The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Sylvia's POV:

I reached for the name plate and looked at it. It couldn't be a mere coincidence that two vampires had the exact same name...

But those local werewolf soldiers had said that the slave Ashley was an abandoned vampire. How on earth could she have come from the Maurice clan?

The Maurice clan was one of the biggest, most powerful vampire clans. They were so well-known that even I knew about them, since my mother had mentioned that name when I was young.

Several wars between vampires and werewolves had been started by this clan, together with other forces.

After the werewolf race and the vampire race signed a peace treaty, the Maurice clan withdrew from the public eye. I hadn't heard anything about this clan in years.

So why was there a name plate with that clan's name here in this wardrobe? It was very likely that this was the old castle of the Maurice clan.

I slipped the name plate into a hidden pocket in the dress I was wearing and retreated from the wardrobe.

Maurice is the same Ashley we saw in Geoffrey's

They should be one and the same vampire, so this

said that Ashley was a loser without any special power and that was why she was abandoned by her kind, but if she is really of Maurice descent, then how could she have ended up a slave?" As I talked to Yana, I kept searching the room for more

No matter how serious the internal conflicts were, they had to maintain dignity when

have protected her and she wouldn't have become the lowliest slave in a

Yana said in distress. "I really want to go out now.

a little longer. It's almost time for dinner,"

a mental note of the layout of the whole room. After making sure that there was nothing else to see in the room, I

so I explained to her patiently, "The candle might be useful later,

I see. Maybe it'll come in handy when we escape!" Yana came to her senses at once. Her cunning tone made me

calm down,

promise I won't be nervous. I'm

you're

would've been a dull waiting period became less boring with her

the edge of the bed and rested idly. Then I