The Lost Lycan Princess
For eighteen years, Ivy has lived as the forgotten girl of Blackridge Pack.
An orphan with no family, no wolf, and no place to truly belong, she has endured a lifetime of whispers and ridicule. In a world where every werewolf discovers their wolf by eighteen—and where the Moon Goddess reveals fated mates—everyone believes Ivy is broken.
Even she had to believe it.
Alpha Kael Ashwood has spent years carrying the weight of his pack on his shoulders. Strong, respected, and feared throughout the werewolf territories, he has everything an Alpha could want—except the one thing fate has denied him: his mate. When he crosses paths with the quiet orphan omega, something about her stirs an instinct he cannot explain, compelling him to protect the girl everyone else overlooks.
But on the eve of Ivy’s eighteenth Birthday
She becomes something the world believed had vanished centuries ago.
The White Lycan.
The most powerful creature ever blessed by the Moon Goddess.
As ancient memories begin to surface, a truth buried by war is revealed: Ivy is not an orphan at all. She is the long-lost Lycan Princess, hidden away as an infant during the brutal Werewolf-Lycan War to protect the last heir to the Lycan throne.
Her disappearance nearly destroyed an entire kingdom.
Her return could change the fate of every supernatural being.
While enemies from the past rise once more, desperate to destroy the last White Lycan before she claims her birthright, Kael refuses to leave her side. As her fated mate, he becomes her greatest source of strength—never trying to lead her, only reminding her of the woman she has always been beneath the fear.
Because the orphan everyone pitied…
Was never ordinary.
She was a princess.
She was a legend.
She was the White Lycan.
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Chapter: Chapter Twenty Five Chapter Twenty-Five The message arrived at dawn. Not through a royal messenger. Not through a guard. But through a young woman who had walked through the palace gates alone and refused to leave until she spoke with the White Lycan. That alone had caused enough concern to summon the entire royal guard. Aurelia stood at the entrance hall beside Kael, watching as the stranger was brought forward. The woman looked exhausted. Her clothes were worn from travelling. Her dark hair was tangled from the journey. But her eyes… Her eyes held recognition. Not fear. Not awe. Recognition. She looked at Aurelia. Not at the armour. Not at the silver markings that hinted at her true identity. At her. “I know you.” Aurelia froze. The words struck deeper than any title ever had. Kael immediately moved slightly closer. Protective. The stranger noticed. A small smile appeared. “You’re still doing that.” Kael frowned. “Doing what?” “Standing between her and danger.” The woman
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Chapter: Chapter Twenty Four Chapter Twenty-Four The Bond That Defies Fate The garden went silent. Not peaceful. Not calm. Silent in the way the world became quiet before a storm. Aurelia stared at the old woman standing before her. The words refused to make sense. Your mate. The person she trusted most. The person who had stood beside her when she had nothing. The person who had given her a reason to believe she belonged. Kael. Her bondmate. Her heart. The woman lowered her gaze. “I know what I have said sounds impossible.” Aurelia swallowed. “Then explain.” Her voice was quiet. But everyone could hear the pain beneath it. The old guardian looked toward Kael. “Not here.” Kael’s expression hardened. “No.” Everyone turned toward him. His golden eyes had appeared. A sign his wolf was close. “If this concerns me, then I deserve to hear it.” The woman studied him carefully. “You are Alpha Kael of Blackridge.” “Yes.” “And you have already accepted the bond.” Kael stepped closer to Aur
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Chapter: Chapter Twenty Three Chapter Twenty-Three The Prophecy of the White Moon The courtyard had never been so quiet. The three ancient warriors stood before Aurelia, carrying memories older than any living Lycan. Everyone waited. The King. The Queen. The Oracle. Kael. Even the wind seemed to hold its breath. Aurelia stared at the old warrior. “You said my grandmother was afraid of what I would become.” Her voice remained calm. But Kael could feel the fear beneath it through their bond. The warrior lowered his head. “Yes, Princess.” “Why?” The old Lycan looked toward the Heart Crystal Tower rising above the palace. “Because she discovered the final prophecy.” The Royal Oracle went pale. “No…” Everyone turned toward her. “You know of it?” The Oracle closed her eyes. “I prayed it would never be needed.” Aurelia’s heart sank. “Needed for what?” ⸻ The Oracle led them to the Temple of the Moon. This time, there was no celebration. No ceremony. Only truth. At the centre of the temple,
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Chapter: Chapter Twenty Two Chapter Twenty-Two The Truth Beneath the Crown The palace had never felt so silent. Aurelia sat in the royal library long after midnight, surrounded by hundreds of open books. None of them held the answers she wanted. Every page told her the same story. Queen Seraphina had been a hero. A White Lycan who saved the kingdom. A ruler who brought peace after the Great War. But now… Aurelia had seen doubt in the eyes of the people she trusted most. Her parents. The Oracle. Even the ancient Heart Crystal had hidden pieces of the truth. And that hurt more than she wanted to admit. ⸻ The library doors opened quietly. She didn’t look up. “I knew you’d find me.” Kael walked inside. “You always know.” “I know you.” That made her look up. His expression softened. “There’s a difference.” Aurelia closed the book in front of her. “Why didn’t they tell me?” Kael sat across from her. “Because they were afraid.” “Afraid of what?” “That knowing everything at once would hurt
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Chapter: Chapter Twenty One Chapter Twenty-One The Shadow Returns The Crystal Kingdom had always been built on light. Its towers reflected the sun. Its rivers shimmered beneath the moon. Its people believed the White Lycan’s return had marked the beginning of a new era. But beneath the palace… Darkness had awakened. ⸻ Aurelia stood in the throne room as advisors delivered reports. More villages were rebuilding. The wounded from Moonfall Valley were recovering. Trade routes were reopening. For the first time in generations, hope was spreading. And yet… She could feel something was wrong. The bond between her and Kael had been restless since the Heart Crystal revealed the truth. Not fear. Not exactly. A warning. “You feel it too.” Kael’s voice came from behind her. She didn’t turn. “Yes.” He moved beside her. “The bond?” She nodded. “It feels like something is watching.” Kael’s jaw tightened. “Then we’ll find it.” Aurelia looked at him. “You say that like it’s simple.” “It isn’t.”
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Chapter: Chapter Twenty Chapter Twenty The Heart Beneath the Kingdom Aurelia woke before sunrise. She had learned something since becoming princess. Sleep was harder to find when an entire kingdom expected you to have answers. Every day brought a new responsibility. Every conversation carried weight. Every decision mattered. And yet… There was one thing that made everything easier. Kael. Even now, before the palace had fully awakened, she could feel the quiet pull of the bond between them. Not demanding. Not controlling. Simply there. A reminder that she was not alone. ⸻ A soft knock came at her door. “Come in.” She expected a servant. Instead, Kael stepped inside. Aurelia raised an eyebrow. “Do all Alphas enter princesses’ rooms before breakfast?” “Only the ones who are worried.” Her teasing expression softened. “Worried?” He nodded. “I felt something.” Immediately, Aurelia became serious. “What happened?” “That’s what I’m trying to figure out.” He stepped closer. “The bond
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