Boundary watched the ninja walk out of the wreckage of what used to be their sanctuary, his thoughts now on protecting not only himself but her as well. He had brought trouble to a place she called home, he now felt obligated to protect her. Whoever this Unholy Chaos Order was, Boundary was going to have to ensure their existence was ended. He flicked remnants of the creatures he had slain off of his blades, sheathing them once again underneath his leathery robe. He followed close behind Taya, letting her lead the way, she knew this forest better than he did. The place he was most acquainted with out in this natural landscape was a cave he made his abode for a short amount of time. He usually would not have stayed in a realm this long, but his senses told him that there was something of importance here, something that he had to find. His instincts had not failed him before, and they would not today.<br/><br/>Boundary walked up to Taya's side, his gait bringing him a bit closer than he normally would trust himself near a stranger. He still remembered the touch of her lips upon his, the flurry of emotions that went through his body when her body briefly touched his. He liked it, he could not deny this, though he would do his best not to let this get in the way of his judgement. He could not let his attachments get the better of him, he remembered what happened to the last person he felt attachment to.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">Flashes of a world disappearing, its entire existence reclaimed by the darkness that had been a part of its creation. A girl...black hair...screaming, her emerald eyes pleading him to help....a help that he could not give. Her body unraveling into the base components of darkness and light that had created her, the darkness engulfing even the lighter parts of herself. The hotness on his face when he watched...tears? The hotness then replaced by a cold that could not be felt physically...a spiritual cold....emptiness.</span><br/><br/>Boundary shook his head slightly, not letting the more infallible parts of his memory get to him. That was a time he would not think about anymore. He would not let that happen to anyone ever again, and he would not let his mind wander on such thoughts, it was unbecoming of the warrior he needed to be.<br/><br/>"Hey Taya...." Boundary beckoned, "where are we going? I am hoping you have some sort of backup place in case something of this nature happened."