The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Rufus' POV:

I handed over the red box and lowered the register of my voice. "Here, as instructed. The boss wants it." The clown wearing a red box plucked the cigarette from his lips and held it between his fingers as he took the box. "Where's Crane?" he asked, peering at me. "Why isn't he with you?"

I whirled around, belatedly realizing that Crystal was gone. Panic washed over me for one brief second, but I quickly regained my composure. Crystal was a skilled and powerful fighter. No one could have taken her without my notice. She must have found a clue and left on her own accord.

"Well, whatever," another clown wearing a blue mask interjected impatiently. "Forget about it. That dude likes Sally. He probably went to go and find her. We should leave. We can't delay any longer." He got into the car as soon as he finished speaking. S~ᴇaʀᴄh the FindNøvᴇl.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

The red-masked man said nothing more but just got into the car.

Worried, I looked back again and scoured the surroundings, wondering if Crystal would somehow reappear at any given moment.

"What the hell are you waiting for? Get in the car!" The red-masked clown barked.

but to leave the amusement park with them. In any case, I had faith in Crystal's strength. She shouldn't be

hoped that this whole matter would be resolves soon. By my estimate, my men

clowns chattered incessantly inside the car,

sounded like they were in their twenties, and all

of, I'll have to

anywhere unless the boss gives his permission. Now that the twins are dead,

I'll put nails in the ball. Let's see

of his tongue. "We don't have a lot of our signature acts, you know. We can't have you killing that one, too." The others promptly shut up, and I could tell that none of

out the window. The car

she was in danger. Perhaps she

my end and

Werewolves only pinned their belief on one of

knew there was a growing dissent against the monarchy and the caste system among the people, but there were very few who were brave or foolish enough to openly defy the

more and more interested in this Lee person. Sometimes, it wasn't the people