Riley felt like he was about to have a headache.
Right now, it was not as if they were the only ones in despair about this situation.
Who in their right mind would want to be in this body while facing magical criminals?
In fact, the children were probably more durable than he was at the moment, which was precisely why he had handed out a bunch of potions so the kids could at least patch themselves up.
"Sir Riley, a-are you really human? We're good at keeping secrets… so if you're maybe something else, we promise we won't tell anyone!" A hopeful child clutching a potion bottle looked at him with wide, watery eyes.
A few of the others nodded eagerly. One even piped up, "Sir, if you're really human, then how could you defeat that bad man?"
Riley, the human who everyone desperately wanted to be something else, pinched the bridge of his nose before saying, "It's not impossible to beat naturally superior beings. That's why if we're not careful, someone could do the same to us."
