Moonspear Play-Play

Her sisters self-conscious remark was perhaps the only thing that could cause Hydra to feel any measure of guilt. And so she was about to say something to make Korei feel better when her sister perked up with an idea of a game. 

You don't have to beg, Korei, she reprimanded, though there was some measure of affection in her voice as she spoke the words. Hide, then, she spun on her heel, No extra time will be given for your injury, though, she added sharply, looking over her shoulder. Hydra thought she did Korei a favor in doing this—she wanted Korei to learn how to live with the limp she had while she had it, not to baby or coddle her. She felt Korei could handle it, and if Korei couldn't she imagined her freckled sister would tell her so. And so Hydra turned back around, beginning to count aloud.