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I am the protector during a fright.
But you are not going to find me in any sight.

I am the protector during a fight.
But you will find me a little heavier than light.

I am the protector during a flight.
But you will not find me flying like a kite.

Your body will beat more as soon as you face me.
Too much of my presence will kill you, and you will later see.

Can you guess who am I?

I will provide hints as time goes.

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Adrenaline because it more or less fits all the clues.

Some rough areas (as requested by DrD)

I am the protector during a fright. But you are not going to find me in any sight.

During fear andrenaline gives you energy so you can either fend of or flee the threat. It is invisible to the naked eye.

I am the protector during a fight. But you will find me a little heavier than light.

Adrenaline enhances ones energies and reflexes fight are useful in a fight to hit and not get hit It makes one's heart beat more heavily so I guess its presence will be percieved as 'heavy.'

I am the protector during a flight. But you will not find me flying like a kite

It helps gives you more energy to run faster from danger thus helping you get away and saving you from harm. Adrenaline being just a chemical cannot fly kites.

Your body will beat more as soon as you face me.

Adrenalin causes your heart to beat more when it increases in quantity in the blood stream.

Too much of my presence will kill you, and you will later see

In excess, adrenaline will cause you a heart attack, it also causes your pupils to dilate, I guess enhancing vision.

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  • $\begingroup$ Hi @Smartest1here , I am a little confused. Can you explain how it fits "heavier than light or not flying like a kite" clues? Thanks $\endgroup$
    – DrD
    Dec 18, 2020 at 15:13
  • $\begingroup$ @Smartest1here Guess I am late, hey you are right. If you can give the explanation for each stanza it will be better, and I will give the checkmark too. (The meaning should be correct). $\endgroup$
    – Anonymous
    Dec 18, 2020 at 18:14

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