Moonspear Road kill has its seasons

Whatever Gannet had tried to say, it had been cut off by a strangled scream. Lyra quickly released her grip upon his leg but felt no remorse for what she had done. He deserved it. He and his kind were as good as guilty and his conviction had already begun. Charon seemed to be in agreement as he snarled at Rannoch before shouting at Gannet, and his daughter looked up with a satisfied smirk upon her blood-stained lips. Dirge's comment was only met with a cursory glance from Lyra, who then turned back to the man who seemed to have been subdued for the moment. She simmered, thinking that he didn't deserve a chance to plead his innocence to herself but she would stand by whatever Hydra and her parents decided.

As her sister filled in their mother on what had transpired, Lyra began to inspect her own handiwork, realising with disgust that now she would have to treat him. The bite mark had been deep and blood seeped from the wound by the gallon. She sighed inwardly, watching out of the corner of her eye as Rannoch was instructed to go tend to Korei, noting the irritated undertones in Hydra's voice.

At Amekaze's announcement, her own voice a stark contrast to her vindictive words only moments ago, Lyra looked to her with a fire flickering behind her gaze. "I also want to take a look over her, if you'll allow," she said quietly. Even though she was the pack's medic and Galaxy was her sister, she felt it was only right to ask permission. It was a sensitive subject, and her parents were grieving. The reality hadn't hit her yet, but emotions still ran high — she wanted to have solid evidence to prove this was Redhawk's doing.

That would have to be later, however, as the task of moving Gannet was given to the triplets. With a nod to her sisters, the three then began to drag the Redhawk boy into Moonspear territory where he would be their captive.

His interrogation couldn't come soon enough.