The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Sylvia's POV:

It was sheer darkness. It felt like I had wandered in darkness for a very long time. It wasn't until I heard Yana's desperate call from the depths of my soul that I was suddenly dragged back to reality. "Sylvia! Sylvia, you're finally awake! You almost scared me to death!" Yana whimpered.

It took me a while to gather my bearings.

"How long was I asleep?" I asked in a daze.

"Too long! I was so worried." After sobbing for a while, Yana gradually calmed down. "How do you feel?"

"I just have a bit of a headache."

I rubbed my temples and climbed out of bed. The memories from before I fell asleep rushed into my mind like a tide.

Damn it! I needed to be more careful next time. These vampires were so shameless that they even drugged the bread.

I took out the candle and matches that I had hidden under the bed and quickly lit the candle to check the time.

It was almost eight o'clock, but I couldn't tell if it was day or night. I just felt that I had slept for a very long time. My body was exhausted.

the candle in front of me and observed my surroundings. I was still in

me in case I'd

I felt extremely dizzy. I blew out the candle and climbed back into bed

the door, and tried the knob. This time,

open and walked into the corridor, which was illuminated with a warm yellow light. It was still incredibly dim, so I figured it was nighttime. I had slept for

from downstairs. The vampires must have come out of their rooms

towards

taking just a few steps, I saw Nicole rushing up the

didn't look surprised to see me. "You're

nodded and followed

too long, so I was not

me to the same banquet hall from last night. Hobson's five children were already sitting at the

young vampires didn't show the same table manners as they

took a bite out of the raw meat and mocked

him and snapped, "Shut up, Ahern.

Ahern caught the fork midair and wrinkled his nose with disdain. "What's the difference? Just

compare me