A Big wolf

"Well …whose fault is it. If you were there I wouldn't have had to work my whole body to death trying to stay alive. Now even my bones feel aged," Fera complained and Lozia couldn't resist the small smile that appeared on her face even as she tried to keep up the image of the cool and calm knight, she wanted Fera to think she was.

"I apologize Princess Fera, from now on I won't be leaving your side but I'm glad that you're fine," Lozia responded even as he got up to get the food the maid brought into the rook from the door, and placed it in front of Fera on the bed, before sending the maid away until they were the only ones left in the room.

Fera didn't even bother to wait for Lozia to completely set out the food before she began to wolf it down with ravenous hunger.

Meanwhile, Lozia quietly waited at the side for her to finish, not saying a word until she was down and had dropped her spoon, lying against the huge bedboard of the bed she slept on.

"AaahhHHHH…" she sighed in relief, ru