The water elemental surged down the path after Narissa, it's speed very slightly more than that of Narissa's. Her head start had given her a lead, but now the water elemental was catching up with her as she fled along the path. It's progress was slow, but it was inevitable. No matter how fast Narissa ran it would always speed up so that it was slightly faster than her. And if Narissa slowed down the elemental wouldn't. She would have to keep running, and would have to maintain her pace. The mana in the garden ensured that she wouldn't be at risk of running out of energy, but the more energy she burned up moving the more mana her body took in to replace it.

As she fled along the path the cat continued to keep pace with her, effortlessly slipping through the flowers on the right side of the path and somehow managing to avoid activating any of them. It continued to watch as the elemental would slowly draw closer and closer to Narissa, it's watery form showing no emotion or expression whatsoever. Eventually, no matter how fast she ran or how hard she tried, Narissa would find herself just out of reach of the water elemental. And just as the magical creation was about to catch her, and most likely rape her considering what the flowers in this part of the garden were designed to do, the small ruby cat pounced out of the flower bed and onto the water elemental. Like before it's claws seemed to disrupt the magic that enchanted the elemental that had been stored inside a flower, and it collapsed in on itself into a giant puddle with the only remnant of it's shape being the frozen cock, and soon even that started to melt.

With the elemental destroyed the cat caught up with Narissa again and started rubbing against her legs, expecting that she would pat it this time for saving her. Of course if she didn't it would amble off into the flowers again, activating one as it did so. Eventually either Narissa would pat it, or it would decide to not save her since she wasn't paying it any attention.

'Geez, Seraph . . . I think there's actually a monster worst than all of you on this island now,' she thought sardonically as she picked up the cat. Grabbing it as gently as she could, she stared at it questionably with its most for sure temperamental self . . . With the ability to both harm her physcially and activating all the flowers around her. . . She'd best better keep it on its good side. At least the only price she had to pay was a simple cooing or petting.

By the time the water creature had dissolved into nothing, she had regained her breath. She knew had she not ran even as hard as she had or had faltered just one inch that phallus would've gotten her in moments, her body quivering at the thought. She looked down at her selfish hero. "Alright. . .I'll start taking you more seriously now. Happy?" she spoke to the cat, pretty sure it could understand as she looked around her, trying to figure out where she was now after that chase. The path was still behind her and lead up some, but she'd rather take her time catching her breath to see if any of those other flowers she was supposed to have found to escape this place.