The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Crystal's POV:

After leaving the imperial palace, I went to the place where the group of merchants should have been stayed.

I searched the underground parking lot of the most expensive hotel in the imperial capital thrice, but couldn't spot the vehicle I'd seen in the surveillance video.

I took my phone out and opened the maps app. I retraced the route of the caravan and searched the road inch by inch.

Finally, in a forest near the suburb, I stumbled upon the remains of the car and saw the bloodstains that covered the ground. The surrounding area had been cordoned off, and soldiers were cleaning up the

scene.

I stopped a soldier and asked him about the situation.

At first, he was stunned. "Are you a family member? The dead bodies are not here anymore. They have been taken to the hospital morgue."

I couldn't draw in a full breath. I stared at the dried blood on and around the car. It was not difficult to piece together what had occurred

My kids...

thought. The soldier quickly steadied me and gave

and possess guns. They have always been ruthless and merciless. They would murder people without hesitation to keep their mouths shut. Very few people have survived this incident. The dead bodies have been sent

grabbed the soldier's arm with bloodshot

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through the soldiers' obstruction, I broke through the cordon, intending

steadily deeper with my flashlight. A little while later, I spotted candy wrappers tied around several branches and bushes, as if they were used to mark

off one candy wrapper and studied it carefully. This candy was a specialty of my border

that

kept searching the forest and didn't make my way to the hospital morgue to check the

hadn't seen any children's bodies,

forest, I kept calling my kids on their smart watches,

brighter and rain had started to fall as the day broke. Because of the chill in the air, my phone's screen was now covered with a thin layer of mist. I couldn't recall how many times I'd called