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Hydra was further amused by the others words. She suffered not at all, though Maia seemed to think her choice meant this. It was not, actually, Terance and Wraen she accused, but Rannoch and Liffey—she had not known her siblings to be leaders, and Liffey not to be one. 

The others next words only caused Hydra's ears to flick, and her weight to shift. Hydra did not give a damn what this wolf thought of her, given the fact that she cared not at all for her or any of her fellows. She had been wronged by Rannoch, by Terance, by Wraen. They formed a pack with her name as its backbone, to make up for their utter lack of such a bone. Were it an amicable departure, she would not have let Maia walk away only to starve for another night. As it was, Rannoch had ensured that each of these wolves would never be a friend to her, and she would not trust a single one of them. She had been wronged by three, and it would not happen ever again.