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That is a qualifier for absolutely must, she informed, for if they are willing to do damage to you, they are willing to do damage to the rest. No doubt then they are certainly here with malevolent intent, she explained. Try your best to not let them get any further, but be mindful to set your defenses and to keep your vitals out of reach, she drawled. Considering, she looked to him, and shared: when I was young, perhaps around your age, there was a she-wolf that trespassed. She attacked me, Hydra revealed candidly, and continued, and she continued to even when I fought back. She is the wolf who had given me this scar, Hydra informed, notched ear flicking. I thought of my family. My sisters. I did not want them to touch her; touch anyone else. Help came soon enough, and she did not stop fighting; we had to kill her. That is usually how it goes, when they refuse to leave—when they fight. I do not know what they wanted, she shook her head, but I was a young girl when I fought her. She could have killed me, could have killed anyone else here too, if she lived. If it was not her that died, it would have been me, she said gravelly. 

Hydra knew of this dog-eat-dog world because she had seen it play out; it was eat, or be eaten... kill, or be killed in matters such as that. Hydra did not need Dragomir to kill, but only to understand the necessity of engagement and doing so with vigor to not let them get further. Hydra could deliver the killing blow cleanly and swiftly enough, she truly did not desire to make a killing machine out of any of her subordinates. She just wanted them to be capable of fighting for their lives and do what they must, when it came down to it; Hydra did not want any of them to know helplessness.