INICIAR SESIÓNMira's Pov
I had never been more confused in my life. One moment, I was walking through the thick timber, trying to find a way out, the next I was being dragged by a group of women I had never seen ahead. Their grips were firm, their movements swift, and they did not say a word to me.
I struggled, but it was no use. These women were strong, much stronger than any ordinary human. I could tell by the way they moved gracefully, strong, and determined.
As they pulled me along, my heart pounded in my chest. Where were they taking me? And why were they not speaking to me?
Eventually, we reached a large balcony overlooking the vast lands below and I saw Prince Perry come to a halt. I gazed around to see a breathtaking view, but at that point, I had no luxury of enjoying it.
My gaze shifted back to the Lycan Prince who was bracing us and I wondered what was going on with him. He was quiet for some moment and because I couldn't see his face, I took my time to gape at him. I had heard of him before, Prince Perry, the most powerful Lycan of the Blue Ivory Pack. He was known for his strength, his ruthless nature, and his unchanging strictness to pack members. Many feared him, and now, standing in front of him, I understood why.
His tall frame was intimidating, his silver eyes piercing. His dark hair fell in soft waves over his forehead, and his sharp jawline made him look both regal and dangerous. Why had he brought me to the kingdom? I couldn't help but ask.
Thinking of it, I knew I was going to be punished. Though, I had no idea why he had brought me out of the dungeon but I knew I wouldn't be able to avoid his penalty for trying to run away the other time.
Suddenly, I watched him swirl around to face us. “Clean her up,” he ordered. “Change her clothes and make sure she looks her best.”
The women threw me a glance before facing him back. "What… What did you say, Prince_"
"Do as I say! "
His words were simple but authoritative yet, they had shocked me. Clean me up? Change me? I kept staring and our gaze finally met but he was quick to move his face away leaving me to wonder what he was up to.
The women slightly nodded and snappily led me down once again. This time, we were the only ones. They took me to a beautifully decorated chamber filled with warm candlelight. A large bath was already prepared for me with steaming water and scented lavender.
The women quietly worked, helping me strip and step into the bath. The warm water calmed my aching body, and for the first time in days, I felt good.
No one said anything, they just kept bathing for me. The bathing took a long time but as soon as they were done, they brought me out and dressed me in a soft silk gown which fabric settled against my skin. They brushed my tangled hair until it shone and even applied a bit of natural scented oil painting to my wrists.
I could not understand what was happening. Why was I being treated like an honored guest rather than a captive? It was unrelatable but something told me to remain calm and I did.
Once I was ready, they led me to a beautifully furnished room. The large bed was covered in plush coverings, and the fireplace clicked warmly in the corner. The windows were open, allowing the cool night breath to enter, carrying the scent of the near lavender fields.
I stood in the center of the room, doubtful of what to do. I was alone now, left with my thoughts. Why had the Lycan prince done this? Why had he not punished me?
The cold wind brushed against my skin as I stood near the open window, staring at the distant moon. The scent of lavender filled the air, but it did little to calm my restless thoughts. Why had the Lycan Prince done all this? Was it truly an act of kindness, or just a way to lull me into comfort before the worst came?
Too different. And now, just when I had started to question it all, a knock came at the door.
One of the maids stepped inside, her expression unreadable. "My lady, the prince has requested your presence."
My breath hitched. A new fear crept into my heart. Did I just hear her say my lady? Like, what exactly is going on?
"My lady?" her voice broke into my thoughts and I threw her a glance. She gave me a reaction that said she was right about what she was saying.
My legs refused to move at first, but the other maids standing around me made it clear I had no choice. However, they would drag me to him, If I hesitated any longer. Taking a deep breath, I lifted my chin and walked forward, her heart pounding with every step.
The moment I strode onto the grand balcony, a wave of lavender scented air enveloped me. But my eyes were not on the flowers, rather, they flirted around, taking in the unexpected sight before me.
The entire balcony was filled with maids and guards. Too many people. My fingers curled into fists as confusion and fear gripped me. Why were they all here?
At the center of it all, stood the Lycan Prince himself. His silver hair glistered under the moonlight, his piercing blue eyes locked onto mine.
My breath caught. Why was he looking at me like that?
“Come forward,” his deep voice commanded, steady yet unreadable.
I hesitated. Every instinct told me to run, but there was nowhere to go. With slow steps, I approached, my mind racing.
The prince remained silent until I stood just a few feet away.
"You must be wondering why I’ve summoned you here," he said, his gaze never leaving mine.
I swallowed hard. Yes. Yes, I was. But I dared not speak. Then, I heard the unexpected. "From today henceforth, I declare you free from being a slave!"
I stood frozen, my heart pounding in my chest. Have I heard correctly? Was this a dream?
The prince’s voice echoed once again in my mind. “From now henceforth, Mira is free. She is no longer a maid. ”
Tension filled the grand hall. The guards and maids rumored among themselves, their eyes wide with shock while I watched some noblemen exchange looks, murmuring questions.
My hands trembled as I gripped the edges of my gown. Freedom? After years of scrubbing bottoms, carrying heavy servers, and serving without question, I was free?
I dared to look up at the prince. His expression was calm, yet firm. His deep brown eyes held no remorse. It was as if he had made the easiest decision of his life.
I wanted to speak, to ask why? But my voice failed me. I could not question him, not in front of everyone.
A lady looking more elegant than other maids suddenly stepped forward. “ Your Highness," she countered and lowered her head. "Forgive me, but why have you freed this maid and does the King know anything about it?"
With her audacity, something told me she might have a higher rank in the Pack for her to confront him that way.
The prince suddenly turned to her. “Because I chose to and the king has no business with mine,” he said sharply as more whispers spread through the crowd. Some looked at me with envy, others with curiosity. I felt their stares like a heavy weight on my shoulders.
My heart raced. Was this some kind of test? A cruel trick? It was unbelievable. Since childhood, I had served, obeyed, and expected nothing in return. Freedom had never been an option and to top it all, it came from the ruthless Prince.
The words on the ancient page refused to leave my mind.Only a woman carrying this blood may break the curse of a Lycan King.I stared at the writing. Then at Prince Perry. “So that means…”“It means nothing yet.” His answer was immediate.I frowned. “But the book—”“Ancient records are not proof.” He closed the book. His expression had returned to its usual coldness. But I could see something different in his eyes. He was thinking.“Then why did you bring me here?”“To find the truth.” He stood and walked toward another section of the library.I followed. “Prince Perry, do you think I have this bloodline?”He stopped. “I don't know.”“Do you think my scent is connected to it?”His eyes met mine. “Possibly.”I swallowed. “And the visions?”“Possibly connected too.” He turned toward the shelves.“But possibilities aren't enough.”His fingers moved across several old books before stopping. “These records belonged to the first Lycan rulers.” He pulled out a thick black volume. “The oldes
Mira's Pov I couldn't stop thinking about the woman. Even after Prince Perry left the library, the image remained trapped inside my mind. The dark forest. The blood. The white dress. The blade. And those terrified eyes.I had never seen the woman before. Yet somehow, I felt as if I knew her. That frightened me more than the vision itself. I sat beside the library window, staring outside. My wolf was restless. She kept pacing inside me, reacting to something I couldn't understand.The door opened. I immediately looked up. Prince Perry entered. His expression was colder than usual. Behind him stood two palace guards carrying several old books. “Leave them.”The guards placed the books on the table and left.I stood. “What are those?”“Records.”“About the vision?” I asked, curiously. “Yes.”I stared at him. “You believe it was real?”Perry looked at me. “I saw it.”I nodded and said quietly. “So did I.”His eyes narrowed. “You saw it too?”I nodded. “The moment our hands touched.”He
Mira's PovI knew something was wrong the moment I woke up. A man was standing outside my bedroom door. He was dressed in the dark-blue uniform of the Blue Ivory palace guards, his silver sword strapped firmly to his waist.He looked at me. I looked at him. Then I looked down the corridor. “Why are you standing there?”“I have been assigned to protect you.”I frowned. “By whom?”The guard straightened. “Prince Perry.”Of course. I folded my arms. “I don't need a guard.”“That isn't my decision.”I sighed. “Wherever I go?”“Yes.”“Even when I eat?”“Yes.”“When I walk?”“Yes.”“When I sleep?”His expression remained completely serious. “I will remain outside your door.”I stared at him. “This is ridiculous.”The guard said nothing. I turned around and marched toward the staircase. I had barely taken three steps when I heard footsteps behind me. I spun around. “You're following me already?”“I was ordered to.”“Prince Perry is impossible.”The guard's lips twitched. I narrowed my eyes.
Mira’s POVI woke up to loud knocking on my door. I sat up immediately. My heart raced. No one usually came to my room this early. Another knock came.“Lady Mira!”I quickly got out of bed. “Coming.” I opened the door. Three palace guards stood outside. The moment I saw their serious expressions, my stomach tightened. “What happened?”“Come with us.”I frowned. “Why?”The guard in front stepped forward. “You are required to answer questions.”“About what?”He didn't answer. “Please come with us.”I looked from one guard to another. “What have I done?”No one responded. Fear began creeping through me as I stepped out and followed them into the corridor. Several servants stopped what they were doing to watch. Whispers immediately began.“That's her.”“She was caught.”“I knew something was wrong with that girl.”I looked at the guards. “Caught doing what?”Still no answer. They took me to the main hall. When I looked around, I could see a lot of them. Several nobles were there and at t
Mira’s POVThe Blue Ivory Palace felt different that morning. I noticed it the moment I stepped into the main hall. Servants were moving quickly. Guards stood straighter than usual. Several nobles had gathered near the entrance, whispering among themselves.I stopped beside one of the pillars. “What is happening?”The maid beside me lowered her voice. “Princess Bianca is coming.”“Princess Bianca?”“Yes. Alpha Xavier's sister.”My stomach tightened. I had never met Bianca properly. But I knew enough about her family to feel uneasy. She was Xavier's sister. That alone was enough. But before I could ask anything else, the palace doors opened.A group of guards entered first. Then a young woman stepped inside. She had long red curls, striking red-brown eyes, and a confident expression. Her dress was elegant and expensive. She carried a beautifully wrapped box.The servants immediately bowed. “Princess Bianca.”She smiled graciously. “I've come to deliver a coronation gift to Prince Perry
Kieran’s POVThe gates of the Blue Ivory Palace opened before my carriage. I looked through the window at the familiar palace towers. I had been away for too long. Too long to even remember. And yes, I missed Blue Ivory Palace. It's my home. The place where I grew up. The place where my memories wouldn't stop mentioning. Blue Ivory Palace wasn't just a place where I grew up, it was my soul.I stepped down from the carriage as the guards bowed. “Welcome home, Lady Kieran.”I nodded. “Thank you.”I had barely taken three steps when one of the palace servants hurried toward me. “Lady Kieran, His Highness knows you're here.”My heart lifted. “Where is Prince Perry?”“In the western hall.”I smiled. Of course he was. Prince Perry had always preferred quiet places as much as I could remember. A very good friend of mine who happened to be the reason I had left in the first place but I wasn't back for that. I heard the news. A new lady was around and not only was she new, she could tame Princ







