The 5-time Rejected Gamma & the Lycan King

Chapter 40

Chapter 40

“Weaver, watch your left foot. And remember to keep your core in.” Lucianne reminded him a s she and Toby watched Weaver spar with Yarrington.

Toby was as serious as Lucianne was when he said, “Yarrington, don’t overdo those punches. Get to his nose, there have been two openings already. Don’t miss a third.”

After another few minutes of hitting and dodging, Weaver came out as the winner.(This novel will be daily updtaed at www.noveljar.com) He helped his mate up.

That was when General Langford of the Lycan warriors came to where they were, bringing along one of his own warriors. He bowed without a smile, and Lucianne returned the bow with an equally straight face. “How can I help you, General?”

He looked offended as he said, “As much as we acknowledge that you are one of the best of your kind, your Highness. I must tell you that you have no jurisdiction to train the Lycans. We would appreciate it if you do not overstep the authority that you’ve been given. If you want to train the wolves, then do so. But we can very well take care of our kind.”

Lord Yarrington scowled at the General, “How dare you speak to our Queen in that manner! Weaver and I were the ones who asked her to train us.”

Langford seemed even more offended, “And why would you both do that, my lord?”

Weaver responded on behalf of his mate, “We wanted to advance our skills.(This novel will be daily updtaed at www.noveljar.com) This is what the collaboration is for anyway! What is your problem, Langford?”

Langford looked at Lucianne from head to toe and chuckled as he asked the ministers, “You think that a wolf’s skills are superior to those of a Lycan?”

“You certainly don’t think so.” Lucianne’s stern voice suddenly rang between everyone’s ears. Some of those around them had already slowed down or pretended to be taking a short break, glancing in Lucianne’s direction to see what was about to go down.

Langford said with zero sincerity, “I mean no disrespect, your Highness.” It was conspicuously clear that the General had every intention to offend her. He just didn’t do it directly.

Toby then countered, “Then why are you questioning us being here? We’re just helping!”

Toby but Toby stood his ground and matched his glare. Lucianne then came

General. You, me and your right-hand man over here spar. If I win, you keep your mouth shut

Queen, you can’t just

uttered, “Have a little faith in her,

response. They took their positions on the mat Weaver and Yarrington were using. Lucianne was at one end, and the General and his warrior was at the other end. (This novel will be daily updtaed at www.noveljar.com)Many around them, mostly Lycans,

to make him kneel. When his second punch came, she flipped her body over his neck and the punch went into the air. Her weight on his

punch at his throat and broke his nose with

shoulder before she turned his head forcefully to the left. If Lucianne turned his neck a few inches more, his neck would have snapped, and the General would have been

Langford’s shocked and somewhat fearful eyes. She then pushed his

sidelines, where Toby and many of the Lycans had gathered to watch. He was looking at Lucianne with so much love and pride. By his

walked over to her when Langford and his warrior were getting up. Lucianne

Queen” He

side when Lucianne bowed in return and offered a genuine smile as she thrusted out her hand, “Pleasure to

her in confusion. But Lucianne continued

and the strength. You only need to work on your speed and agility.

glistening. He took Lucianne’s hand and shook it once before pecking a formal kiss on it and falling on one

you.”

“I hold no grudge against you. But

my Queen. Thank you for your graciousness. I won’t let you down.”

face-to-face with General Langford. He stood still but his face emitted embarrassment. A General, a supposed best Lycan warrior after the King himself was beaten by a five-foot-one

behind Lucianne as she

But his mouth was sealed shut. Lucianne waited

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