Bramblepoint so lets set the world on fire

Outraged by Revui's inability to obey, Hydra reacted instantaneously to his look. She would happily oblige such requests, and the Ostrega knew better than to give him any time to think about doing anything else; still, the stray gaze of her brother was not missed, because it stared where it should not (it should be upon her), and the she-wolf turned as Revui circled to see what her brother had, noting it observing them. 

Her hackles lifted and Hydra was stuck between her pride, and her other motivations. She gazed at Revui and Arcturus, knowing the stories they had heard of bears. None good. One had stolen their sister. If you would like to be stolen, Revui, you may stay, she decided, her sharp blue gaze falling onto him. Maybe he would be curious like Korei Julia, maybe he would decide to approach the beast? Think it sweet, and their parents verdicts to be gained through fantasy? She would let natural selection do its work. Hydra hadn't the patience to deal with disobedient curs—

Terribly insensitive to the developing mind of the youth, Hydra could not understand or sympathize with their inability to listen... but their time was short. If the bear had a family to protect, it would surely charge; they had a single bluff, perhaps, but Hydra hadn't the time for seeing that through. So she turned back to her brother to snap at their feet: back home before you get yourselves killed. If the bear doesn't do it, I'll do it.