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Sure, Hydra agreed, nodding her head. Rannoch had been Rian's leader; of course Rian would want to see him. But it also meant they got to travel with one another. This excited her immensely, though it was not betrayed by any part of her. When the other she-wolf with pretty eyes politely declined, Hydra looked to her. She was sure Rian would; Hydra did not even know the girls name, she realized. But her priority was not that. We should be off now. The sooner we return, the better, she looked to Rian as she said this, but then looked to Airi. I don't know what their motives are, or if they have a vendetta against the Vale, but if I were you I would warn them to be wary. It wasn't her job or place to tell the other what to do, but she felt it fair to say as much to the other. That much she did for Rannoch, who she considered a friend. He would care about that; Hydra, not so much—she wasn't as invested in these wolves without its key players present: Rannoch, Rian, Cypress. Anything you need to do before we head out? She inquired, and if his answer was no Hydra would prepare to get a move on with him.