Moonspear back to the forward command center

The inquiry was met with a glance, and then Hydra turned to look at her wholly. So long as you find a husband here, you can become a mother; you and your husband both must come to me. But I will force no one to do this. It is something I would like for my brothers, I grant you this—but they must decide for themselves they are ready for such a chapter to begin. You have likely always wished to be a mother, a wife; understand that such a thing has not been on their radars in their lifetime that they have ever shared with me, at least. It is new to them, and I will not rush them into something they themselves are not ready for. It is a lifelong commitment, she expressed. It was unfortunate Andraste had only brought her now, but that was the way of things; little forethought, that woman had. 

Your way is different than our own. I ask that you be as patient as you can. And if you find no husband here, I will not keep you upon Moonspear. The other could return to Aurewen if she wished; Hydra had no desire to use or abuse Kukutux in any such way. Hydra did think there might be a future for her here, but then the remainder of it all was not for her to decide. If her brothers were not ready, then that was all there was to it. She knew Kukutux too little to feel too badly about it; Hydra could not tell any sibling honestly that Kukutux was a good, or bad, match. She knew better than to trust the way one seemed. It very rarely translated to who they truly were.