The buck couldn't die. It surprised Luc that he cared so much about the other species, knowing that if this had happened in his own land, he would have simply let the beast die and kept his pack safe. They had been isolated, protected one another...and it hadn't been enough. Perhaps if they had known about the other species, about the other people that could have helped...then maybe his pack would have survived. He would have liked to believe that....truth was, they had been outnumbered. And Luc had been naive. So fucking naive.<br/><br/>He looked up when the truck stopped and blinked when he saw the man made entrance to the cave, his eyes flashing with surprise. They lived...within a cave? How in the hell was that comfortable considering the size of Grayson's pack?!<br/><br/>Pushing his thoughts and questions aside, Luc followed Hannah and helped them pull the buck from the truck slowly, making their way slowly towards the cave. At the entrance, a female met them with a gurney and Luc gently laid the buck down upon it. Once the animal laid on the large gurney, Hannah and the others took off further into the cave. Luc kept his hand pressed to the wound but his eyes were looking around dumbfounded. The opening was large and then it split off into different directions. Some tunnels took you high and some low and he could smell the different scents all around him: they all lived here.<br/><br/>All of them...lived within the large cave.<br/><br/>Luc blinked in shock, realizing that this was...the smartest and safest way to keep the pack together. He was certain -- from the short time he had known Grayson -- that there was another way to leave the cave if the entrance was blocked. He would never only allow one opening and exit for his pack. It would save them while the humans...or whoever hunted them...became lost in the maze of tunnels.