Dragoncrest Cliffs I had to learn how to fight for myself

No! I don't know; it doesn't matter!
Indra punched the ground a few times for good measure, but was not satisfied with the feeling of the grass crunching beneath her paws. She stood up and began to pace but she didn't go far in either direction, as she couldn't decide what to do. In this moment she thought less and felt more, which was overwhelming.
There was a — a stupid man, up on the hill. Watching me, like a creep! Being watched wasn't the problem. Indra felt an intense guilt for how she'd reacted to the old man's presence and didn't know what to do about it. She couldn't even explain it properly. It's stupid. Just leave me alone.