I pitied Han Sora as she ran to me with all her might while limping.0

The way she tripped over a stone while doing her best to run was a sad scene one would often see in movies. I swear to God that I had no intentions of leaving her behind, but I instinctively patted the griffon’s back. Actually, before I patted the griffon’s back, Whitefall tried to abandon Han Sora and even me.0

“Don’t leave me! Don’t leave me!” Han Sora yelled.0

‘I’m sorry, Sora. I think it’s too late. You can survive, right? Right?’1

The griffon slowly took to the skies, and Han Sora asserted her right to survive as she yelled even louder. I told myself that I needed to take Han Sora with me and that I couldn't abandon her here, but the frightened Whitefall wouldn't listen to me.0

There was a reason why the wild animals of this forest had run away.0

Whitefall had been trained, but it was still an animal, so I couldn’t really criticize it.0

I had to run. Otherwise, everything would be put on hold, and the mysterious erotic scent Cha Hee-Ra had mentioned would make her run toward me. If the simple mock battle became a dirty fight, I might end up in a situation that I wouldn't be able...0