The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Rufus' POV:

When my eyes met Flora's, I nodded to her. Then I shifted my gaze to the culprit-Geoffrey.

Not only did he make this place a living hell for some werewolves, he also put Sylvia in danger. I still didn't know where she was. Damn him!

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The vampire race had always been cunning and ruthless.

I had been worried sick about Sylvia these days. But now, I had no choice but to deal with Geoffrey first before I could rescue Sylvia from the vampires.

Even if it meant I'd have to kill all the vampires around the border, I would do it at all costs.

"Hold on, Rufus! You have to calm down. That's a terrible idea." Omar stopped me immediately. "Once the killing starts, there will be severe consequences."

I ignored him. He had been trying to calm me down these days. But my anger and distress had accumulated for days. I was afraid I'd go crazy.

citizens, my heart sank. Most of them were in a bad condition. Some of them had their hands tied, while others lay on the ground, unable to move because of

the injured first," I ordered the military

doctor nodded and promptly led a small logistics team to treat

"Harry, untie them."

at the elite team and gave the

Geoffrey until I

at me, his face livid. "Where

at him coldly. "Did you really think I'd agree to your bet?

Geoffrey gnashed his teeth and glared at me murderously, as if he wanted

you a taste of your own medicine." I looked at him as if I was looking at a dead man, and my tone was extremely plain and matter-of-fact. "Do you think that everything you've done is flawless? Cleverness has

had sent the army away was not only to relax Geoffrey's vigilance, but also to circle back from the

that I had seen through his scheme from the very

the hell did you find the strength to do this?" Geoffrey asked in disbelief. He still couldn't accept

did he know about

secretly left some of her blood to me regardless of my obstruction. I couldn't stop her, so I