Redhawk Caldera it's dark again

ooh, ty for letting me know!! that will be helpful for sure. i'll archive it here

well, that was easy. akkuma wasn't sure how to feel about it yet. acceptance was something he'd always been readily given, but he hardly ever felt like he deserved it.
maia was kind, though, and he was at least sure that felt nice. it reminded him a bit of his mother. out of all the family he'd left behind, he missed sakhmet the most. she had done so much for him, and he tried to remember that more than anything, though he couldn't quite shake the feeling of abandonment.
well. this was a new place, and maia was not his mother, so she couldn't abandon him. he would run with that for now.
yeah, that sounds good. both of those things. thanks, the idea of meeting the others alone was intimidating to him. better to have maia at his side, whose radiant warmth was sure to fend off any coldness from the rest of the strangers he now had to meet. he hoped he could take it from there.