Skye began laughing hysterically when Riu punched Hermes in the face. This woman just hit a GOD. Oddly enough, when she hit him, Skye felt a relief, as if SHE had hit him. It was weird but it was a good feeling, so she didn't really think about it. That is until Hermes yelled at her. He whipped around and glared at her, pointing a finger. What the hell!? Again with the blame game. She was getting tired of it. But something inside her twisted her stomach. Was this...guilt? She rarely ever had this feeling. She always stood by what she did, even if it wasnt good. But this...this was an overwhelming guilt. And she hated it.<br/><br/>Skye gritted her teeth and spun around to sit on a pew farther away from the group but close enough to hear what was going on. She was angry. But she wasn't sure who she was angry at. She wanted to be angry at Hermes. How was Riu punching him her fault? She wanted to be angry at Riu too. If she had just kept her mouth shut. As Hermes talked, Skye looked over at Riu. The girl was sort of slumped over, looking like she had just got into a fight with a bulldozer. Skye's stomach suddenly clenched again. Then again, Skye did remember feeling her anger rise as well through the confrontation. And it seemed to rise at the same time as Riu. Or maybe...Rius anger was rising with Skye's. Skye felt..shame? Skye looked away from Riu and clenched her hands onto the bench. All these feelings were too much for Skye. She suddenly had the idea to apologize. 'No!' She thought to herself. 'Apologies are for the weak!' Her mind tried its hardest to keep Skye from giving into these new emotions.<br/><br/>Skye looked up as Riu began to speak. It was them she realized Hermes was gone. She watched Riu give what Skye thought wa going to be a pep talk but ended up being what Hermes had just said. The Riu sat down and Skye continued to stare at her, her heart and mind raging war over control of her.