The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Shawn's POV:

"Stop!"

An angry voice resounded from the distant sky. It was clear and pleasant to hear, much like the sacred music from the heavens.

In a trance, I thought an angel had suddenly emerged to save me. But when I looked more closely, I realized it was Sylvia!

She made a surprising change. She was already stunning when I last saw her in the capital city. But now, she had bloomed into a striking beauty, as radiant as the bright moon. This woman was no longer the timid, subservient slave I once knew. Now, she radiated a noble and enigmatic temperament that I found very attractive. Was this all because of Rufus?

Thinking of this, I felt regretful. Had I not refused Sylvia before, she would have been my mate.

Before I could even react, Sylvia had already kicked Antoine to the ground. This arrogant Beta of the Isolated Star Pack had finally gotten a taste of his own medicine.

I got up from the ground excitedly and shouted, "Antoine, it's not too late to beg for mercy now!" Antoine staggered to his feet and scowled at Sylvia. "Bitch! That was a sneak attack!"

not a match for Sylvia, a top student from a royal military school. The poor

my pack all

felt relieved. Finally! Someone

saw this, they wanted to besiege Sylvia, but her fierce stare was enough to deter them. "Whoever dares to come up will leave

rendered Antoine's men

yelled out in

feet. She had undergone a significant transformation. It was clear to me that Sylvia was no longer on the same level as us. She

wasn't convinced, it was apparent that he was still afraid. He stood up awkwardly and spat something harsh before running away

time, the rest of the pack members came to recognize Sylvia. They were both surprised and

Sylvia? She has changed

that she is now the mate of Prince Rufus. Perhaps

becomes a queen? What a

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crowd was becoming increasingly rowdy, so I backed away and watched Sylvia from a corner.