Stavanger Bay Conscious again of the green

Beric thought that he had showed the creature who was dominant here, but when she got up, her body language was close to his- dominant instead of submissive. Beric's teeth flashed as he growled, moving to force her into submission once again. Her voice made him freeze, however, when she expressed she didn't understand, and that she hadn't done anything wrong. Beric disagreed wholeheartedly. With little patience in his voice, he told her exactly what she had done wrong. You first come dangerously close to crossing the borders of a wolf pack, and then you attempt to display dominance towards me when you should be cowering on the ground, begging me not to kill you for your insolence! He was getting more and more angry with every word. Now lower your head, and tuck that tail, or you won't have one to tuck, he threatened.

His eyes bore into her, anger flashing in them. He suddenly consciously realized she wasn't a wolf. What are you, anyways? She looked similar to one, but totally. It could be the reason why she understand his punishment or dominance over it. However, it did not mean she was going to get a pass. If she was going to survive in this wolf world, she needed to start understanding and acting like them.