Aria knew what must be done next. It was still early morning, it was moderately dark outside. The fallen leaves and snow crunched beneath her feet, she could hear critters running about in the woods, birds chirping loudly. She found a dark cave a a reasonably sharp piece of stone, and set to work.
Later, she made her way back to the manor, right arm wrapped in a makeshift bandage out of her cloak and a bit of string that she always carried around in case of emergency. Even if it was painful, after an even of great shame or failure or some other greatly negative thing, one must make a sacrifice to the goddess. It was tradition, after all. No sense in breaking it, even if it broke her somewhat. She needed to talk to Cerulean, and, loathe as she was to admit it, needed to apologize further.