The Lycan King and His Dark Temptation by Luna Nova

---- 242. A MAGIC FROM ANOTHER WORLD NARRATOR A few days earlier... Outside the protective walls of the fief, Rousse had arrived at the refuge of Marius and his people. He didn't trust vampires, but he acknowledged they were alone in this world. Enemies were everywhere, and allies were scarce. Now... it remained to be seen if the vampire walking ahead of him was truly a loyal friend. "Are you sure it was at the exit of the outer wall?" Marius asked Meridiana again.

Apparently, she had been the only witch they found, and honestly, she didn't look like much Of course, Marius had no idea about the powers of the little witch. He was also pretty disappointed not to see Victoria, but according to his servant, she had infiltrated the wolves' fortress. They kept walking ahead, with Rousse and Meridiana holding a ---- torch that lit up the gloomy underground tunnel. His boots splashed through the muddy waters of the sewer. The stench rose and clung to their noses.

racking her brain, trying to recall the flashes of visions she had pulled from the young witch's mind. The girl was still in critical condition, barely clinging to life. But they needed to find what she had tried so hard to hide from

on the description of the place and assuming the water current didn't carry it away, it should be here," Marius announced, raising his hand to light up the gallery the tunnel opened into The vampires had already explored nearly all the passageways, like rats ready to escape the wolves. ---- "The sewers in that area are a few meters above this pit." He pointed to the ceiling where some holes could be seen, and above them, beams of light filtered in from the

Meridiana, don't even think about getting down." The general was distressed that his delicate lover might get dirty with all that filth. Meridiana sighed,

in another direction, dragging his boots through the bottom, convinced he was wasting time on nonsense. Besides, he kept glancing now and then at those two weirdos. A twisted smirk crept over his lips when