The Sacrifice (Erafeen Book 5)

by David F. Farris

She closed her umbrella and pointed it down at the giant as he reached up with another hand to grab the rest of her body. His current grip was tightening, and she felt her leg muscles starting to give out. If she didn’t finish this within the next five seconds, he’d break every bone in her leg. She did a bit of complex multi-weaving, creating two colliding gravitational forces at once. Both forces hit the giant on opposing sides of his body, essentially sandwiching him between two invisible boulders. He roared, relinquishing the strength of his grip. This mammoth of a man, an edifice of muscle some fifteen feet in height, was crushed. She watched his face contort and narrow unnaturally, his entire skull flattening until his ears were a mere centimeters apart. Then the giant let go and plummeted to the ground.

This is the insane amazingness called Rhyparia.