“And let's say he does find you? You think that I’m just going to apologize and go on my way?” Lofgren snorted. “I don’t give up the things that I’ve decided I want. And time apart has made me decide that I will be keeping you for as long as your little human heart keeps beating.” There would be no making the same mistake twice and he knew that would involve him having to kill Eivind in order to keep his catch. It didn’t put Lofgren off and he wasn’t afraid of the other alpha male regardless of the reputation of his father. Lofgren ignored the pain and the gash in his side. It would clot eventually. He’d had worse. He would just need to sleep it off and take it easy, but first he had a lesson to finish.<br/><br/>Blue was a little bit difficult to keep a handle on because the made everything slippery, that and he was fighting erratically. His tears though made everything sweet and Lofgren wrested the human down to damp stone ground, pummeling him a time or two in the stomach for hitting him in the face. Clothing went next, the wolf tearing and grabbing and pulling the human back towards him when he did manage to slip away. Lofgren growled his annoyance, wanting him to be still.<br/><br/>“You’ve lost. Fucking quit,” the alpha warned, blood loss making him want to be lazy. “I’m sure you’re well used to getting fucked by a wolf now. Don’t play coy. It won’t be so bad.” His words didn’t sound sincere even to his own ears. The blood loss didn’t seem to hinder his arousal in any way especially as he tore any remaining modesty the human had left away from him.<br/><br/><br/>–<br/><br/><br/><br/>Stellan wasn’t difficult to find again. It was that way since being mated to him but Blue’s trail was another story. He knew he’d gone up the mountain and Stellan was trying to follow. Alarm gnawed at the smaller wolf, knowing it was just as dangerous for his large mate to be climbing around as it was their enemy. Sig shouted for him, climbing up to him nimbly to check him over again. He could tell he was worn down and in pain.<br/><br/>“Stop for a second. He went up here to hopefully get a large wolf dropped off a cliff or fallen down the side of the mountain, so we need to be careful,” Sig told him, imagining he wasn’t thinking clearly in the face of adrenaline. He wanted to help Blue as well but it wouldn’t do anyone any good if they got themselves hurt in the process.<br/><br/>“Let me fix some of this,” Sig demanded, opening the first aid kit. The first thing he did was get two of the pain pills down him, then poured a bottle of water over his lolling tongue to wet his throat. It wouldn’t be enough to impair of a wolf of Stellan’s size but it would take the edge off.<br/><br/>“I’m starting to worry,” he voices, concern heavy in his tone. “Things aren’t going the way they’re supposed to.”