His own eyes flashed with amusement as he heard Grayson's response. He wanted to reassure the Alpha that there was nothing he would do to endanger his pack. In fact, Luc would protect them before he betrayed them. He would never be the cause of a pack's demise. Even if they weren't his own...no other alpha needed to go through the horrors that he had.<br/><br/>Silently he watched as Grayson interacted with his pack. He could tell they feared and respected him, that his word was law and that he showed them the same respect that they showed him. It wasn't simply because he was their Alpha either. Luc could sense a true bond of honor and respect from the pack, both the men and women. When Grayson even offered the explanation, he saw the way it made it easier for the wolves to retreat without feeling dismissed. Luc crossed his arms over his chest, observing. Feeling like an outsider...and longing for the family he had lost.<br/><br/>He felt a few eyes on him and did not meet them. He was not about to offer his name or anything about himself if Grayson did not want his people to know. His introductions could be left to the pack leader. He was in no hurry to supply his information, either.<br/><br/>"Grayson," A young female rushed towards the pack leader, her voice nervous, eyes pleading, "Ryan is no where to be found. His friends have no idea and...he's not in his room."