Neverwinter Forest Imminent annihilation sounds so dope

He called her name, and she turned to look at him, silently watching him as he came to stand next to her. She followed his gaze back up the side of the mountain and kept it there for a few moments. She was unsure what to say, unsure how mad she was at him for leaving. Eyes still fixed on the mountain, she shook her head. Mal said that I shouldn't wander too from the borders right now, she said quietly, longing painted clearly on her face. 

She quickly looked back to him as he spoke again. That's because you left, she said, the words coming out before she could stop them. But it was the truth. You didn't even say bye, she added, looking away. Maybe he had a good reason for leaving? Her gaze found his again. Where did you go? she asked. She wondered if he would tell her; he certainly didn't have to.