The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Crystal's POV:

"What's the matter, Crystal? You don't look so good." Rufus eyed me worriedly.

"Don't you think that the forbidden forest is too... Peaceful?" As I spoke, I cautiously headed towards the forbidden forest's entrance. "Five years ago, I used a trick to kill the witch, Noreen. But because her bones couldn't be destroyed, I asked Laura to bury them in the forbidden forest to keep her magic at bay."

"Yes, and from then on, the forbidden forest has been shrouded in dark mist all year round, as though something evil lurked within." Only then did Rufus suddenly realize that something was wrong. "You're right. The dark mist is gone!"

I peered into the depths of the forbidden forest and added, "Ordinary people might not be able to feel it, but because I'm also a black witch, I can sense that something's off. Every time I got too close to the forbidden forest, I could feel that gloomy, ominous aura. Besides, I specifically reinforced the seal just some time ago, but now, the aura has disappeared..." The more I analyzed the situation, the more anxious I felt. If I couldn't feel the ominous aura, it only meant that there was something wrong with Noreen's burial place.

Rufus's expression darkened. "How about we check it out?"

I nodded in agreement.

Rufus then sent a group of soldiers to go inside the forbidden forest with us.

I followed Rufus to the big tree that was supposed to suppress Noreen's powers. The dark mist in the sky

There

It seemed that no

black witch to scan the surrounding area for changes. Miraculously, the seal that I reinforced

was the case, then there shouldn't have been a problem with Noreen's

areas were lit by the soldiers' lamps. I walked around the seal twice. Everything was normal except for

Gøøglᴇ

Noreen's bones have eroded

over the possibility. "Unlikely. Noreen's bones couldn't be destroyed by

with our own eyes to rest

up at the sky and saw that it

like to see if Noreen can come back to

sent for reinforcements

forest was lit up

started to dig up Noreen's grave. I didn't want to risk anyone else getting

dug, the more pungent

it gave off the unpleasant metallic smell of