Lahat ng Kabanata ng THE BEAST’S CURSED SLAVE: Kabanata 11 - Kabanata 20

Rhazien let go of her, and her feet hit the wooden floor with a soft thud. She wobbled, just slightly, catching herself before she could stumble. Her spine straightened, shoulders drawn tight, chin tilted up with practiced defiance.I watched closely.She didn’t fidget or blink, but the way her fingers twitched by her side gave her away.She was trying to look ready. But in truth, she looked untouched and unbothered.Even though her chest lifted off with every shallow breath, the way her throat moved as she swallowed hard. Her body knew what her pride refused to admit.She stood like she was armored, but all I saw was her nakedness.I leaned back on my chair, my fingers drumming against the ancient wood of the armrest. Her eyes darted around to the ceiling, the floor, avoiding mine at all costs.She was trying to keep her mind busy, trying to keep the fear hidden from me.My gaze settled upon her, pinning her down. I saw the tremor in her hands, the tightening of her jaw, and a dark s

“You’ve come with your questions,” Arch-Seer Malakh rasped, standing barefoot in the center of the basin, pale as ash, robed in thin cloth that clung to his muscles.“Speak, Vythea,” he sat atop the coiled remains of a petrified wyrm. His eyes were covered in black silk. “Your soul scratches at the gate.”“He had never spared any of the others. All the girls before her… they perished, and you haven’t said anything necessary. Why is this she still breathing?”Arch Seer Malakh, the seer and keeper of forbidden knowledge in the kingdom of Murnokh. He had read threads of destinies and interpretated prophesies for the court.The veins flared brighter beneath Vythea’s bare feet as she stared at the third eye on Malakh’s forehead. “Something is wrong. She’s still alive,” she hissed. “Kaerith. I tried to kill her. I tried—she won’t die.”Malakh’s eyes were pale as his skeletal fingers traced symbols in the air, glowing faintly before fading.“I don’t understand. No one survives him. No one. Al

“What’s with his mood today…” Thornek trailed, his voice low as he whispered to Narkhul.Mia pressed harder as the fabric rasped loudly over the wood, dust catching in the folds. Her knuckles turned, fingers throbbed until the cloth turned gray.Rhazien stood with his hand clasped tightly behind his back, clenching his jaw tightly as his eyes never left Mia.“Stand.” Gorvane ordered. “Get out of here!”Without hesitating, she rose gathering her ruined surcoat and stepped away from the chair cautiously despite the raw burn in her knees. Her eyes met Rhazien’s as she passed. For the first time, he looked away.As the heavy door thudded shut behind her, Gorvane turned to the wound maidens who stood by the corner. “You’re all dismissed.”They didn’t move. Their eyes flicked toward the dais, most of them lips were parted as they stared at Vythea.“I said, dismissed.”They nodded at once, then bowed stiffly and strode out without another word leaving just the generals. Gorvane turned back

He pushed her to the surface of the table and pulled her legs up to his chest. Then he began pounding into her with hard, powerful thrusts.“That's it, Vythea!” Gorvane growled as the image of Kaerith running through the riverbank appeared in his head…like he was watching her. “You want my cock… Take the fucking cock!”“Ahhh!” Vythea screamed. “My Lord! You’re hurting me!”Ignoring her, Gorvane grabbed her ankles and spread her legs wide open, pumping his dick deep into her.“Shut up, Vythea. You’ve always wanted…have it while it devours you!”“Look at them.” Gorvane forced her to look to the side. The generals stood, with their mouth open as they watched him fucked her.Vythea snapped her head back, forcefully trying to push Gorvane away. “My Lord,” she cried. “It’s hurting. I’m in pai—”She cried out as he pounded hard into her bruised cunt, and the tremendous wave of her orgasm overtook her. Gorvane forced her to look at Malakh as she came, screaming in ecstasy.The table scraped t

Kaerith blinked, her mouth opening and closing. That wasn’t what she had expected to hear.He studied her from across the table, like a wolf crouched beneath brush.“The Fenrir Fang warriors,” he said, voice low, “rode closer to Murnokh’s western border months ago. They knew the treaty lines. Yet, they passed them.”Gorvane rubbed his palms together, “I ignored that, because—it must have been a mistake.” He paused, clenching his fists. “But, at dawn, the warriors who had shifted to wolves were sighted again. Now, that is a problem.”She shook her head. “I didn’t lead them.”“I didn’t say you did,” he said, his voice sharper now. “But you are the wolfless alpha’s daughter. They might have come back for you knowing you are still alive.”They would never do such a thing. I am certain they are so pissed that I’m not dead yet. Kaerith grasped the silk tightly in her hands. Why did he always have to rub it on my face that I’m wolfless?Her breath caught in her throat. Without meaning to, sh