Moonspear And into the fire we go

Liffey was leaving. Hydra almost wanted to stop her, but felt that nothing would be gained from it. For whatever reason, she wanted space. She was reminded of Korei Julia. Liffey was making everything about her, and Hydra found that utterly ridiculous. Hydra would say no more on the matter, at least not today.

Her tail twitched idly behind her. She was about to ask how Gannet was feeling as Liffey moved away when her father emerged. Hydra had never been tense, and even now was not. She exuded her own at ease mood, though lowered her head a measure to relay subservience to him. Her tail waved, glad to see him here for his own written test.

Hydra answered his question. Nothing much. I came to welcome Gannet to the fold, she informed, glancing to him with a grin. It was clear that between the two of them nothing was amiss—and so she looked back to him. Everything about her answer would let him know tha the issue did not rest between the two of them. Hydra had plenty of issue with what she imagined were Liffey's supposings but now was her golden opportunity to speak on them if she really did not have faith in Moonspear and its patriarch.