The Lycan King's Fate Calling

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I soothed Arron until he calmed down. I then picked him up and we continued on our way.

My heart prickled with fear and worry. The things that Arron had just said matched the pink-masked clown's claims. I needed to find Crystal as soon as possible.

"No, you're going the in the wrong direction. This isn't the way to Mommy!" Arron was slapping my arm frantically in a bid to make me stop. He twisted his tiny body and pointed in another direction. "It's that way. We need to go there to save Mommy."

I blinked at him in a mix of surprise and bafflement. "How do you even know where she is? Weren't you unconscious just now?"

Arron scrunched up his adorable brows. "I don't know how to explain it, but I just know. I've always had some telepathic abilities, ever since I was a baby. I can just tell. Maybe it's because Mommy and I are connected."

I nodded, even as I processed this new information. Arron seemed to possess a keen sense of connection to his surroundings. With this level of perception at such a young age, I was almost certain that by the time his wolf woke, he would attain other unique powers.

finally said to the boy, "I'm sorry. Believe me, I want to save your mommy as soon as I can, but a lot of children are waiting for me to rescue them, too. As their king, it is my duty

to find Crystal and make sure she was safe, but I had to find my soldiers first. They should be able to rescue the children without issue. Every moment I

no doubt that his lair would be heavily guarded. I needed my men for backup, just in case. My priority now was to

he still managed to hold back his tears. "It's okay. Mommy is very strong and powerful. Those children need your help more than Mommy does." My heart ached for the boy. "Listen, I promise to save your mommy,

threatened to spill from his eyes, but he failed to stifle a sob. "I want you to be safe, too. I want both

back safe. Come on, don't be sad.

Let's run like the wind!"

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one last time before winding his arms around my neck. "All right, I've secured my position. Now, run as

you down!" My chest

Before entering the amusement

of my troops to stand guard at certain appointed spots and await my orders. Luckily, a group was

run into interference, they

was located in the suburbs, and my soldiers could easily cut through a patch of woods to