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Few weeks later “The werewolf King is dead by now,” Isobel said, her head bent dutifully to her chores in the Ancientrovan Fortress. “He is no more a King.” Amelia clipped, “Valeria does not exist anymore.” “Ah yes,” Isobel paused and then asked with a grin, “When are you telling his Lordship Fehr?” “Tonight.” “I hope it goes well.” “I hope so too.” ~**~ The last time she had been here, there had been snow on the ground and Conroy had shared the warmth of his body with hers, offering her along with it the warmth of a different kind. A warmth that erupted from the heart, that fur coverlets and fires could not give. The warmth of love, of a similar spirit that had been through the same thing she had, or that at least understood the loneliness and lack of happiness she had suffered at being orphaned. She smiled nostalgically as she dismounted from her horse, she tethered her reins beneath a rock and set her new mount to a skip and stretch out her legs. Standing on
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The night was dark and not even a crescent of moon shone down, this was a night for a perfect execution and assassination and Amelia Whittaker won’t be deterred from the one mission she had trained for half her life by the assassin’s leader of the creed. To kill Alpha king Lucas Conroy, the Lycan king of the Valerian hybrid werewolves. The lack of moon made the stretch of land lying ahead and a particular castle that stood tall and proud on the ground shadowed. The cream stone craving of the castle’s walls almost seemed grey due to the darkness letting the others know it’s time to be in a peaceful slumber, not Amelia Whittaker though. The eyelids of the sole warrior guarding the gates of the castle fluttered ever so slightly and she reached into her side pocket and brought a long wooden pipe made from bamboo. It had holes on both side and a poisoned pine broken from orange trees laid inside, Amelia brought it to her mouth and blew sharply in it, her harsh breath pushing out the
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Amelia first stilled a leg in the air as if to jump and her hands trembled violently as she held onto the vase. Adrenaline pumping in her veins, her senses kicked back in and she quickly returned the vase to its spot and rolled over to a tall table, hiding beneath it just as the werewolf unfurled itself from the ground and whined. Amelia watched as its yellow eyes glowed in the dark and it canines were jutting down from his jaw as he yawned. He turned to leave and then paused. He stood on hind legs and began sniffing the air. ‘Holy shit.’ Amelia thought. His nose kept twitching and the sniffing sounds continued to emit from him, then he shrugged and pawed out through the backdoor into the night, his tail swishing behind him. Amelia collapsed against the wall in relief and her grip relaxed on her silver sword. She knew her chances of surviving were next to zero had the wolf caught her. She crawled out from beneath the table in a crouch and her eyes scanned the hallway again,
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KING CONROY’s P.O.V Fehr Eric Andromeda Rahl IV Slayer of the blood hounds Ruler of Ancientrova” These words carved boldly on the stone slightly uplifted at the entrance of the dark forest made me know that I have arrived at the boundary dividing Valeria from Ancientrova. The horse won’t budge and take the first step in; its shoe kept clacking against the stones nervously. Not that I blamed the good horse. The forest, foreboding enough had quite a sinister aura to it and even the bravest of men couldn’t venture past the first path before fear twisted them half out their minds but I am no mere man. I jumped down from the horse’s back and after tying it reins to a sturdy branch, I lifted the hood attached to my cloak and breathed in the strangely murky air. I walked to the belly of the carriage and peered at the face of the woman who had tried to kill me in my own chambers. She hadn’t moved an inch and her shallow breathing kept getting worse as time passes and time w
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King Conroy’s P.O.V I glanced ahead but couldn’t see anything other than the clusters of trees. Pausing, I looked to my right, there! I saw a crofter’s hut. I ignored the throbbing pain in my back and made for it. The barking and howling grew louder still and I cursed, “The wolves has captured her scent.” The cottage is the only hope for her safety so with vigor I ran towards it. About a hundred yards to go and my long legs were eating it up…now, thirty more feet. I snuck a peek over my shoulder to see how close the rogues were. With their appetite piques, the snarling and growling hungry animals were gaining on me. The forest had a dark magic that stopped my ankle from healing. Ten more feet... five... two… just another foot! I lunged over the porch and crashed my body into the door, almost tumbling over. I bolted inside the hut with a racing heart, it was quite dark but my eyes acclimatized it soon and then I saw a mat in the corner and ran towards it. I shook off my ma
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