When the female started to thrash on his back he grumbled and wanted to toss her to the ground himself, but the she-wolf did that all on her own. He snorted as her head bounced off the ground with a sickening thud. He physically winced at the sound of it. Though he kept his distance not wanting to lay these cards down yet. Upon seeing the blood falling down her forehead and along her cheek and then dripping down onto the ground below he knew he had to do something. No one was ever to be hurt by him, unless they challenged his position or title. He watched as the female wrapped herself up like a small little bundle of bones and red fur. He wanted to lay on his stomach and inch towards her to clean the now bleeding wound. Inwardly he shook his head and he just continued to look at the timid creature in front of him.

Siku continued to glare at the female as she looked him over and then herself. Did she think he was such a lowly he-wolf to cause harm to her? Then again the stories he’d heard about some of the males of their race made his intense glare subsided. He turned and looked around for something to clean her wound with. Then he spotted moss, his heart beat a little faster as he remembered healing properties of it. His mother always told him the best way to heal any illness and wounds.Though his train of thought was captured by a sweet beautiful voice of the she-wolf behind him. Though what she spoke caused him to have more questions. He studied how she spoke and realized through her trembling lips she was either lying or trying to find a way to potentially scare the Goliath in front of her.

“I do not know of this clan or of the council you spoke of.” He said as he trotted over to the moss and ripped since from the rocks it was growing on. His large body turning quickly and allowed him to take quick steps until he was standing over her body. Somewhere inside of him he knew if he didn't move fast and pin her down she'd try to run with the wound she'd given herself. Laying his body on top of her, his muzzle pressed the moss to the bleeding wound. Watching it slowly turn from a rich green to a slight red color. “I am Siku, current potential alpha of Graes. I'm not going to kidnap you, what use would I have of you. Now lay there like a good she-wolf and allow me to heal you.”

His deep voice came out like a snarl as he continued to hold the moss to her cut until it stopped pooling with blood. Upon the blood slowing down he removed the moss and started licking the wound clean. “Next time someone is trying to help you, don't go thrashing about like a fish out of water, you'll only get injured more and then the rescuer will have to help you more.” He snarled and looked at her, not moving his body from on top of her to keep her in place so she wouldn't try to run and end up lost.