Cerulean Cape start to see with your blue mind

It had been almost two months now, since Indra had packed her bags and left with Laurel and with Marten in tow, and during this time Nunataq's belief that she was a very self-sufficient person, who did not need anyone, had solidified. She went on her own hunts most of the time and she explored the world alone. Sometimes Merrick would be invited, but it seemed that her brother was made of the same material as she was - he too did not seem to need anyone.

And after Nunataq had been done pining for Indra and waiting for her return (it had not been as painful this time as it had been with Lucas - the girl now knew that waiting was pointless), she had closed and forgotten the chapter, where her caretaker had played a very important role for many months. With this in mind and the fact that she never expected anyone, who had left, to return in her life, imagine her surprise, when she recognized Indra, who had approached her.

Nunataq measured her with a gaze, made a hesitant step towards her, but stopped, as if the intrinsic need to greet her foster-mother as enthusiastically as she had done during childhood was a mere echo in the almost-adult's mind. Instead she scrutinized Indra's expression, her own face wearing a mask of mild interest and recognition.