Altar of Twilight my own lived mythology

He was wrong—that was not what she desired or asked of him. Moonspear had no slaves; his conditional acceptance was that he lead them to the wolf she desired to cull. To prove his loyalty. Sensing he misunderstood by his answer alone, Hydra clarified what she wanted of him: I want but one thing, Hydra informed, her tone cool and collected. When the time comes, I want you to take me to your brother. You will lead me through the tangled web of your territory to where he can be found. In the meantime, while within Moonspear, you will remain within the pack borders until that day comes. You must prove that your loyalty, now, is with us, that much, she felt, was fair and ought to be understood. After all, he could be a spy. Hydra was content to let him loiter in their territory, given that even if the enemy was told of it traversing through a mountain when one was not made for them was no easy feat. But he would be watched anyhow, to ensure this, which surely he knew. Will you do this? She inquired, wanting his explicit word.