Dragoncrest Cliffs I had to learn how to fight for myself

She stopped her pacing when she heard her name and reacted with immediate suspicion. Her posture partially deflated; her tail finding its place against her legs where it hung limply, while the rest of her was rigid as her anxiety spiked.
After a moment her eyes pulled away from the woman.
I'm fine. There was still an edge to her voice but Indra wasn't tearing up the greenery any longer, or punching the ground, and her voice was more level. She stared down at her muddy paws and looked very much like a small child lost in the wilderness rather than the teenager that she was.