The Lycan King and His Dark Temptation by Luna Nova

Chapter 1512

---- As the huge spectral hand that emerged from the void wrapped around them and gently closed its fingers, Sigrid couldn't look away from those golden eyes. "Take care of our baby, my Silas," she asked in his mind with the most intimate caress of complicity that existed between them. "This time nothing and no one will separate her from us. You can be at peace, my Lady." His voice faded into a whisper inside the mist that filled the space, and the rift snapped shut. "Get the armor ready...

just in case we have to smash another realm," Valeria clenched her fists, determination roaring in her veins. Little did she imagine that if there was a war, it would be against the Gods themselves. ob Aldric was fighting like a savage, slaughtering everything in his path... or rather, trampling corpses, and not Zarek's, exactly. The fun had lasted very little, and they hadn't even fought at full strength They had even split the enemies among themselves.

females were, who happened to be stronger than them anyway. So much planning, only to level the stronghold in less than an hour. What a bore. But while he huffed and was about to pick a fight with Cedrick for hogging territory beyond his space, something made every hair on his pelt stand on end. A bestial roar rolled for kilometers like a shockwave of power that made them

the Lycan King, of an ancient lineage, fell to his knees; they all did, looking toward the place where beams of light rose into

Beast. And the wild answered back. The vibration in Aldric's chest became uncontrollable and pushed up his throat until the howl! ripped from his open jaws. The sound echoed everywhere; he wasn't the only one. From forests and swamps, from jungles, rainforests, from the moor and the mountains, Every animal answered, and the world plunged into

minds: a peremptory, harsh command, demanding and powerful. No room for disobedience. The wolf in the distance roared again and exploded into a column of light that shot toward the sky, beyond the