Moonspear they say all ends can be a start

She followed her sister around like a shadow. This wasn't unusual for the third head of the Cerberus but, with Alya's impending departure for Easthollow, Lyra felt the need to be closer to her sisters now more than ever. She hated whenever they were apart, but she also knew Alya had to follow her fancies (even if she didn't agree with this particular one). Her sister would return again, one day. And in turn, they would return to her when needed, whether Nikai's family wanted them there or not.

This understanding between the three of them eased Lyra's nerves, though she still felt for Arcturus, who shared a tie with his brother that was almost as strong as the triplets' own. It was clear Revui's disappearance wore on him. Their brother's fate was still unknown, but they were going to fix that.

A shelf of stone jut from the earth just above where Hydra came upon their younger brother, and Lyra leapt up and perched upon it gingerly, gazing down at the meeting with a determined glint as her sister got right down to business. "I met a stranger who had sighted him along the coast," she said. Although she hadn't trusted the odd girl one bit, it was at least something to go by.