Moonspear bear necessities

Hydra careened after her mother, obedient to her intentions as she relayed them. The bear was not once let out of their sight, though it halted near a cave—its own cave. Hydra, too, saw what Lyra did. She bristled as it stood on its hinds and roared at her insipid sister. Who the hell hung out at a bears den, she wondered for a horrible moment, before Lyra's scream brought her to her senses. Hydra heard her sister approach from behind, and Hydra knew what she ought to do and waited no longer. 

Her ears flicked as she spoke to her sisters mutely—divide and distract—and she launched toward the bear. It seemed to heed only Korei for whatever reason and Hydra took the opportunity then to make like a bee and sting whatever the hell she could. They had come close enough for Hydra to reach for the bears rear, and snap at it, before sprinting in the opposite direction. Her mothers advice that bears were faster than they looked was one she remembered, and so she ran like the wind through the woods, wheeling around and moving as according to what she heard. If they behaved as though they were attacking Kala, perhaps the bear would no longer heed Korei at all and defend herself rather than go offensive on a wolf that could not respond with proper defense. Hopefully she did not need to tell Korei what to do: run.