I ran until my lungs felt as though they would burst out of my chest, my heart beating wildly, and even then, I pushed myself further. I relied on the bond between Khaos and me to lead me in the right direction, feeling his pain grow stronger with every mile that passed. Eventually, I came across the small waterfall I had hidden behind so many weeks ago and knew Khaos was close by. I called out to him, my voice dry and hoarse but strong with determination. As always, my fierce warrior would never show weakness - he emerged from the trees, standing tall and proud, trying to hide his injuries from me. In a sudden burst of energy, I threw myself at him, instantly caught up in his strong arms as he held me close, his nose pressed deep into my hair.
“Thank the Goddess you’re okay!” I mumbled,
