Moonspear and strong when you are weak

praimfaya watches hydra as she speaks; offering a report of her victory, her observation of sadgeda — despite that she opts not to go into gory detail of what she's done — content that hydra is clearly listening and appears to have interest in what she offers her. in ways, allowing praimfaya to go could certainly benefit moonspear even if, in the end, it had largely been a bit of a selfish plight. moonspear was not meant to be a permanent settlement. they were allies and she and her's provide and assist where they can during their time in moonspear but the intention had always been, when she came of age, to start again.

and praimfaya had always been clear with communicating that intention ...or at the very least had strove to be such.

the question of war comes as a bit of surprise; having been gone for a while but she realizes that it shouldn't. hydra is like-minded and in many ways she easily reminds praimfaya of one of her own wolves. we are always prepared for war. jus drein, jus daun. blood must have blood. that is our way.