A little startled at Kirin's sudden loud shriek, somehow Noah felt a strange surge of agitation growing inside of him.
Even though he could sympathize with his emotional vent, somehow he felt a little offended when Kirin overlooked all the turmoil he had to go through when he was confined in this scary castle.
Frowning at his accusations, Noah exhaled a heavy sigh and rumbled in a hoarse pitch, "Kirin, I have heard you enough, so please listen to me now.
"I was aware of the troubles you had to go through outside and I desperately wanted to run back to you, but I wasn't given the chance. I don't know if you will believe me or not, but everyday, I deliberately hoped for you to stay safe and be somewhere far away from this place because I knew, Chief's men won't leave you alone. But now..."
Suddenly when his words trailed off, Kirin skeptically curved his brows and scowled at him, sounding very impatient, "But what? Why did you stop? Say it!"
