Bramblepoint medusa and hemlock

The dark wolf certainly didn't push Lasher away, taking pleasure in his warmth and comfort, even if he didn't necessarily need it. It was probably a little inappropriate, actually, for his former flame to comfort him over an even more recent lover. But Peregrine was selfish and greedy that way. We all know that, particularly you, Lasher.

"He won't," he replied softly, smiling sadly. "Nothing would have taken Pan away from me, except death. I'm not sure how or where it could've happened but he never, never would have left me willingly." He paused, mulling. "I tried to tell him to leave me for his own good and he wouldn't even do it then. No, Pan's gone." Peregrine paused again, longer this time, before adding, "But he lives on in my son, Peter Pan."