Moonspear it seems like it never really was enough

Hydra nodded to Keres, all too glad to have her here. They would benefit from it, she drawled, meaning it. In the womans short time here, she could sense that she was a wealth of knowledge and strength both. There was not a moment that Hydra doubted this she-wolf was a sister of her own, family through and through. She had Dirge to thank for much, her presence included. 

How is it, being reunited with your brother? she inquired then, with a happy beat of her tail. Hydra for one was quite close with her siblings—littermates and younger ones alike, with the exception of two runaways (the third? Well, the third was no family member of hers). While Hydra understood not all could be perfect, she did hope that the oafish boys (they could hardly be called men with their recent behavior, could they?) would repair what they had been so intent on seeking to tear apart. And idly, she wondered if Keres had any experience with such squabbles.