The Sunspire it's sexist, but it's about friendship.

As far as first impressions went, this one was a mess.  Fortunately, as long as no insults were thrown, Maia was pretty incapable of thinking it a bad one.  Even if the whole pregnancy nausea thing escaped her and she was wondering where Liffey had found what she had eaten to make her feel so sick.  It would go number three on Maia's 'spots not to visit' list, right below a certain cave on the shore and anywhere involving fire.  Her parents had given her enough stories to have a healthy fear of it even without seeing it herself.

"Uh, ok."  She watched her go, slightly concerned, but then shrugged it off.  She was the leader right? She wanted something she asked, so probably she didn't need anything from Maia right then.  Cool.  Sidestepping the vom pile, she continued on her way.