That Prince Is A Girl The Vicious King's Captive Slave Mate by Kiss Leilani

Chapter 746:

Sinai said nothing, watching her work with narrowed eyes. She didn’t know how long she would be gone. Perhaps years, perhaps forever. She needed enough wealth to live comfortably, and she would need every resource at her disposal to search for Lord Zaiper.

She needed to find him. She just didn’t know if he would be in any of his hideouts or the secret caves.

Zaiper…

It was still difficult to believe that Razarr was dead. How was the lord coping with it?

For all his ruthlessness and wickedness, Sinai knew Zaiper had cared for his head guard. Hell, they had been together for millennia. Razarr had been the only one Zaiper kept by his side through every rise and fall, through every turn of the centuries. The only constant.

Sinai felt a flicker of satisfaction at Razarr’s death. It was fitting that Zaiper should finally experience pain. After manipulating her into carrying out his schemes and leaving her to rot in a dungeon for months, it was only fair he should suffer.

Limping to the window, she suppressed a painful wince with each step.

soldiers swarmed the courtyard. The entire garrison of Greyrock had been arrested and was now

gone before it all comes crashing

for what she was leaving

Her Daemon.

No. King Daemonikai.

Sinai found no satisfaction in calling him hers. That male had nearly

awake for three days in the last two weeks, but the nightmares still came, dragging her back to that night… the longest night

her beast form and hold it through most of the night. Her beast had taken the brunt of it, and even then, she had felt every harm, every tearing wound, every

female, her body

right arm was still broken, she was missing

found the courage to look in the mirror, three days past, a stranger had stared back at her—a female who looked as if she had fought four wild lions and lost. She hadn’t dared look again

this what

Emeriel survived? How had she remained

truth. Daemonikai would never be hers. And now, Sinai was certain

had never thought to