Hoshor Plains Perfect Scene of Suspense

Overcome with joy, it took Ira's words to force the young woman to take a step back and look at the roan woman with bewilderment. Hurt. Heartbroken and sorry for the feeling of betrayal she felt she had imbued onto the once Constable. With ears folded back, she searched Ira's face for a moment and glanced back at the small group of travelers as if they held the answer above their heads. 

We... we came looking for... a home. Her gaze fell to the ground, yes her absence was sudden, but was she truly that forgettable? Ibis too, at first, didn't seem to recognize the pale woman when they were first reunited, though that was more forgivable considering they had only met briefly - Ira on the other hand, well, that was a whole new sense of hurt. I thought... She spoke to herself, confused and stumped in the moment.

Was she wrong the woman would have been happier to see the little woman? Or was her disappointment much deeper? With a few hesitant steps, she created more space between herself and the larger woman, a rift where Reiko stood between the group and Ira, where the moment of solitude consumed her. I'm sorry.

At least there were a couple who had remembered her for a while, Yuudai and Hiromi. Were it not for them, perhaps the princess would have lost herself in the feeling of worthlessness, but instead, she continued. Clearing her throat in order to level her tone out, steady without the wrinkles in the tones. So many vanished or left, we seek refuge if possible. They were so few, and so tired, they had to gather themselves before coming up with a new plan