Moonspear The Creature From the Black Lagoon

They're fools, Hydra added with plenty of conviction in her voice, sometimes I think they are not long for the world... but many have pity for such folk. It extends their mortality, I have found, she drawled sighingly, much the same way one would say what a shame. 

Hearing the others story caused Hydra to frown; but as it came to a conclusion, Hydra pressed her own shoulder against her newfound sisters. Good, she drawled, as he should have. She would have offered her assistance, were the scoundrel somehow still alive and if his face was ever shown here... but Keres was a capable woman, and Hydra was glad that the woman had slayed the true villain in the end. Sorry did precious little, but receiving justice... knowing that no more awful things could come from at least that one bastard because you put an end to them... that did plenty. That brought sleep at night where sorry never would; that brought peace in the heart where sorry brought a pinprick of sadness to think of it. 

It did not change the truth of it. Hydra was sorry to hear it, but knowing the man was avenged by his own Keres meant there was one less wolf to add upon her hitlist.