Lahat ng Kabanata ng WOLF BESIDE THE PRINCE ( Prince Xander's Inner Journey): Kabanata 121 - Kabanata 128

The vengeful war between the Western Mountains Kingdom and the Eastern Mountains Kingdom ended just like that. No one wins and no one loses. The number of soldiers who died from the two kingdoms was almost enormous. It was morning. The sun has risen. Many corpses of soldiers from the two kingdoms lay in the courtyard of the Western Mountains royal palace. At the west end of the courtyard, Queen Lourine sat leaning against the feet of Dante who was standing behind her. She put her son's head in her lap. Her gaze was blank. Her face was very dirty with dust and blood. Her eyes are glassy. The prince's body didn't move. His eyes were closed. His face was pale with dust. Glory stood beside Dante with a sad face. Everyone was silent looking at the prince's body lying with the arrow still stuck in his heart. A few moments later, the queen took a deep breath and then exhaled slowly. "Glory, go in and check everything in there including Tristan and come back soon." Queen Lourine said in a v

Prince Xander Reenan transforms back into human form after Queen Lourine's visit. He was dressed in royal clothes and was about to go to meet his mother. He took a deep breath and exhaled roughly. Just as he was about to leave his room, he suddenly heard something from the window. He quickly turned around and walked to the window. A very beautiful little bird was trying to get into his room. The prince frowned. He opened his bedroom window and the bird flew in very quickly. The prince turned and was surprised when he saw the bird turning into a human. It turned out that the bird was Glory's incarnation. "Glory? Why are you here all of a sudden and why don't you just come in through the door?" asked Prince Xander. "I'm sorry, prince. I came for you. I won't forget my main duty as your guard. I can't see you sad. If there's anything I can do to help you, tell me. I'll do it," said Glory and bowed to the prince. Prince Xander was silent for a moment after hearing Glory's words. A momen

In the Western Mountains royal palace, the atmosphere had returned to normal. The loss of many soldiers made Queen Lourine still sad. She was still wearing all black, a sign that he was still grieving. The ritual of the final night of respect has been completed and is going well. The queen was relieved that her son was present in the ritual. This morning, as usual, Queen Lourine walked around the palace. Her gaze was calm, her face still looked unhappy. She, who usually smiled cheerfully at all the palace dwellers now, only smiled for a moment and nodded when she met the palace dwellers. She stopped in her tracks when she arrived in front of princess Alleta Wolfrentie's room. She slowly opened the door to the princess's room, then walked in. All of the princess's belongings were still there, even the scent of the princess's favorite flowers could still be smelled in the room. Queen Lourine sat on the edge of the bed. She looked around the room. Instantly, the image of Princess Allet

"Where is he? Why isn't anyone else inside?" Queen Lourine asked, shaking her head. Prince Xander knew what his mother meant. "Mother, I didn't kill him. He was trapped by his own magic. I didn't hurt him. I was just trying to protect myself. Trust me mother," Prince Xander replied. Queen Lourine despised murder. She didn't want her son to kill, even if it was her enemy. "Prince Xander Reenan." Suddenly, King Dominic appeared before Prince Xander and bowed. Pangern Xander immediately grabbed both of King Dominic's arms. "Your Majesty, what are you doing? You don't deserve to do that to me," said Prince Xander. King Dominic shook his head. "No, prince. I have wronged you, your mother and your kingdom. I'm sorry," replied King Dominic. "Let's go in and talk inside. Queen, please come in," continued King Dominic. Queen Lourine and King Dominic walked in front. "You don't want to hold my hand?" Prince Xander whispered to the confused princess Alleta. The princess gasped and was embarras