Moonspear Words mean nothing when your lips are so blue

Sunniva's inactive, so PPing her out!

It seemed like a pretty sure thing, then. Hydra arrived not long after Dragomir's howl, prompt as usual. Never had he met a more reliable wolf than Hydra. Speedy was pretty high on his list as well, and he lamented that he might never see her again, but even she hadn't commanded the same authority as Moonspear's Alpha female did. Reliable, yes, but in a different way.

Strangely, Sunniva seemed to lose her nerve the moment that Hydra introduced herself. She turned tail and departed, leaving Dragomir baffled. Hadn't she said just two seconds ago that she wanted to be loyal in exchange for their help? Leaving the moment that a leader turned up seemed like a really poor way to reinforce that you were a loyal sort of wolf. In the span of two seconds, Dragomir learned that not all wolves were as good as their word.

Weird, he mused. She said she needed help and would work and be loyal in exchange. He canted his muzzle to peer up at Hydra, hoping perhaps she had an explanation for Sunniva's change of heart. Guess you scared her, he commented.