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Chapter 10: The Lycan King's Fury

Autor: Sam K
last update Última actualización: 2025-11-22 00:46:50
Xavier’s POV

The wind howled against the stone walls of the Lycan Palace, carrying with it the faint tremor of unease that settled across the kingdom ever since my return from the Blood Crest Pack. The air felt thick, charged, as if anticipating the storm that was gathering inside me. And storms born of Lycans were never gentle.

I stood on the balcony of my private wing, overlooking the dense forests that surrounded my territory. My territory. My throne. My burden. My curse.

Being the bastard son of the late Lycan King meant I had learned early that nothing would ever be handed to me — not loyalty, not respect, and certainly not the crown. I had fought, bled, and clawed my way to the top. I had broken bones — my own and others’. I had earned allegiance through fear and power. And I ruled with both.

Yet the thing that had brought me to my knees… was a woman I had met only once.

Alara.

Even her name had weight in my mind, tugging at something deep and primal inside me. And I still couldn
Sam K

Looks like Xavier was a little late to the rescue. Will he able to find Alara? Or is it too late already?

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