The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Crystal's POV:

My heart skipped a beat. My eyes widened with surprise. I couldn't believe that something had happened to Rufus.

"What happened? How did you lose contact with him?" I grabbed Laura's hand and asked in a frantic voice.

"I don't exactly know what happened. The news only reported that Rufus is missing and we haven't been able to establish contact with him by any means." Laura's face was drawn. She was so agitated that she didn't know what to do.

I guided her into the palace and said in a soothing voice, "Don't worry. I'll go and get Rufus back."

"How can I let you go there? We can't lose you as well." Laura disagreed with me, her face shining with hesitation.

when Rufus is in danger." I stood my ground and insisted on going there. Sitting next to Laura, I did my best to persuade her. "If the vampires have infiltrated the werewolf race, I can figure out a way to find a quick solution. After all, I have dealt

for a while, Laura gave in. "Okay. But this ban Rufus has placed on you will be a

identity, so I can leave the imperial capital. Then find someone else to take my place and stay here." Although this plan was a little cumbersome, it was the only way I would be able to leave this place. With Laura's help, it would be

you must stay in touch with me when you get there. Call for back up if things get hairy." Laura repeatedly urged me to

managed to successfully leave the imperial capital and soon

a small pack just a little distance from the imperial capital. Unlike the other packs that had advanced technology, this pack still retained primitive

street. These werewolves liked to adorn their wolf forms. They either wore

center square, a feeling of strangeness rose in me. It was too peaceful here, as if nothing had occurred. If an attack had taken place here, it would be impossible that so many people were still thronging the streets. Moreover, the biggest anomaly was

hadn't. Only two soldiers

like to buy some flowers?" a street

accepted the flowers and handed two coins to the vendor. In a nonchalant voice, I asked, "Has there