Moonspear on the move

She, @Lyra and @Alya made their way toward the den with a large, meaty leg carried between them; upon arrival, the trio deposited it. Hydra had initial designs to help with her new brothers and sisters, but one swiveled ear heard the proud march of her younger sister as she headed toward Drogon. The relationship between them was not one Hydra was entirely aware of, though she had her suspicions; Drogon was not a man that needed protecting, having learned much by her, though Vela was a she-wolf with much to learn. 

Hydra turned on her heel, muzzle wrinkled and disappointment written on her face. This quarrel is not for this moment, Vela, she spoke darkly, pressing: we will not have a cub disappearing today because of misplaced priorities. Her ears thrust forward, her own tail lifted over her hindquarters. Surely her fathers doppelganger recalled the last move, where Galaxy had fallen through the cracks? Hydra had blamed Korei Julia, then, for her lack of attention. She wanted Vela to be better than that. 

Her eyes shifted to Drogon. He clearly had no intent to leave us, else he never would have returned. Hydra knew that much. Dirge, after all, had left—and had not returned. She had known he had wanted her to come with him, but her family and her roots were much too important to her. Hydra was not finished with Moonspear. And it was not finished with her. She had found Drogon in the Winter, and he had agreed to aid them in their wartime, and, still he stayed. His loyalty, Hydra guessed, was more for just himself at this point. The bitch was clearly no counselor, but if she could set Vela's mind at ease so that she would not make herself look like a fool and jeopardize her present siblings she would consider her words not wasted.

Her twins were with their youngest siblings, and Hydra turned on her heel to join them, a protective shield against the world. In particular, she minded large gaps and crevices and herded her siblings away from any she saw with stern nips and disapproving snarls that meant she would not be tested.