Moonspear line of sight

Hydra mimicked her father, ruminating in their silence for the while. Her frustration was palpable, though she was never known to be the most patient of his daughters when it came to her aggravation. Seeking a reminder, Hydra asked after rubbing her furs against a tree, I'm allowed to kill him, if he does what he does again? Her father had always trusted her judgment, and so she did not doubt that she could. It did not feel strange or out of place to ask the question—not when his behavior indicated he had no sense. That could only mean he would exercise that same ill judgment elsewhere, and Hydra was already protective of the things to come. They were a part of her, and Hydra would not have them at risk in their own home.