Stavanger Bay forever and always

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"I do not doubt it," Ragnar murmured when Thistle informed him that she could think of ways to persuade him. Ragnar stood still as she drew against him, nipping gently at his un-scarred shoulder, before he felt the weight of her head resting there. "Or it will make my impatience in the matters of women worse," He teased her in return though he was more likely to believe himself than her. He was patient when it came to war, but not when it came to things that he wanted. It was a complete contradiction of himself but he was canine and hardly perfect. They, as imperfect beings, were filled with contradictions. "I guessed as much when you moved back in," Ragnar admitted with a soft smirk that he knew she could not see but it pulled at the edges of his lips subconsciously, nevertheless. "Thank you for telling me though, my Queen," He murmured devilishly. He had always called her that before, when he was nothing but just another subordinate in Horizon Ridge. Now, however, he had been given the power to make it true and had taken it. He trusted Thistle, which spoke a lot since he was not easy to trust. "I would like Julooke to stay within Stavanger Bay lands at all times," Ragnar told Thistle firmly. "If the man that attacked her were to go after her again she may not make it out alive," She had been extremely lucky the first time, lucky still that harm had not seemed to befall the children growing in her womb though at the time none of them had been aware of her pregnancy. He had almost volunteered to escort his wives on their trek but then realized he could not leave the pack without an Alpha, and let out a soft sigh of discontent. "If you do not go far I could escort the both of you," He put the offer out there for her. "The boys are not old enough or trained to do much of anything protection wise," Which he intended to fix rather soon. They were old enough to pursue apprenticeships and Stavanger Bay could really use their help."I do not want to leave Stavanger Bay without one of us."