Moonspear God can't hear you, they will fight you

She had intentionally avoided everyone after parting ways with Charon, feeling like any sight of her might make things worse. But, despite Charon's promise that 'they would make it work,' she had a feeling it would not be so easy or clear-cut. So, when she spotted the beta marching towards her, her need for violence clear in her expression, she was in no way surprised. She had imagined many different scenarios upon returning home, and she very much expected that she wouldn't go unpunished for her mistake. Part of her welcomed it; guilt was already eating holes inside her, and suffering whatever Hydra had planned for her seemed more than fair. She was guilty, after all--far more guilty than the menacing beta even knew, and so she stopped and watched the pair come closer, ears falling as she awaited her fate. Her gaze rested briefly on Revui, and her guilt intensified. She wanted so badly to explain things to him but wasn't sure he would listen or even care. He probably hated her just as much as the rest of his family. But, his hate was warranted, as was everyone else's, and she supposed that was why he was here now at Hydra's side. Hurt momentarily filled her expression, and then she lowered her gaze, her only hope now that this would be over quickly.