Eivind's eyes narrowed and he snorted. Comparing their relationships together wasn't the same.<br/><br/>“We're mated. There's a bit of a difference there,” Eivind growled. He wasn't sure Sig was capable of taking anything seriously and he didn't mind that with the little wolf. He didn't need to, especially with one of Lofgren's pack. To him, it wasn't worth it for some casual fun. He wasn't the only one that was getting irritated and Blue was quick to snap. Eivind only stared as he apologized and then made his offer. He was leaving his bike for collateral, a show of good faith perhaps. Blue was whispering his thoughts but they did nothing to soothe his irritation, especially with the way his mate was talking. He could tell he was uneasy still despite his thought and it went beyond Sig.<br/><br/>Once Stellan had gone Blue finished wrapped his leg and Eivind pulled him into his lap, taking his weight on his good thigh. He wrapped his arms around his slim waist and rubbed his bearded face against his collarbone.<br/><br/>“It wouldn't be easy, Blue. You don't need to worry. Unlike Sig, you are part of the pack. I wouldn't be here now if I didn't believe they'd protect you as such. I wouldn't allow it. They always underestimate the injured wolf but oftentimes that one is the most dangerous, especially when they have something to protect.” If a few of them showed up they might not understand, but Blue was mated into the pack. Something permanent, and even Sieger would respect tradition when it came to proper pairings. It might be an opportunity to remove a few of them if they tried to do Blue harm. They would be within their right; Eivind assuredly if they took one aggressive move towards what was his at all.<br/><br/>“There are others here that wouldn't bat an eye at defending you either. If I was worried that you weren't safe here we would have gone where I knew you would be.” Likely though, this was the safest anyone could be, and instinctually Eivind felt at ease with the pack around, especially at a disadvantage. Stellan hadn't brought a fight, or anyone with him though, and only time would tell if he let something slip that he shouldn't. Eivind didn't really think he'd try to hurt Sig. He had more than a few opportunities to do so if he wanted to, but it didn't mean he was okay with the situation. There was too much risk involved for not enough reward.<br/><br/>Eivind let out an irritated little huff, looking out to the motorcycle.<br/><br/>“Should we desecrate his bike like he did my truck?” Eivind grumbled. He'd realized what they'd done when he'd gone out to pop the hood, making sure the stranger hadn't somehow ruined it. Mechanically, it was fine but it was obvious what they'd done in the cab. One more thing to add.<br/><br/>–<br/><br/>Sig was to the point he didn't think Stellan was going to show up at all. Too far out to follow or he'd gotten busy with other things. He was a little disappointed but he'd live with it. Perhaps that passionate night in the grass was meant to end their time on a good note, not sour it with issues between their own. So Sig used the time for himself, wanting to be away from it all. Blue and Eivind probably wanted some time alone after being apart. Sig had gotten over his anger when he'd left. It didn't matter anyway if he and Stellan weren't going to see one another again.<br/><br/>Sig was laid out naked, napping on the cool stone towards the back of the cave. He'd just come back from a run, enjoying his time even if he were alone. He heard the approach of another and propped himself up, listening. Unlike Eivind he didn't assume the worst and quickly sprung up, taking in the still air within the cave. It turned out to be exactly who he wanted to see. The large wolf wined and Sig walked over lazily, stretched before dropping down and wrapped his arms around his anticipated friend.<br/><br/>“Started to get the idea that you weren't coming,” Sig admitted. “Would have been a shame. Out here all alone, little to do, pent up with memories of a remarkable cock attached to an even more remarkable man.” Sig had plenty of time to think about Stellan and he didn't believe he should be judged based on the decisions of his pack. Sig would rather think for himself and Stellan had only been kind to him. He'd even come out to find him when Sig had intentionally made it a little difficult if only to lure Stellan away from it all.<br/><br/>Sig was brushing through his fur, checking him over, making sure that he was whole. Just a few scabs but nothing too serious, even after making him late to meet back up with his monstrous alpha. Sig had worried for him, especially when he hadn't come. He'd made it seem like they'd cross paths again and Sig had taken the big fellow for his word. He was correct in his assumptions as it were.<br/><br/>“Been out here before. It's where I stayed before meeting Eivind and Blue. They sent me on the way towards their pack, where I was well received. Warned me that if I went too far east I wouldn't be. Don't think too many of your own come this far out,” Sig explained, part of his reasoning for heading back to the cave, aside from simple enjoying it.<br/><br/>“Nice and quiet though. Far enough removed from both territories.”