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A Fatal Delusion

Penulis: Ope's writes
last update Tanggal publikasi: 2026-08-14 21:47:44

The apocalyptic pressure in the ruined boutique shifted the moment Lycan’s glowing crimson eyes found me on the floor.

The terrifying, world-ending storm of dark magic radiating from his armor didn't vanish, but it instantly changed its nature. The crushing gravity that had pinned the mercenaries to the floorboards remained, but the space immediately around me suddenly felt warm, safe, and completely enveloped in absolute protection.

Lycan didn't look at the cowering aristocrats. He didn't ev
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