The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Sylvia's POV:

I rushed over to Maya and hugged her, but she didn't seem to recognize me. She struggled violently, mumbling something in a very hoarse voice.

"Maya, I'm Sylvia. Look at me!" I tried everything I could to calm her down.

But Maya just ignored me. She still struggled desperately. She wanted to get away from me and continue crawling forward.

My heart ached so bad seeing her like this. I held her tightly in my arms and said, "I'm sorry, Maya. I'm late. I'm so sorry."

Then I felt that Maya had stopped struggling. It seemed that she had regained her sanity. "Miss Todd?"

"Yes, it's me. Maya, sorry that I'm late," I said guiltily. I couldn't help blaming myself. I should have run a little faster.

suddenly burst into tears. She clutched my sleeve tightly and said, "I'm sorry, Miss Todd. I lost Prince Rufus. I let him out of my sight. I failed you. Many people wanted to hurt him. They all pointed their swords at him. I tried my best to stop them, but it didn't work. I was alone, and there was nothing I could do. No one was willing to help him. No one stood up for him. He was in so much pain." "It's okay, Maya. Stop blaming yourself. You've

her face. "No! They are all murderers. Everyone is a murderer. Prince Rufus is not crazy. He is not a monster. It's them who drove him crazy. They all

streamed down my face profusely. At that time, Rufus must have been lonely and helpless. He was such a powerful and arrogant man, but he was pushed to the opposite side of the world. All his bloody wounds were

myself. If I had arrived a

for you." As she spoke, Maya wiped her tears. She seemed to have regained her

did he go?" I

direction. I was too powerless to catch up with him. Miss Todd, please find Prince Rufus and bring him back." "Thank you, Maya. You've done enough. Leave the rest to me. I will definitely bring Rufus back.

saw the relieved expression on her face.

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were tightly shut, and she

heaved a sigh of relief when I felt that her