Dragoncrest Cliffs I ain't afraid to get a little crazy.

The man didn't move. He looked at her and that was when Indra realized what she'd just said, and to whom. It was an old man who looked surprised and bothered by her outburst; what kind of asshole was she, treating a friendly old man like this?
Why are you watching me? She stared him down haughtily.
She knew it was wrong and felt sick to her stomach, but that wouldn't put an end to her attitude. She had been here first. He'd snuck up on her, watched her for god knows how long — no, Indra wouldn't take ownership of her behavior in this moment. He was at fault, being a creepy old man spying on some kid.