Rella watched in horror as they did that. It seemed she came soon enough for him. She was determined to save this poor man from the torment he was experiencing. But it seemed Rick did not believe that she could do anything. He did not stop what he was doing. It made her angry, she had hoped to be able to deal with this man without physical violence. But he had given her no choice. She glanced over to the crowd seeing her little brother watching. If only she could teach him you could deal with a problem without violence! Maybe she could, if she ended up beating up this man her little brother would surely tell on her. What would her mother do if Eli told her the truth of what happened here?<br/>"How would you like if someone treated you like that? Maybe you should have a taste of your own medicine!"<br/>She stepped forward, rage flashing in her eyes. It was like a beast lurked inside that small body of hers. She vowed to free that man from his prison somehow. She had  no idea how she was going to do it yet, but she was determined. Once she had something in that head of hers, there was no tearing her away from what she wanted to do. She was a very stubborn person. Could she really hurt this big burly man? She was so small! But she was set on helping that poor man. She heard her brother call out.<br/>"Yes! This is so awesome! My sister is going to beat up that guy!"<br/>The crowd murmured and watched in interest as it seemed a fight was going to break out.<br/>Rella's brow flecked with sweat as the pressure to fight him was on. Deep within, she thought about how stupid it was to start something like this. But she couldn't let even a small amount of doubt creep into her. If she was going to beat this man, she was going to have to believe in herself fully. If this man was really an angel, maybe he would give her the power she needed to do what she needed to do. But...if he was really an angel, how did he get himself in this situation in the first place? She did not believe he was what he seemed to be. But she was not what she seemed to be either. So they had something in common.