Redhawk Caldera elfweave

Maia had stayed upset for a while after she and Teya's unfortunate conversation, but it never took long for her to begin questioning how she'd handled it. And this one definitely had a pretty bad look. Embarrassment and guilt began to creep in as she considered that, maybe, her abrupt leaving had been unnecessarily rude. She could have just... not been a complete jerk and talked about it? Or even just asked not to talk about it?

Really, she could have done just about anything else. Now Teya definitely had no reason to like her.

Maia worried about it until she was about sick with it, but it still took a little while to work up the courage to go find Teya and apologize. Your probably just going to make it worse, honestly. Maybe it's better to leave it alone. She's better off not being your friend anyway.

But when she decided to stop by the Caldera and check the place out once more, she recognized Teya. Her ears tucked back awkwardly and, immediately, anything she'd thought to say over the past few days completely blanked out of her mind. Oh, jeeze, this panic.... this was how Eljay felt all the time, wasn't it!? Her mouth was dry.

Umm... hi. Wow. Nice, Maia.. She fell quiet, though, trying to formulate some kind of apology but also waiting to see if Teya just told her to get lost anyway.