"I had to," the weight of her promise to follow him even into hell aside, there was no way she'd have left him on his own. It sounds dramatic to even think it, but there was no way she would have been able to continue living without him there. "And you don't have to say a thing." He never did, they always had a way of knowing what the other was thinking as long as they were paying attention.

He was right, though, there was so much he didn't recall yet and she had no idea where to even start. Or if she should. How much danger would it put them in?

"It'll come back to you, but I can answer any questions you have until then."