*My POV*

Violet and I are following Cut-throat Creek. There was a helipad, not too far away.
But, someone stood in front of us, blocking our way.
Violet didn't know who it was, but I did.
It was my father.

And he was looking at Violet with a murderous look in his eyes

"Garath, that witch is dangerous, now stand aside so I can kill her." He said coldly

Violet was afraid, but I stepped in front of her, blocking my father's way.
"No dad. Violet isn't just a witch anymore. She's my girlfriend, and I won't let you hurt her." I replied angrily

"You do not have a choice. You are my son, and you will obey, or you will suffer." My dad said, as he drew a katana of his own.

"No! You have tormented me long enough, you bastard." I stated venomously as I drew my sword

"So be it." My father retorted coldly as he prepared for battle.

TIMESKIP

The battle was intense and my father was impressed by my skill.

"Impressive. But you cannot possibly hope to save her." He said mockingly

"That's where you're wrong, old man. You may have skills, but I have another trick in store." I replied coldly as I prepared to demonstrate my full power.
"STORM EDGE JUTSU!" I shouted as the blade of my sword was encrusted with lightning.

"Time to let go." I said with venom in my voice "SPACE LIGHTNING STORM!"

I swung my sword, sending a wave of blue energy towards my dad.

My father screamed in pain as lightning zapped him furiously.

He got fried and was reduced to a pile of ashes, but his katana was still in one piece and landed on the ground.
I sheathed my katana as it returned to normal and I finally calmed down.

*Violet's POV*

I saw the whole battle, and knew that Jimmy had abused Garath in a very bad way.
He looked horrified by what he had done.

*My POV*

I grabbed my dad's sword and took it as a trophy.
But I was horrified by what I did.
"What have I done?" I asked sadly
Violet placed her hand on my shoulder, comforting me.
"It's alright Garath. You did the right thing. He had no right to treat you like dirt. And karma has finally caught up to him." She said reassuringly.

"You're right. Now that that's taken care of, let's go home."