Tri drawing her knife didn't scare Lucas, he was delirious as it was anyway, nothing she could do could faze him at this point. When her hand came to him temple and he suddenly felt a surge of strength, he picked up speed and was soon moving faster than most human eyes could track. All the silver had been pushed from his body and soon he was healed, but now he was starving. As Tri lost consciousness Lucas was inside the shack. He gently put her down, using some of his clothes as a pillow and blanket for her. Once he felt she was going to be okay, he dashed back outside and went looking for elk. All his primal power and ferocity had returned to him and within minutes he had found and slaughtered a massive bull elk and he feasted. Once he had his fill, he ripped of a leg that was still intact and brought it back to the shack.<br/><br/>When he stepped inside, he shifted down to his human form and almost got sick. He was covered in blood a sweat and had a giant leg in his hand. Dropping the leg and sinking to the ground, he knew he had killed again. "Maybe she'll kill me now?" he said outloud. He remembered her defending him and a great sadness blanketed him. What a let down, she seemed nice. Then he remembered Tiberius pushing her down and he remembered all the rage he felt in that moment. He closed his eyes, figuring he killed Tiberius. "Great" he said as he tried to stand. He knew he had to run away as fast as he could. As he was about to leave, he noticed Tri in the shack, using his clothes for a bed. "The hell?" he was very confused, he didn't bring her here, did he? Suddenly, he could feel his primal side fighting in his mind and then images of Rathus carrying Tri here flashed into his thoughts. He grabbed his head in pain and groaned. Clear memories of picking up Tri and bringing her here, and even making her a bed of sorts filled his mind. Lucas sat down by Tri's feet, his back against the wall. He would wait until she awoke to explain this to him, because that wasn't what Rathus did, he killed people, he didn't protect them