Moonspear to that special place

Hydra swung around when Korei arrived, watching her approach Wraen as though she were sick. Hydra was surprised and dismayed to hear her sister stammering, and her ears pricked forward. She had been training Korei, and had hoped that it would make her more confident... in all aspects of life. Korei, she greeted bluntly, hoping her own voice would serve as a reminder. Her voice wasn't cold, per se, but it wasn't necessarily warm either. She wanted Julia to get it right. 

When Wraen spoke, Hydra looked to her. She hadn't noticed, but let out an ugh. Dirt in your eye is the worst. Just so annoying, and when Wraen offered that she lead the way, she was about to. But wanting her sister to have some semblance of confidence, Hydra offered her the reins. Actually, Korei here is the starwatcher. Korei, what's the coolest spot this mountain has to offer for that, do you think? Don't embarrass me, I mean, I know all of them, but if you had to pick one. Hydra didn't mind including Korei—she believed the girl could act normal, even if she had yet to see it. But dammit, she wanted to see it.