Moonspear music sounds better with you

Alya shrugged at his question, not really sure. "A few months, at least," she said dismissively. There was nothing special about her siblings, except that the were part of the same noble bloodline as Alya herself. She was more interested in talking about Hydra - and, by extension, herself - than about the young furballs with which she had so little to do. When they were older, she would take more of an interest in them.

"Hydra's very strong and brave," she agreed with a happy wag of her tail. "The three of us go on a lot of adventures together, but when I'm on my own... I really just wander nearby, I guess," she admitted. "It's sort of like... Lyra takes care of everyone inside the borders, Hydra confronts everyone that gets too close, and I scout around the outside of the territory, so I can tell Hydra and everyone what's going on out here."

It was not as glorious as Alya liked to pretend, and it was something of a relief to admit this to Nikai. "I haven't been all that far from Moonspear at all. The furthest is that mountain - " she pointed to Silvertip with a flick of her nose - "and I could still see my mountain and everything. And I've never been to the sea," she added, unnecessarily.