Aerin pleads to the gods, yearning for a response, which startles the horse Talat beneath her. Luthe, expressing his deep affection, promises to love Aerin until the end of time, contrasting the usual light fare of parting words. He urges her to go quickly, overwhelmed by the emotion of their farewell.
As Aerin rides away at a gallop, Luthe finds himself engulfed in a longing for her presence. He lies on the ground, straining to hear the sound of Talat's hooves fading into the distance, symbolizing his heartache and the void left by Aerin's departure.