Moonspear bear necessities

Other pack members are more than welcome to join!

 

Her sisters took their places beside her, and Hydra stood all the taller for it. Terance was here and in light of the circumstance at hand, she was content for the moment to put her aggravation with him on hold. She did not even snap at his touch, thinking to return it though without its usual gusto. Still, he was one of her closest friends. Hydra was glad he was here, and that superceded anything else here and now.

Her call had been for the entirety of the pack, Korei included despite her lack of desire for her to be here (she would probably mess everything up), but to not see her face among them caused her disdain for her to feel all the more justified. Her mind raced as her sister asked, and Hydra thought she might know but could not be certain in having never seen one for herself. Bear, Terance confirmed. Hydra remembered all of her fathers warnings. Bold though she was, she knew better than to ignore her fathers wisdom. Others should come soon, she murmured to them both. Perhaps even Korei. They would need all the help they could get, and if anything Korei could at least act as a decoy—no one could mess that up. But then maybe not. If she did, she might be killed. Although her own feelings bordered on hate for Korei, Hydra would not humor that... even if she was the reason Galaxy was dead. 

Two more came, but the two that did were the most, in her knowledgeable opinion, effective. Even Lyra in her depression would make a formidable foe, particularly now that she knew what was at stake. Her mother announced her opinion, and as each inky wolf watched from the woods Hydra found herself agreeing. But then it moved to retreat, and Hydra squinted. Perhaps its den was off of the territory, but Hydra felt they needed to know. If we can avoid fighting it, perhaps we should... but we should know where it stays, so as to keep a good lookout. It definitely should not come back here—we can patrol this area more, she thought out loud, and looked to her mother. She was in command here, but Hydra felt that her father would not want them doing anything stupid so as to harm any capable protector. He had been pretty explicit in their discussion together, and his words were not ever taken lightly. What do you think? She asked, her gaze falling back to the bear. Hydra wondered if the bear lived upon the mountain; she had not noted it before. Regardless, she began skulking forward so as to keep the bear in their line of sight, hoping to remain hidden all the while.