"You've got your answers. You can go now," Felix said.

But Xena was stubborn as ever. After all, she was the goddess of war. "I said I'd leave at dawn, and I will."

Felix could not take it anymore. How was he supposed to sleep with her there? He got up, threw on his clothes, and headed for the door. "You stay and rest then. I'm going to grab something to eat."

Xena bolted upright. As Felix's silhouette disappeared beyond the door, she became furious. What was his deal? Did he find her repulsive or something?

She was Lady Summers, the first goddess of war in Dragonia, and the fantasy of men everywhere. They had shared a bed, and he just... walked out? Gosh! If word got out, no one would believe it.

Felix left Tabiner Bay and wandered the streets. He eventually found himself near the alley where Ted and Sasha had tried to set him up at that fondue restaurant.

"I wonder if they're still open."

Though he was not hungry, the memory of that fondue tempted him. It was already mid