Moonspear more to do than can ever be done,

boooo, I suck. sorry yall!

In some other lands children might've been given gentler versions of the truth, but this was not that place. Mother taught her wolves woukd be happy to kill children such as them. And though she doubted the foolish little boy called Almight could've hurt them- perhaps Mintaka, considering they were equally naive- Mira knew now she was naive in a way too, and had not been prepared for the possibility of a greater threat.

When Mother spoke of the sadness of losing them, Mira felt a greater shame. She had never wanticipated to hurt or dissapoint her mother, and now she had done so, and could've even hurt her more. Mira was not one who could understand the feelings of others, and could not place herself in Mother's shoes, but wished to be a satisfactory daughter for her all the same. 

To Hydra's final demand, Mira nodded shyly. i understand. she breathed, ducking her head as she mentally scolded herself for being such a fool.