My Lion King Forum

"Great," Al tried to plaster a smile on her face. At least he was out of the den and distracted, but she didn't like the expression on his face. Something about Savage seemed to unnerve Allegra more so perhaps than Loki, who merely shouted. This wolf just seemed to stare... "So, uh..." Nice one, Al thought to herself. She had nothing to say or do, though at least she was keeping away from the border across which Loki lay, off in the distance. She couldn't really remember the direction, just the pool that lay in front of it...

Meanwhile, Savage was focusing on his own thoughts and dealing with his cousin. He would go along with any decision regarding Loki made by Thor. Every now and then, he would look back to make sure that Allegra was following him.

"Where dyou wanna go?" Allegra finally spoke. She had only asked him to accompany her to get him out of the den, so that if Thor returned anytime soon he wouldn't be able to do much. She hoped Savage wouldn't think it odd that she'd ask him to come outside then not know where to go.

Savage gave a small growl. "I must get to Loki's territory," he said calmly.

Allegra laughed: "Not by ourselves surely?" She was fine for now - they were in the complete opposite direction to Loki's territory, there was no chance they'd stumble upon it for now.

Savage turned, a menacing glare appearing on his face. "What was that?" he said.

Allegra jumped at the ferocity in his voice. "I just mean... the two of us can't take on a whole pack, rihgt?" She laughed nervously but was growing to become terrified of the wolf. Why was it she found him so creepy?

Savage growled irritably. "Most of the pack is terrified of me and my reputation for brutality, Loki included. We'll scout out the location and then return to Thor," he said.

"Right..." Allegra muttered, annoyed at herself for getting so scared. "He's just Thor's cousin, just another dumb wolf..." She grumbled under her breath, not realising Savage had probably heard.

Savage ignored her and continued on his way. He would help his cousin, no matter what that took.