Konrad had noticed that Loretta didnâ€™t seem happy about handing the hare off to him, evident from her silence as she ate. She also had the scent of tears on her that told him she had been crying over it as well. Humans were always like that, he thought to himself with a sigh, making a mental note that he would really need to get her to see things differently. After she had finished eating she had retreated back into the cave without being dismissed. Oh yes this was definitely going to be a slow and steady process, getting her into this pack, and it would be quite some time before he could make her his own and use those powers of hers. Easy come, easy go. He kept those words in the back of his mind like they were some holy scripture he was supposed to memorize for Sunday school. Not like he would be able to set foot in a church anyway, and he wasnâ€™t even religious, and he would be shot full of silver before he knew what hit him. Religious people were funny.<br/><br/>â€œKonrad, are we serving the hare as well?â€ Ulfric was another member of the pack who was of the omega status for quite a few reasons. He was fairly new and tended to be rowdy, a bit uncontrollable at times, and slightly disobedient.<br/><br/>â€œWas the deer not enough for you?â€ Konrad spoke in a tone that reminded him who was boss. For the most part Ulfric was pretty submissive, but he never liked to take chances with those who had shown potential to be troublesome. And that being said he suddenly got an idea of what he could do with Loretta to get her to earn her keep a little more. Not just earn her keep but perhaps break her away from her human way of thinking a little more and make her one of the pack. If she was to become a werewolf then she would have to start acting like one a little more otherwise he might just change his mind about keeping her alive.<br/><br/>â€œI never said it wasnâ€™t. The deer was a fine meal as always, I was just curious to see if the hare was part of breakfast. Didnâ€™t you ask that human girl if it was?â€<br/><br/>â€œ<span style="font-style: italic">Ja</span>, however she will be the one to prepare it for us, not I. She needs to establish her position in the pack for herself.â€ A cold smirk appeared on his expression just then as he eyed the hare in its cage, watching as the animal cowered back and stood defensively. Normally he would do such a thing and he has to an extent but he needed to challenge this girl a bit more. The fact that she ran back off into the cave after eating instead of staying around the pack displeased him greatly. He really could be cruel sometimes, but he decided that he was going to show her who was in charge yet again. Even if she had given the hare up without hesitation which further proved that she was aware of her place here, he would remind her of her status and that she has yet to have the freedom to do as she pleased. Maybe he really was impatient after all, but he was still taking it slow.<br/><br/>Adler turned his head to look at his father as soon as he spoke the words, â€œShall I go get her?â€<br/><br/>â€œ<span style="font-style: italic">Nein</span>,â€ Konrad replied, â€œUlfric will go get her. Youâ€™re to stay put.â€ In a way he was lightly punishing Adler as well as Loretta. He knew they seemed to be fond of each other. Keeping them seperate for the time being would be mildly helpful. There was a method to his madness, as there always was.<br/><br/>Ulfric grinned and went back into the cave where the girl was. She was curled up in the spot she had been when she was first brought here. He remembered it briefly. Bending down, he looked her in the eyes, holding that grin for a moment, â€œYou have work to do. Konrad says itâ€™s time for you to cook the hare for us. You do know how to prepare a meal, right? Oh I sure hope you do.â€ His rowdiness showed through quite a bit there but he didnâ€™t really seem to notice it. With a chuckle, he lifted the girl and began to take her outside.