Moonspear when people become numbers

Her mother spoke, and Hydra listened. The words, to Hydra, were thus far easier said than done. Her attacks would be easy for her mother, or anyone else, to anticipate. Hydra would always look where she sought to struck before doing so as it was not something she was aware she even did. That would make it difficult to complete any of the things Amekaze had just mentioned, and so her mother might need to expressly inform her just how she might (and might not) do that. Hydra continued to circle her mother as her mother circled her, and Hydra thought she was doing exactly as her mother said—inciting her to movement. But her mother demonstrated what she meant, and it was Hydra who needed to adjust her footing and her step as her mothers body language and teeth both did their work. 

Hydra mirrored her mothers body language, though the effect her mother had upon her might not echo for her mother. The effort was made, but perhaps when against her mother it was halfhearted—though her instincts were more dominant in nature, they had never tempted her to rally against her mother. Still, Hydra returned her mothers movement after circling her twice over, snapping herself once more at her mothers hocks to see what way this would inspire her mother to move.