She said with a raised voice, "He is scared for his puny life, so he is being cunning and scheming like some rat that has encountered a predator that it cannot hope to..."
She stopped mid-sentence because her figure scattered, and she disappeared. Her voice was cut off in his mind, and he couldn't sense her anymore.
He looked around but didn't see the source of the attack.
Then he shook his head and thought to himself, "She only has herself to blame at this point."
The first time was a surprise and so was the second time. But he refuses to believe that she didn't see the third time coming.
In fact, he is sure that she had to be expecting it because the things she said were enough to anger a mortal, much less a god that can shut her up with a slight wave of his hand.
But she continued anyway. It is making him believe that maybe the experience of having her existence scattered like that isn't as painful as it should be.
