The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Beryl's POV:

"You're aware how sharp and sensitive Mommy is, so you have to be careful. Don't give yourself away," Arron reminded me, worry was almost tangible from his voice.

I shook my head at how anxious my brother was. It seemed he did not have his full confidence that we could pull this off. "Oh, don't fret. Mommy's phone will automatically turn off once we're ready to escape. I figured the camp will definitely call her if they found out we're missing, and if Mommy would unfortunately manage to find us, it'll be the end of our plans. So I enabled the auto power-off function on her phone in advance."

I initially got the idea from Alva. I heard she took Mommy's phone on their first encounter.

Following my plan, Arron and I were set to hitch a ride in a van and leave the camp for the neighboring city tomorrow morning. I had previously inquired about a caravan that would deliver goods to the imperial city. The perfect disguise for us was to pretend to be some businessman's children and get in the van. That part seemed to be foolproof, so I had faith it would work out well.

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us for doing such a stunt, but even if it were to happen, it would not really matter. I knew that she wouldn't send us

we encounter any danger on our way there? And how can you

sported a heavy countenance. It was evident

a sigh. His concern was not uncalled-for; it was necessary.

your worries out the window. There aren't that many accidents nowadays. I know we're still kids, but sometimes we have to manifest braveness from within ourselves. In order to be by Mommy's side and see the imperialcapital, thatbravenessl'mtalkingabout..." I placed my hand against

face, lowered his head, and said in a low

I estimate the caravan to be as fast as Mommy's troop." I patiently comforted my brother, thinking that if he hesitated any longer, he would leave me with no choice but to knock him out tomorrow and let lan carry him. I had no room for hesitation to be brought with us on our

with her. If she does, she wouldn't have packed her things without us knowing." Arron got on my nerves, and I turned my back against him.