The lion gaurd season 3 my way

Leaving

After ranies coronation everyone headed back home except kion of course

U did great rani

Thanks kion
No problem rani

Rani yawned
Hmm it's getting late I'm gonna get going to bed

Cya kion
Wait is it ok if I sleep in your old den

No problem at all

Rani woke up in the morning still very tired she decided to go visit kion

Rani walked into his den

Rani saw a worried face on kion

Kion looked at Rani, his heart aching with the difficult decision he had to share. The sun's dying embers painted the Pridelands in hues of fiery red, mirroring the fierce emotions swirling within him. Rani looked up at him, her expressive eyes filled with anticipation and love. Little did she know that their moment of bliss was about to be shadowed by a truth he was about to reveal.

"Rani, we need to talk," Kion began, his voice barely above a whisper. Rani's smile faded ever so slightly, sensing the seriousness in his tone. "There's something important I need to tell you."

She took his paw in hers, her concern growing. "What is it, Kion? You can trust me with anything."

Kion took a deep breath, gathering his thoughts before continuing. "Rani, my scar... it's healed. My connection to the Great Lions of the Past has grown even stronger. And with this newfound strength, I've sensed disturbances in the Pridelands."

Rani's eyes widened with surprise and worry. "Disturbances? What kind of disturbances, Kion?"

Kion looked into her eyes, his voice filled with determination. "I believe it's time for me to return to the Pride Lands.The Lion Guard needs to go back as well."

Rani's expression shifted from surprise to sadness, her voice trembling. "But Kion, what does that mean for us? What about the love we share?"

Kion searched her eyes, feeling the weight of their love and connection. "Rani, I love you more than words can express. The bond we have is unbreakable, and I promise you, this is not the end. Our love will endure, even across the distances that may separate us."

Tears welled up in Rani's eyes as she held onto Kion's paw tightly. "But Kion, can't we find another way? Can't we be together, even if you become king?"

Kion's voice softened as he caressed her cheek, his gaze filled with love. "Oh Rani, I wish it were that simple. But I must take on my responsibilities and protect the Pride Lands. It's my duty to my family and my Kingdom."

Rani's anger mingled with her sorrow, her voice laced with a hint of desperation. "How can you be so sure we'll be together again? What if we grow apart?"

I'll be back rani I promise

Kion's voice held a hint of pain, but his resolve remained strong. "I can't predict the future, but I no I'll be back I promise.Trust in it as much as I do. I promise you, Rani, that I will return to you. We will find a way to bridge the distance between the Pridelands and the Tree of Life."

Rani leaned her head against his chest, her grasp on his paw unyielding. "I will believe in you, Kion. In our love and the strength of our bond. But promise me that you'll return to me, no matter what."

Kion held her close, his eyes glistening with determination. "I promise, Rani. Our love will guide me back to you, just as it has guided me this far."

As the sun dipped beneath the horizon, casting a dim glow over the Tree of Life, Kion and Rani shared a final embrace, both clinging tightly to each other. The Lion Guard stood solemnly behind their leader, offering unwavering support in the face of this bittersweet departure.

With tearful eyes, Rani whispered, "Come back to me, Kion."

Kion kissed her forehead, his voice barely a whisper. "I will, Rani. Our love will bring me back to you, and together, we will unite our two worlds."

And so, with a heavy heart and a renewed sense of purpose, Kion turned to his loyal friends, addressing them with newfound determination. "Lion Guard, it's time to head back to the Pride Lands. Our home needs us

With one last lingering gaze at Rani, Kion led his companions on their journey back to their beloved Pridelands, knowing that their love would continue to strengthen, even as they faced new challenges and responsibilities.