Budding InstinctThird Person’s POVThe entire inner and outer territory of Rebelliad ushered in a boisterous day as soon as the sun rose in the hazy blue horizon. The prominent rogue groups residing inside the city have all received the formal invitation of the city lord manor in accordance with the birth celebration of the current city lord’s foster father, the deceased former city lord that was unfortunately killed in the chaotic internal strife that occurred two years ago.Samel would instruct his subordinates to prepare a banquet at his foster father’s birth celebration since he did not like the idea to celebrate the latter’s death anniversary as it will remind him of his inadequacy to protect the closest person to his heart in the middle of the chaos that year.The city lord manor is already bustling with energy and life as the usually silent and careful servants walked back and forth in the main hall of the manor to decorate it with splendor and light that

Budding Instinct IIIThird Person’s POVWith the banquet of the city lord manor of Rebelliad in full swing, the Moon view competition in the far away red plateau ushers in the heated final round. Lore leaned back slightly against his chair as his seductive eyes glinted with light from the exciting battle that is going on inside the circular platform.The team from the Artemia Kingdom are the strongest team in terms of werewolves with special ability users, but Lore could not help to commend the team from Rebelliad that are made up of five young male werewolves with ridiculous expertise in close combat. He could not even blink his eyes in fear of missing the awesome and almost impossible movements of the Rebelliad team as they resemble a pack of flying wolves that could use the air and land with their flexible body to fight their opponents skillfully.Raval watched in exasperation as Ken rushed headfirst to the Black Kingdom team without even bringing any one of t

Priestess Eva IIThird Person’s POVSamel looked on coldly as his two guests that are currently staying at the guest rooms of his manor, happily conversed with extreme familiarity, as if they have known each other for ages.His lips pursed tight as his chest felt tight without a reason. Why didn’t he know that the two of them are acquainted with each other? He did not hear any reports from his steward about the acquaintance of the two in the past days that they have stayed inside the manor. But, the look in their eyes and their gestures are clearly as if they are familiar with each other without much alienation. His thoughts further darkened Samel’s mood, but he does not have a reason to go over there and join their conversation. And he does not even know why he has an urge to separate the two of them at first sight. General Markus is already over a decade older than that young girl, and they merely looked like a pair of an older and younger generation rel

Revelation IIThird Person’s POVThey have been negligent. Too negligent that they did not even notice that one of their participants is missing in the carriage. Royal Guard Captain Lev’s eyes are filled with gloom as he thought of such a stupid blunder that happened under his watch. The Artemia Kingdom has finally won the Moon view competition that they dared not to dream in the past years, but the biggest price of their efforts has been stolen under their noses. Royal Guard Captain Lev could already imagine the look of fury in the eyes of the king once he receives the news of the stolen moon crystal. Even the Crown Prince and the First princess would not be able to escape the king’s admonishment and punishment after losing such a precious treasure. And Royal Guard Captain Lev as the leading individual for the envoy’s protection will be pushed in an even harsher spot.Princess Regina does not care about the thoughts of the others at this moment as she scr

WolfThird Person’s POVFeeling the circle of calm and soothing aura that envelops her body, Asha subconsciously breathes a sigh of relief as the solidifying pressure from General Markus disappeared in the blink of an eye as if it never existed in the first place. The atmosphere in the open pavilion eased considerably, and even General Markus slightly regained his senses from the deep abyss that it was pushed in.The searing gaze of the other man stayed on her figure, and Asha felt slightly flustered with her pale cheeks reddening without her consent. “Are you okay?”The cool and magnetic voice drilled into her ears, and the haze covering her dark pupils dispersed as Asha regained her clarity. She did not expect that she will meet that benefactor that she did not see after the brief chance when the latter saved her from the forest trail. The vague appearance of that time could finally be filled in by her. Asha’s dark pupils brightly stared back at Samel as