The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Rufus' POV:

Crystal carefully concealed the meticulously crafted origami bears beneath a plush pillow, as if they were precious jewels. But to her dismay, as soon as she reclined, the bear limbs lay in tatters. She scowled and wept. "They're ruined."

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I gingerly rubbed my forehead, resigned to the fact that I had no other choice but to tuck the crumpled creations into a storage box. "I'll fold some for you again."

Crystal's face lit up like a lantern, her eyes wide and earnest as she gushed, "You're so kind! I want one hundred more! They'll look beautiful on my shelf! And let's make them with colorful paper!"

I gasped for breath, my words caught in my throat. "Don't worry. It's a simple task. I'll hand them over to you tomorrow."

One hundred of them? No problem. It was a mere origami folded into the shape of a bear. As the lycan king, was it not within my capabilities?

coaxing Crystal, I took the

sight of the murky black liquid. "Can I not drink it?" Her eyes sparkled as she made her humble request. "No, you can't. You will recover soon after drinking it." I maintained a stern

by the unappetizing appearance, Crystal vigorously shook her head and grabbed the bowl of medicine. "I'll chug it all down in one go," she declared boldly, hands balled into tiny fists. After she spoke, she hastily swallowed a bowl of medicine. Her eyes bulged as she tasted the intensity of its bitterness and almost cried out in

candy into her mouth, reassuring her,

pitifully,

mumbled, "I almost forgot to ask, how many years younger is Bery than Arron?" "They're twins. They are the same age," I replied,

see Beryl?" Crystal

I felt

and I didn't want to worry Crystal. Finally, I said, "You can visit her in a few days. She cries a lot. She will be sad to see

I'm struggling to connect with the children. I'm afraid they'll

at the imperial palace in me, where she displayed the proficiency of her acting skills. With a faint smile,

I should consider the entertainment industry. I could even win prestigious awards in the film industry."

frowned, feeling uneasy

being exposed to others. I intervened, "It's unnecessary. You're very