The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Rufus' POV:

I sat at my desk and massaged my temples. Too many issues had bothered me lately, and each one of them was responsible for my current headache. Sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ Find_Nøvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

The vampires had managed to infiltrate the werewolf pack, and had even murdered and manipulated an Alpha for a long time, but no one had noticed it. Such a serious matter didn't come to light until a few days ago. The situation had become graver than expected.

What was more annoying was that even though I was carrying out the investigations myself, I couldn't pinpoint the purpose of the vampires right now.

As a result, my only option was to declare curfew across the entire country, strengthen patrols and investigate suspicious people.

However, this solution not only disrupted the movement between packs, but also affected the empire's economic development.

I had been occupied with this issue for most of the week, and we were already seeing some results. We had captured some vampires that had been hiding among the werewolves. However, the fact was that the situation among the werewolves was steadily worsening. There were more vampires still concealed that hadn't been caught.

The longer we took to solve this matter, the more disadvantageous it would be for the werewolves.

I tossed the pen back into the pen stand in irritation and fell back heavily in my chair.

agitation. At this time, I heard

It was Adela.

She had come again.

had come here every day this

her didn't relax me. I preferred to stay alone

grumpy. The thought of leaving her far away flitted around

eyelids twitched violently and

convincing

patient

slowly got to my feet and looked at Adela

smile, but no matter how

wouldn't

I held back my annoyance and try so hard not to turn my back on

childhood taught me that was inappropriate to present my back

approached me with a serving tray in her hands and said, "Your Majesty, I've prepared

my nostrils, I reflexively took

put it on the table,"