Overhead sighting of 3 “orbs” flying in a rapid, silent, loose formation from the NW to the SE in the early AM hours of 10/13/23.

I’m a nightshift worker who gets home around 2:00 AM each night except Sundays.  My routine is to walk my dog before going to bed.  On October 13, 2023 at 2:15 AM, I noticed three “orbs” overhead traveling in a “loose formation” meaning that they weren’t in the tight triangle formation that one would see jets fly in.
These three “orbs” weren’t as bright as the background stars which they were flying by.  The background stars in question would be the stars that make up the constellation of Orion the Hunter.  These three “orbs” were moving rapidly, but certainly not as fast as meteors.  They came from the NW (300 degrees) and flew towards the SE (117 degrees).
What was particularly odd was the way that they flew…it was very “loose” as well. They didn’t fly in a direct line like jets or meteors for that matter. They flew in a manner that reminded me of downhill skiers as they ski back and forth (slalom skiing) as they go downhill.
This odd way of flying, very “loose” formation and very “sloppy” flying with regard to linear movement (non-uniform linear motion) was what struck me the most as being unusual…moreso than their dimness and their silence.
The sighting lasted about 5 or 6 seconds. It was brief, but longer than typical meteor streaks. I’ve seen bolides go high above crossing the sky in long straight lines that took 5-6 seconds to go across the sky, but they were always singular and of course, much brighter than these three dim orbs.
Perhaps others in the surrounding neighborhoods North of Seattle might’ve seen these three “sloppy flyers” as well.
I’ll upload two photos. The one photo with the red arrow denotes the line of travel past the constellation of Orion the Hunter. The buildings in the foreground are simply other townhouses here at this complex.
The photo of the compass (screen grab) is showing the direction of 117 degrees SE in which these three orbs were going. They came from the opposite direction which would be 300 degrees NW.