, placing both hands on her voluptuous breasts.

Yeah.

She is.

She seems perfectly fine.

Recalling what happened with Old Sipping, when I got to deal with his quest ... did any of that happen?

No.

Surely, it didn't go that way.

"Did this unresponsible big sister of yours just scare you, my little sisters?"

Giggling into her hands, as she'd done before, "If so being the case, know to forgive this goofy big sis of yours, huhuhu."

"Of course you did!" one of them was on the verge of tears but held it finely.

"Don't just stumble down out of the blue, okay?" another one thought of advising her big sister wisely, and that'd be it.

While the third other, she just, hesitantly ... said nothing but was still worried nonetheless.

And now we'll be getting unto my business, hopefully.

"Yes, yes," big dryad sister let them know she'd be more prudent, "Enough of this emotional gathering of ours, now, ahem."

From where she stood, her face turned and met mine.

Okay.

Good.

Sharply inhaling, I just went for further observations.

Both of my and her eyes squinted at each other.

My lips didn't dare to move, and just like me, she said nothing.

And we were alike in doing so.

Unlike me, now, she proceeded with steady steps in my way.

And I could only gulp again in expectation…

"What's happening, now, dryad?"

Taking a half-assed battle stance, I showed my hand and lined them up before me, my brows frowned.

Quickly enough, one step after the other, as she threw one of her long legs after the other, she arrived before myself.

"What is it," I had to ask again, "Dryad, are you willing to help?"

I couldn't be more straightforward than that.

What should I expect from this?

Did mentioning the quest with her even work with her?

The quest wasn't moving.

Tap!

A last decisive step was to be taken.

Extensively bowing her whole upper body to me, "Welcome to the Player."

"Hoping our poor welcoming hasn't bothered you in any way, allow myself to bow my head in apology."

And me, undoing my poor fighting stance and nodding my head, "About time, once again, big dryad sis'.

"No apology is needed by me," smiling at her from my tiny stature, "You can lift your head back up, already."

"Hopefully Mr. Calming doesn't hold any grudges too," turning towards Calming--

"No, no, no!

"I'm really honored to be here in the first place."

And so, all of this, it was pretty normal in the end.

Glad the quest worked.

"Calming wouldn't mind any of what you'd do to him, big dryad sis'."

Happily giggling into her hands, I continued, "We got work to do anyway.

"In the meantime, anything else will have to wait."

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