Professor Maze Larnia had always been a beacon of warmth and intellect, with an innate ability to listen and make those around her feel respected and valued. Growing up in a coastal town, she developed a reputation for her empathetic nature and genuine kindness, traits that carried her through her academic journey in education and psychology. After years of inspiring students and fostering an environment of mutual respect at various institutions, Maze set her sights on Woodcrest University, where she could reach even more minds. Arriving on campus, her interviews felt more like heartfelt conversations, leaving faculty inspired not only by her impressive credentials but by her magnetic personality. Maze believed that when people feel truly valued, they rise to their best selves, and she intended to instill this philosophy into future educators. As she walked through Woodcrest’s ivy-clad corridors, Maze felt a profound sense of purpose—she wasn’t just here to teach, but to create a legacy of love, respect, and connection that would ripple through generations.