The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Reconstruction

Sylvia's POV:

The huge wall took three days to finally come down. From that moment on, there would be no more distinction between the inside and outside of the wall.

Soon, the army also began to engage in the reconstruction work.

Together, Flora and Warren were assigned to clear the debris of the wall.

Meanwhile, Rufus and I decided to visit and comfort the bereaved families of those who were tragically killed in the riot.

Many of the dilapidated buildings outside the wall had also been demolished in order to be rebuilt. Because of this, the amount of labor and resources needed was huge.

Everyone who was able was enlisted to contribute to the complicated work.

sewers and on the streets were taken to a temporary shelter. Once

accommodation were the easier problems to solve. The most pressing

werewolves from outside the wall were suffering from long-term malnourishment

without the threat of vampire attacks, these werewolves

thing that Rufus thought of importing a big group of doctors and nurses from the imperial capital and stationing

usual outside

passed by the orphanage, I suddenly remembered Alva and asked

were still many children who had permanently lost their families in the riot. They still needed to be taken care of. At the

to hide it from

wall, roses with raindrops on their petals swayed in the wind. I picked one and put it in the chest pocket of Rufus' suit, winking at him playfully. "A handsome flower for a handsome man." Rufus swiftly pulled me into his arms and tilted the

closing my eyes and sighing.

kiss my forehead. "I know. When we get back to the imperial capital, I promise you a long and well-deserved holiday." I wrinkled my nose disapprovingly. "No, thanks. I don't

to walk. "Well, just don't hesitate to

you for sure. Only a silly girl wouldn't use her boyfriend for perks." I clutched his arm closer and closed my eyes again. "Well, since you are acknowledging that I am your boyfriend, don't call me Rufus anymore. Call me darling,"

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