All Chapters of LYCAN'S SUCCUBUS: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

THE illumination of the Lunar Trifecta’s full moon gave a calm vibe to everyone in the Banxi Mountain Alps—home of the three powerful packs. The infamous Nacht Territory where the sun almost never shines, and everyone called it the Wolf Nation. The Wolf Nation was an autonomous region in Gwiazda. A small domain ruled by a tyrant Alpha King known as Fang. The ruthless head from the Sabre pack. He’d do everything to amass great power. And now, he ordered to kill a lowly servant who mated to his son. On the border of Dilim City near the Great Sea, Una wasted no time when the wolf army was mobilized. She ran for her life as howls reverberated in the dark forest. She wore her black wedding dress, waiting for her mate to celebrate their union. But because of the sudden commotion, she forgot to put on her boots as she had enjoyed splashing water with her feet on the stream earlier. Una sensed great danger. She had anticipated the situation might turn like this and hoped everything

“BRING me to the Alpha King.” Una’s crimson eyes were consumed by intense resentment. She’d start her plan right away. She would never hesitate to purge everyone there…especially Hevian. With her power now, she could make these lowly shifters bow to her and kill them in just a snap of her finger. It took her a while to absorb the truth about the time that had passed since her death. “Your peculiarities amazed me, Una. There have been a lot of changes here in Gwiazda since twenty years ago. It became stricter that even royal faeries from the neighboring domain of Erganiv could not enter here without an official business. The same goes for all the Gwiazdans. No one can cross the border without informing the Palace of Night and Stars. A barrier was created in every place here.” Drite studied her face. He’d seen her madness, but didn’t say a word about it. “And the residents here are okay with that? You make them prisoners. What a load of nonsense! What if they wanted to go to Argia or

20 YEARS AGO “UNA, bring this to your father!” Ursila called her daughter, who was busy picking fresh flowers and herbs in their small garden. “Yes, mother!” Una beamed. Her favorite white dress shimmered under the light of the morning sun. She held a basket and hurriedly brought the flowers inside their hut. Their house was located in the lush greenery of the Banxi Mountains on the southern side called Qalin Forest. The servants’ families lived there. Mostly a typical shapeshifter who had weak wolf form. In short, they were just a lowly immortal commoner in this new haven created by the faeries and deities after the Great Fae War. Ursila handed Una a bottle of fresh milk, a newly baked bread, and marble potatoes cooked in butter. “Here, your father is busy hunting. Maybe he’s starving now.” “All right, mother.” “Don’t wander around. You know the rules.” Ursila reminded her. Knowing she was stubborn sometimes. “Rest your mind, mother. I would never put my life in danger.

UNA thought everything would turn fine when she and her father returned home. Ursila was waiting as usual and had no idea what had happened to them. They thought that telling her was unnecessary since Ursila would be worried for nothing. But as they ate dinner in their house, their laughter turned to scream when someone barged in, destroying their thick wooden door. “Una, hide!” Nivo was alert. He stood up and grasped the knife in the kitchen. “What is happening?” Ursila gaped to see three unidentified males in their living room. “Get your mother!” Nivo ordered. Una grabbed her mother’s arm and exited the back door. She assisted Ursila toward the dry well that would be their hiding spot. “Go first, mother. I’ll follow you after.” “No…you go first.” Ursila refused, but Una was adamant. “I’ll find help. Please, go.” Una forced Ursila to climb down the wooden stair. “I am the best runner in this family, remember?” Ursila was still hesitant to hide, but Una was persistent

THE grassland was silent except for the rustling of leaves carried by the cold midnight wind. And above them, the moon glowed brightly, casting silver light over the forest as if teasing them. Una stood frozen when the weight of the princess’ words dawned on her. Did she hear her right?“What… did you just say?” her voice trembled. “P-Prince Hevian's mate? M-me?!”Princess Ethyla crossed her arms beneath her green cloak. “You heard me clearly, Una. The Moon Goddess probably revealed it herself. You are Prince Hevian’s mate. Do I look lying, little wolf?”General Hadisa nodded her head in agreement beside the princess. “Yes, it’s very evident.”Una’s eyes widened in horror. “No. No, that’s impossible!”Beside her, Prince Hevian looked equally disturbed. His gaze kept looking to the princess and her guard back and forth.“This has to be a mistake,” he growled.Ethyla sighed and shook her shoulders. “I wish it were.”Una stepped backward. “I’m weak. I can barely shift completely. The Sab