Se connecterFreya's p.o.v
My eyes opened slowly as the sun rays fell on my face. I woke up to the murmur of some merchants calling out their wares. And then there was a noise from the two guys that had attacked me the other time. "Damn it, King. We should sell that human coat too. Can't believe I have to keep wearing that thing every night in order to hunt." "Well, how the fuck are we going to be successful in getting more slaves if we don't pretend to be or act like them. You dummy," King replied by tapping the other guy with red hair by the back of his head. My eyes darted around as I finally gained consciousness. I had been put in a cage made of thick woods there wouldn't be any chance of escaping even if I dared to. I looked at the environment to meet the most unexpected twist of my life. I have been brought to what looks like a market square, but what baffles me is how the people are dressed. They are so different from our modern wears back at Homines and they look like they are living in the archaic kind of era instead— civilized yet somewhat far from civilization, if I were to put it in words. It feels so surreal! There were many activities going on at the market , but all seem no different from mine. There were cages of different sizes and it was obvious the people inside were just like me —humans. I rose from the floor in the cage and King's eyes fell on me somehow as the other guy continued with attracting buyers like I am some type of commodity. King smiled. "She's awake, Klaus." Klaus paused. He turned to face me then smiled. "Blessed be the moon goddess. What a beautiful young human. I bet she'll be our biggest cash out. Don't you think so King?" King nodded and I could only wish I could find every means possible to get the hell out of here. Both King and Klaus continued to advertise me to potential buyers passing by and my eyes continued to dart around. My heart hurt at the sight of a girl trying to resist being taken away by some men from afar. I looked away. "How much for her?" A woman probably in her early fifties with a tint of grey hair asked, standing in front of my cage. Her eyes are beautiful but her chubby physique, smile and aura were more captivating. I only look down at my toes, unable to make eye contact with her. "50, ma'am," King answered, a trail of excitement in his voice. "I'll give you 100," another voice interrupted from nowhere. I look up to see a hefty man with a scar on his left eye. He looks so scary to look at and I began to pray the woman would get me instead. I felt my throat bob subconsciously. Klaus and King only looked at each other, dumbfounded, yet pleased. It's going to be a good day for them I suppose. "I'll give you 200," the old lady said, confident with her words, her eyes glaring at the hefty man like they were some rivalry or something. "I'll give 2000," he blurted out. "5000," the old lady said. The pain was evident on the man's face after he lost at $5000 and he snarled at the old lady before backing off. The old lady looked at me and smiled instead. Klaus hurriedly came to uncage me and free the shackles in my hands. "There you go, little human." A cart came along shortly after and the old lady led me in. It's obvious she's of high dignitary in the underworld or highly influential. I felt safe and relieved a bit knowing I am in her arms. "I know you must be feeling sad right now. But don't worry too much about it OK. I have a few other humans like you at home, I'm sure you'd love them." she smiled as the cart moved. I nodded and played with my fingers instead. "What's your name by the way, dear?" "Freya, ma'am." The old lady's head bobbed. "A beautiful name for a beautiful human." ~~ We arrived at a manor at what feels like noon and two people came to receive us as we emerged. They were two young girls, pretty much like sisters and in their late teens. "Mother!" They air kissed their mother but after a while their gaze fell on me. "Who is she, mother?" one of them asked, her eyes are almond shaped just like their mother. "Did you just get her from the slave market too?" "This is Freya, girls. She will be working as a new maid in the manor henceforth." "Hello, Freya. Welcome to our abode. I'm Evelyn," one of the girls said. "And I'm Elina," the other girl followed suit. They seem sweet and I reciprocated them with a smile. "Nice to meet you, Evelyn. Nice to meet you, Elina." "You are so beautiful by the way," Elina blurted. "Oh, thank you. So are you." "Evelyn, why don't you show Freya her room. I'm sure she'd be needing a good amount of rest," Elina and Evelyn's mother said, facing me. "Those eyes are definitely too tired not to get one." "Sure, Mother." I trailed behind Evelyn as we entered the manor and I couldn't help but admire the wolf paintings on the wall as we pass the terrace. We reach a door step after about what felt like fifteen minutes and Evelyn opened the door to the room. "I hope you like it here, Freya," she smiled, pacing around the room and opening the windows for sun rays and ventilation. "You can let me know if you don't. There are other rooms you mi..." "No, Evelyn," I cut her off. "This is perfect. Thank you." "Very well then. The bathroom is just there by the corner," she explained. "I'll get you some clothes and something to eat. You must be hungry now." I heard my stomach rumble at the mention of food and I promise Evelyn was right. I haven't eaten anything since dinner last night before I got kidnapped by the Lycans. "Hmm," I hummed, bobbing my head up and down. "Thank you, Evelyn."Freya's p.o.vThe voice, devoid of warmth, sliced through the air like a knife, its eyes narrowing on me. His cold, calculating gaze raked over me, a mixture of curiosity and contempt etched on the face that seemed chiseled from marble."So, it's true," Lucien's voice said, dripping with an unsettling calmness. "The rumors, the allegations, they're all true. You're the daughter of...that human." The word 'human' was spat out like a slur, the implication clear: weakness, inferiority.Lucien's eyes seemed to bore into my very soul, as if searching for something, anything, to confirm the shocking revelation. "No wonder," he continued, a sinister smirk creeping onto his cold face, "No wonder you still had the strength of a Lycan to stay alive even after four days in the dungeon. I guess that explains it."The atmosphere in the court room grew heavier, thick with unspoken accusations and veiled threats, as Lucien's words hung in the air.Fear and shock gripped me, my heart racing like a wi
Freya's p.o.vHe only inched closer, approaching me with a tray of fruits of different varieties. He looked down at my meal tray and sighed. "You should eat something, Freya. Starving yourself isn't good for the baby."My gaze rose to meet Kael's. It's been just four days since my arrival and I hadn't spoken to anyone about my pregnancy. How did he know I was pregnant?"The future heir needs to be well fed and taken care of with the utmost resources available," he persisted, assuring me that I wasn't dreaming by my thoughts.Kael dropped the tray of fruits on the ground, crouching right in front of me. "How did you know, I'm with child, Kael?" I asked impatiently."You will be shocked if I told you, Freya."My eyes queried."Ravenna," my eyes opened as he mentioned. "She had killed Mandy and had come to my house after I had cleared her apothecary secretly. She thought it was someone else and had ordered me to find whosoever did it. She gained my trust and I knew I needed to play it
Freya's p.o.vThe clear clench of his jawline only made me tremble as others gaze locked on mine. I felt my feet go really cold, and body, numb as his eyes stood blank, devoid of any emotions as he tried to wrap his head around what just happened.Fear gripped me and my lips parted, only for my own words to betray me."Luna Freya?" I heard the maids murmur to themselves, shock profound on their faces as many of the guards raced down to the base of the castle to meet Ravenna, including Lucien.My neck stretched down to the castle's floor from atop the parapet to find Ravenna drowning in her own pool of blood. Lucien crouched down beside her as other guards rushed her back inside on a stretcher.~~With weak feet, my eyes caught a pale faced Ravenna on the bed. Her head was covered with bandage that soaked the wounded part of her forehead.I could only wish it got fractured so bad she doesn't come out alive. My heart sank at the sight of Lucien standing beside her on the bed, holding s
Freya's p.o.vAfter the long battle with Grothok, Arachane and I was able to land into Azgaroth's territory.The mightiness of his throne was enough for me or anyone to succumb and the mere sight of his extremely long claws had me trembling, literally. It was nothing like I have ever seen with the other beasts. His horns were definitely the largest of the demons and his fangs were extremely prominent from afar. Every pace he took towards me only made the ground tremor. His blazing eyes had some sort of hypnotizing energy to them and with my exasperated body, I found myself getting dizzy and lightheaded and almost falling into the boiling lava underneath his throne. But his hands had caught me somehow.And for all I could remember was him whispering after sniffing me, "you do not belong here.""The heart. I need it," I mumbled out despite looking at death right in front of me. I couldn't care less about the implications. I'd bargain to earn it this time. I grew desperate, knowing I w
Ravenna's p.o.v"That is bad, Ravenna. Really bad."Amarantha face squeeze into a grimace as my skin started to peel off slowly, becoming lighter as it revealed my true form."You still haven't gotten the potions?" Cassius chimed in. "I mean what will happen if Lucien finds out that you had tricked him instead?"I scoffed, sipping on the green tea I was offered. "You clearly are forgetting that she's Zephyrine, your honor. That won't change anything," Kael said, taking the small empty mug and saucer off my hand and dropping on the wooden table in Cassius's Manor's hall. Both mates sighed a relief."And what about that breeder of a Luna?You think she'd ever make it out of the wild alive?" Amarantha asked. "Today is obviously the twenty fifth day, I mean. She won't right?"I leaned back into the diner's chair, took a berry from the grape branches laid over the platters across the table and began to munch slowly."You worry too much, Luna Amarantha. Like you said, today will mark the t
Freya's p.o.vGrothok's coven was as still as the night itself and with every passing moment, a sharp pain knifed through my abdomen, making me gasp softly.I felt my stomach churn with nausea and my hand cradling my tummy only earned me a scoff from Grothok."You sure don't value that tiny life inside of you, do you, Lycan?" Grothok said as he stepped down the porches from his throne, taking slow strides towards me by the extreme end of the pathway.I scoffed, feeling a stream of blood roll down my thigh again. "My life may be tiny to you, Grothok. But that tiny life won't think twice before ripping you apart if you don't pave way for me to Azgaroth right now." I shot back.Grothok stood still, his hands behind his back. "I thought so. But how unfortunate this will be for you both."For you both? What does he mean by that?Before I could think of what exactly he meant, Grothok's haphazard and extremely swift movement stopped me, his scaly, lanky fingers gripping mercilessly on my thr







