Mortal Kombat: The Three Titans

Chapter Thirty-Seven: Worry

-Bi-Han's POV- Three days. It's been three days since Kuai and Zodith just vanished. We looked everywhere in his temple, the Dead Forest, and Shadow Canyon. But nothing. I haven't properly slept this entire time.
Hanzo and Raiden are just as shocked that Kuai disappeared.

The stress is eating away at my emotional and mental state, making me snappy and crying more.
Even after stating I would be by his side and bringing him back from the dead, he just leaves? No, that doesn't make any sense.
What if someone took him? But who? Shinnok and Onaga are dead. Frost is dead. The Cyber Lin Kuei has been shut down for eons now.

What if it was someone from our side, like an Elder God? Raiden is out of the question.
The only ones left are Cetrion, who vanished after Kronika died, the Earth, Water, and Fire Gods...and Fujin, who had been considered missing or dead for the past millennia.

I promised that I would chase Kuai to the ends of the Earth, and that's what I plan to do. I'll do it alone if I have to.
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-Fujin's POV- I see Kuai sitting on the sand, looking out towards the ocean. His little dragon has warmed up to me in the three days that she has known me.
But even after three days, he still looks anxious.

I calmly walk over and kneel beside him. "I understand if you want to change your mind about this." I begin gently. "When I left the Sky Temple to live among humans, Raiden chastised me. Told me to not get too attached. That is why there is still tension."

"I thought what I did was right. Now I'm having second thoughts...Back when we were kids, Bi-Han was the special one. The one that got father's attention and praise. That made him arrogant, and he took it out on me. But now, since my death and resurrection, he's become too clingy. He acts like I am a child. I get where he is coming from, but, it can be too much at times."

"You are not the only one that has been in your brother's shadow. Raiden was much the same." I say. Kuai looks at me, blue eyes reflecting the setting sun.
"Perhaps he still is," I admit quietly. "I still miss him sometimes. The Nomadic lifestyle can be calming, but it can also be lonely. Terribly lonely..."

"Makes me wonder how Bi-Han is handling this," he murmurs. "How...worried he must be. He acts similar to an overprotective parent, ever since I died. He must be losing his mind by now. Probably hasn't slept or eaten. Even though he cannot die, he can still go crazy from heartbreak." Kuai looks away, breathing out a sigh from his nose.

"I should rest. Get prepared for whatever we need to face tomorrow." He says. "Of course." I nod. "I will set up your bed in the hut." I say, getting up and leaving Kuai alone.