Moonspear with just a hint of pain for the feeling that i get when you are gone

Ever since the attack, Hydra herself had felt significantly less adventurous on her sisters behalf. Though there was a significant part of her that wished to find the thing that brought Alya to feel this way, an even greater part of her, for now, knew compassion. That Hydra, the bully, had it in her was a remarkable thing. But still they played together. When one went too far, now Hydra coralled them back to the rendezvous site. For now, taking risks seemed dumb. Particularly if it brought Alya to act so differently.

Well, she and @Lyra had been playing hide and seek with @Alya, and after finding Lyra swiftly enough the duo found that Alya was much, much harder to find. Hydra grit her teeth and fret, and snapped at Lyra quickly, Find father, because when one of them went astray, now, it brought feelings of anxiety in her for what had happened. What if Alya had been hurt as they covered for her? Young though she was, Hydra understood that she did not want anything bad happening to those she loved most.

She did not, despite her vanity, count herself in this number of people to be afraid for. Hydra could sometimes be too bold. Hydra struck out to find Alya in the meantime, and was able to catch her trail. Hydra was no scout, but her 'skills' and style both would lend her the ability to excel in becoming an adept hunter and guardian both. Too small was she to be a good guardian, now, but she imagined herself a fierce one! She heard the stammering of her sister, and Hydra broke through shrubbery to make it to Alya, smelling the fear before she saw it. Hydra looked 'round them but saw nothing, though she had heard the howl. Hydra moved alongside Alya and offered her the only comfort she could truly give--her presence--and moved to push her snout against Alya's shoulder. I'm here, the gesture said, though there was an irritable sweep of her plume that came before the decision to comfort rather than scold. The scolding could wait 'til later.