บททั้งหมดของ That Was No Prince: She fooled the Lycanis: บทที่ 81 - บทที่ 90

"Don't turn like that, idiot!" Iza slapped a werewolf who seemed to have gotten the whole training wrong across the back of his head. The latter shrieked from the pain and quickly scurried off to another place to practice. Right now, they were all soaked in dirty mud and dragging themselves through it. The werewolves couldn't say what exactly was wrong, but they knew things had changed, and they were being 'used' or rather being 'punished' by the Lycanis for the past few days. "Let me make it clear to you weaklings that there are chances of you misbehaving like you used anymore. The days of being treated like a guest by the King are over. Now, it's time for you to be treated like the slaves that you are! Continue training!" He yelled at them and each man struggled to crawl past the line so their lives could be saved. While this training was ongoing, Lucan had to pause and take a deep breath. Drips of profuse sweat dropped to the thick mud, its impact slight on it. His whol

Valen wasn't quick enough to find Star. He tried his best, asking other fellow werewolf maids brought along to feed the King's beast some time ago. The whole place had scattered. And for each turn that Valen took, all he saw were corpses of werewolves. This only affected him. Because reminding himself that he was the reason behind this fight wasn't something he could bear. He looked around, his hands shaking, his eyes red and swollen from hot tears that he was shading. Not only were the corpses on the ground, but seeing his people getting shot wasn't on his list. He couldn't even locate the King or Aldridge or Iza. But he knew that they must be trying to fight off the intruders. Just then, he heard a stern voice from behind. "I finally found you." Valen slowly turned his trembling body around only to see a vampire with wounds in front of him. His clothes were torn, and he was holding a metal, sharp object in his left hand. He appeared deadly and was hardl

Lucan stood up at the sound of the door being unlocked. Even though he had been kept far away from the incident for safety, he couldn't help but get even more anxious than he was for several reasons. He was concerned about the safety of others dear to him — Valen and Aldridge precisely. Aside from that, if Aldridge didn't end up keeping his promise, who else was going to know that he was locked up here? The thoughts of remaining in this not-so-bright room with no food and water only made him scared. But it seemed like that wouldn't be happening. The door opened fully and Aldridge entered, feeling a bit exhausted. Lucan was relieved that he was alright. "Aldridge..." His voice softened. The latter hugged him tightly, sniffing his hair while his left hand patted his hair and the right hand wrapped around his waist for comfort. Lucan hugged him back, "I'm so glad you're alright. I was so scared." "Yeah, I know." Aldridge then rested his forehead against Lucan's

Valen was scared to step out of her bedroom ever since she woke up. It was a day already but she didn't have the confidence to do so. It was as if the moment she decided to step out there, she would be brought out to the open to be slaughtered. So whenever a maid was coming or whenever someone knocked on the door, Valen would pretend to still be asleep. She didn't know how long she was going to keep up this act. Probably not up to two days. Just a few hours ago, Iza had come around with malicious statements jumping right off his mouth. He walked around the bed laughing hysterically when there was nothing funny to laugh about in the first place. He saw Valen's unconsciousness as a sign of triumph for himself. "I said it. I knew something had to be wrong with her. A man? Pfft! She's too gorgeous to be one. I had that instinct. I felt that nudge that everything was fake. Nothing was real! Humph! She thought that she could feel everyone. She must have been sent here by

Lucan didn't know how long he had been sitting at Valen's door. His eyes were closed. He was half unconscious. He had cried his eyes out, and he didn't even have the strength to move. He felt a touch on his shoulder, and when he lifted his head, he noticed that it was no other than Aldridge. His eyes watered again, and he soon began to cry. Aldridge bent and helped him stand up. While still embracing him, he gently led him to his room. After they got in, the door was shut, and Aldridge poured him a glass of water so he could drink, but Lucan only moistened his lips with it before returning the cup. "I tried to open the door," He said after a while. "But it was locked. The King visited earlier so he must have taken the keys with him." He added. Aldridge patiently listened to him without any interruption. "What will happen to her? What's going to be her fate?" "She might be beheaded. That's the punishment for betrayal." Aldridge replied calmly. Lucan stood to his feet ins