She panics

The human took in Kolgrug’s imposing physique for a second before her tied hands ran across the ground and her body as if she was looking for something. She was likely looking for her discarded weapon, but nothing was there. Her movements grew more frantic as she looked around and saw the big ax lying a short distance away. She only made it a few feet before Kolgrug yanked her away, bringing her to her feet with his arms wrapped around her neck and torso.

“No,” Kolgrug said. The word only prompted the human to struggle harder and start crying out for help as if someone would actually hear her. Kolgrug moved the arm restraining her neck to cover the human’s mouth, muffling her cries. “Predators will hear, likely wolves. Do you like wolves?”

After a little more squirming, the human finally settled down and went limp in Kolgrug’s firm grip. “If you’re going to kill me, just get it over with,” she said. “I will not kill you,” Kolgrug said. “I am here for a new life; to breed.” Upon hearing this, the human resumed her struggling at a greater intensity than before. The orc would have smacked himself in the head for making the situation worse if he wasn’t using his hands to hold her back.

“Stop.” He said. “I’m not here to steal every woman for myself.” This did not stop the human from struggling as she kicked ineffectively at Kolgrug’s legs. One of her kicks eventually managed to hit him right in the balls, although Kolgrug groaned out more in irritation than in pain. This led him to lower her back onto the ground, holding onto her by her legs with an iron grip.

“Help!” the human cried out, hoping against all odds someone would hear her. This led to Kolgrug panicking as he was not native to these woods. Who knows what was out there to hear her, even looking for her.

“I will not harm you if you stop struggling.” Kolgrug said. At this point, the woman stopped struggling and was shivering from fear. “If you aren’t here to **** and kill me, what do you want?” she asked.

“I want a new life.” the orc answered. “I want a new clan and family, but first to get away from the old home.” After this response, Kolgrug let go. “Would you be my mate?”

“Would I-?” the woman sputtered. “Fuck that! I have had enough of being a mate and making a home and everything about that!” Kolgrug paused to look at the fierce determination in her eyes. It was a look he had seen others back in his clan who wanted to beat stronger opponents. It was a look of anger and hate.

“And the woods gives you freedom?” Kolgrug replied. “From what I see, you would die quickly once we part, from a bad fruit or a beast. Why are you even here?"