The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Rufus' POV:

"It's a good thing she's dead. She was useless to me even when she was alive. When I wanted to control Maya, I failed halfway, and my plan almost got ruined because of that. Luckily I still got Layla's identity as backup at that time, or I wouldn't have succeeded in this plan of mine," Noreen said. She didn't regret killing Maya at all and even kept saying that she was useless.

I clenched my fists and tried my best to calm down. I couldn't kill Noreen without knowing what kind of poison she made my father ingest.

However, Sylvia was a different case. She couldn't stand Noreen's arrogance anymore and raised her hand, causing a black fog to form. She then pointed directly at Noreen, and the black fog transformed into a huge arm before it strangled Noreen's neck and lifted her in the air. "Shut the fuck up!" Sylvia shouted angrily.

She then summoned a strong gust of wind, causing the crystal ball that had been floating in the air to shatter into tiny little pieces.

Noreen, on the other hand, didn't struggle. On the contrary, she seemed to be satisfied that Sylvia was out of control and continued to provoke her by saying, "You know, Maya was actually calling out your name before she died. She didn't stop saying your name until her last breath." "I told you to shut the fuck up!" Sylvia roared.

black as her body emitted a

hurt like hell and my insides were burning because of it, but I had no

gently held her hand to try and help her regain her senses

dark irises slowly returned to their usual color. Her voice was hoarse as she whispered, "You don't have to

summoned was still strangling her. "What are you afraid of, Prince Rufus? If I were you, I'd let go of her so her black witch bloodline can

I glared at Noreen and sneered. She was truly a nuisance. Even if she died a

kept lifting her up in the air.

than last time, and this verifies my theory. It

from Sylvia's spell. S~ᴇaʀᴄh the ꜰindNʘvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in

back just in time. Then, I looked