Moonspear saw the mistakes of up and down

Hydra's head lifted when she noted the other not matching her gaze, and her dominant streak flared within her as her pride was stroked. She kept respectful toward her parents all the while, listening and observing mutely otherwise. Hydra did not wish Aria the same sentiment, because she truly disliked that Aria was leaving at all even if her parents understood it. Hydra did not pity Aria, but rather felt an immense disappointment toward her for leaving because not all was well in her life. Not that Hydra could understand it—her life had gone well, and she had never lost anything she loved. She also was not an empath. 

As her father spoke, Hydra snorted in agreeance. Both her mother and her father turned away to do their own thing, and Hydra herself stalked along the borders in frustration, marking the territory and mulling over her thoughts on this whole exchange.