Moonspear seize the night.

After he posed the invitation, Fig began to wonder if Hydra would react like Fennec had--questioning why. He still didn't think anything sinister was going on that prompted the invite. Hydra and his mother had been friends for a long time and as far as he knew, Towhee had always done the visiting. It just made sense for her to play the hostess sometimes too. So, he dropped the thought, but couldn't help but bring it back when they began to walk and Hydra asked about the Copse.

"Things are going well enough," Fig answered as he fell into step with her, "We have new neighbors that only my little brother seems to be fond of, but they've caused no real trouble that I know of. I think it's just strange for us to not be alone in the Hinterlands anymore after so long of it only being my family." Which didn't stop him from also feeling a bit uneasy about the deer-worshippers. They were so very different, though he knew that didn't necessarily mean they were bad.

"My mother tells me you're no stranger to uncomfortable neighbors," Fig added conversationally, interested in what her opinion on the matter might be. I have no idea if Towhee really would have told him about that but hey, she's not here to correct me so.