When the carriage was running, Bee still hugged Odette tightly.
“Don’t go. Don’t leave me. I beg you,” Bee repeated the sentence over and over again. He was trembling with great fear of being abandoned.
Hearing this, Odette’s eyes were filled with tears. She felt her heart being squeezed hard because she knew the story about Queen Ahana’s death and how the fate of little Rion had after his mother died right before his eyes.
“I’m here,” she said, rubbing Bee’s back and trying to calm him down.
The snow continued to fall, and the carriage was now on the other side of the mountain. From behind the curtain that was still open, Odette saw a cliff ahead and she believed Queen Ahana was killed there.
She remembered Rion’s story well. At that time, the man said that when he and his mother were about to return to the palace after visiting Hugo Temple,. They took a different route from Yato Mountain to avoid conflict with the Yato tribe.
