Konrad held no doubts in his mind that this girl would indeed make a fine werewolf. What position would she be better as? He would probably keep her a simple omega for awhile before deciding she was worthy of beta especially with the look she continued to give him. This one was going to be a bit of trouble but it was only a matter of time before she became submissive. Even the strongest people had their limits and he would be sure to expose her weaknesses before she became too comfortable with that defiant gaze. But what fun would that be if he just decided to crush her now? This was exactly what he wanted from her, he shouldnâ€™t ruin it now. He needed her to defy him, make things difficult for him, that way once he does the damage it hits her harder than it would if he just destroyed her now. For now her freedom would be allowed. At least to an extent anyway, as he would ensure that she would never leave this cave.<br/><br/>For the time being, he had to solve the food issue before he moved onto anything else. The few wolves he sent out to hunt might return soon but he knew he had to get something for himself. He rarely ate with the pack even if he was Alpha, but he was also going out to hunt because he knew that the wolves should have been back by now. Hunting was not that hard. Perhaps he really did have too much new blood in the pack right now and needed to hand out a few lessons in basic survival. It was slowly becoming stressful when they didnâ€™t understand that they could not rely on Fridays for food and often starved themselves. As amusing as it was he couldnâ€™t have that, especially with that pack of runts roaming around the area that still refused to leave. They really have been trouble lately; perhaps while he was hunting he could send them packing if he ever encountered them.<br/><br/>Turning away from the girl, he made his decision to get hunting over with before his hunger began to really eat at him. It was bad enough it almost felt like his stomach was in knots. â€œ<span style="font-style: italic">Stellen Sie sicher, dass das MÃ¤dchen nicht entgehen</span>,â€ he told some wolves in a sharp, commanding tone. He was sure that she would not be going anywhere but that didnâ€™t mean he was going to leave her alone. The wolves gave a nod and proceeded to stand guard.<br/><br/>Konrad then left the cave and headed deep into the forest. Like before, he ran gracefully, but this time it was in the form of a large, grey wolf. When he ran past the fire, it looked like he was diving into the fires of Hell. The wind swept across his face as he ran, searching for any signs of life around. Animals were smart and usually knew when they were about to become a meal but he was wise. Keeping low to the ground, he began to stalk a small hare. It was not much but it was better than nothing, he was not going to complain, and he was far too impatient to hunt down an elk. He had gone this long without food, his hunger was getting to him, and he needed to eat. The hare didnâ€™t even seem to know he was there, which made this easier. When he found the right opportunity, he moved in closer, and then leaped, bringing his fangs down upon the small animal, holding it down until it stopped struggling.<br/><br/>He then brought the hare back to the den. The wolves he sent had brought back an elk but they still would not eat without the Alphaâ€™s permission. Shifting back into his human form, â€œ<span style="font-style: italic">Bringen Sie das MÃ¤dchen wieder raus zum Feuer, sagen Sie ihr zu, wenn sie hungrig ist, dann darf sie essen</span>.â€ He told one of his wolves, who went and brought the girl.<br/><br/>The wolf who went to get the girl was his son, Adler. He was gentle when he lifted her and began to bring her outside however he did not smile, â€œThe Alpha says that if youâ€™re hungry youâ€™re allowed to eat.â€