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Chapter 120 

Author: Mia Write
last update Last Updated: 2025-10-12 22:45:02

Luca’s POV

The cold night air carried a heavy tension as I stepped outside. The moment the palace doors opened, my eyes widened.

At least twenty warriors were standing in front of my palace. Their faces were hard and unreadable. They looked like they had just come from a battle. Their armor was stained with dirt and blood. The moonlight made their presence even more intimidating.

For a moment, I didn’t say anything. I just stared at them, trying to understand what was going on. The warriors of other packs didn’t just walk into my palace without warning. Something big had happened.

Finally, I cleared my throat. “What happened?” I asked firmly, my voice echoing through the courtyard. “How may I help you?”

No one answered at first. They kept looking at me like they were waiting for me to say something more.

Then, a man who looked like their leader stepped forward. with a serious expression that didn’t change even when the wind blew across his face.

“We want to see Sofia,” he said in a de
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