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It was the moment that Revui revealed to her that this was a prospective joiner that Hydra's attention upon the other becomes more evident. Her eyes linger upon the stranger, and she thinks of her name and finds it fitting based on her build alone. Long and lean, the other looked—from build alone—easy to knock off her feet. She was delicate, built not at all like a fighter. Her merle furs were unlike anything Hydra herself had seen, shifting in their shades of grey. Like the ocean when the clouds shifted to and fro to flirt and then flee the sun, casting shadows on some parts and light upon others. 

Hydra was disappointed to hear that the other was a stargazer; the immaculate furs of the other, uninterrupted by wounds or scars, indicated that she likely did not enjoy fighting after surveying the sky. It was fortunate that her father came; he had more of a mind for the use and the merit of another stargazer. One was enough for Hydra, and her father was perfectly capable of it. Speedy could teach her things that were more useful, she reminded herself, and glanced to Revui. Growing smarter. 

The Ostrega shifted her weight and spoke after her father, introducing herself in turn as the other had done: Hydra Ostrega, she started. This is Willoughby, she introduces, Revui has intercepted her. She would not take the credit from him (he is family), and the look she gives is meant to prompt him to repeat himself to their father.