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CHAPTER 51

Author: Pen of the King
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-03-15 23:43:02

Ronan's POV

The doors groaned open, the heavy wood protesting as I stepped into the throne room. The scent of blood, sweat, and dirt hit me first.

The torches flickered, casting long shadows over the kneeling figures before me.

Thirty, maybe more.

Their wrists were bound in iron, their heads bowed, though not in submission.

Aedric stood at the front, his crimson eyes watching me as I approached. A few of my warriors flanked him, their armor stained with fresh battle.

Aedric knew better than to bring me weak men. I had sent my best to complete this task. And they had returned successful.

I strode past the prisoners without a word, my boots echoing against the stone. I didn’t need to inspect them up close. I could feel them—anger, fear, hatred rolling off them in waves.

It didn't matter.

I reached my throne and sank into it, draping an arm over the side, letting my fingers tap idly against the cold stone. Only then did I speak.

“Report.” My voice was low, edged with expectation.

Aedric
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