6- Leonidas

"Hunting? Really? You did not have a better lie?"

"It got us out of her grasp, did it not?"

"And under the sun! I already have the most beautiful skin one can behold, I see no reason for you to make it darker."

Leonidas ignored the rich voice of his best friend as he steadied his horse, moving further away from the castle, and possibly, her.

When he was at the edge of a cliff, looking down a valley that had shade and a sort of lake around it, he said, "There. We can go there and rest till she tires and goes away."

"How long do you think it would take before she tires?" Loukas asked with a glare in his eyes. "I doubt you fathom the whole idea of that woman. She plans to bond and chain you. You shall not escape the same valley between her legs -."

"Thank you, brother." Leonidas cut in as quickly as he could as he stared down, the shades from the tree willowing and dancing as the tree moved with the breeze.

It called him.

He just knew he had to rest there.

"Leo." Loukas whined, his green