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Too Small to Misbehave — Description

It was a calm afternoon on the Hamburg docks, and Luisa Marie was doing what she loved most on a sunny day—chilling with a drink, soaking in the breeze, and catching up with her best friend. Oversized hoodie, worn jeans, and her classic white Adidas on—she felt relaxed, grounded, and absolutely at ease. The city skyline shimmered in the background while they laughed and snapped pictures against the old graffiti wall.
That peace lasted about five minutes.
From the edge of the promenade, a Tiny strutted up. He wasn’t actually tiny by normal standards—just... really small. In this world, some were born normal, others like Luisa, blessed as modern-day goddesses. And with that power came occasional worshippers—and creeps.
This guy? Definitely the second.
“Hey goddess,” he called up to her, grinning like he weirdly decided to her being his new owner. “I would die to worship a beauty like you.” He leaned casually against her sneaker like it was some kind of throne. Luisa gave a polite, uncomfortable smile and looked to her friend.
“Uh, thanks… I guess?” she muttered, shifting her foot slightly. He didn't gave up just yet.
“You know,” he continued, “you could crush me anytime. I wouldn’t mind.” She rolled her eyes. “Okay, yeah, I think we’re good here—”
Before she could finish, he wrapped both arms around her ankle and kissed it, long and dramatic, like he thought this was some kind of fairytale.
The moment froze.
Her face twisted in disgust. “Are you serious?! You don’t just do that!”
With a flick of her fingers and a quiet word, a spark of violet energy pulsed from her hand—and in an instant, he startet to shrink. Further and further, surrounded by the violet glow.
Luisa leaned forward, peering down at the speck near her sneaker. A satisfied, victorious grin spread across her face.
“There. Now you can’t even reach my ankle, you creep.”
She flashed a peace sign for the camera while her friend burst into laughter. The sun still shone, the docks still buzzed—and the tiny guy? Well, at his new size, he wasn’t going to be flirting with anyone again for a while. Because now nobody could hear his weird pick-up lines anymore.