Semua Bab Maid For The Ruthless Lycan king : Bab 61 - Bab 70

AURORA’S POV “Alpha Caesar, are you insane? How are we going to get past those freaks of nature?!” Lidia half-yelled, her voice echoing slightly in the darkness.“Shhh! Be silent or you’ll ruin our plan, they may hear us,” I hissed, instinctively clamping my hand over her mouth.“Follow me,” I whispered.We crept forward, careful not to make a sound. The guards at the tunnel’s entrance were drowsy, their heads bobbing as they fought sleep. With practiced ease, Lucien crouched near the rusted lock and picked it open within seconds.One by one, we slipped inside the tunnel, swallowed by complete darkness. It was so pitch black that I couldn’t even see my own hand when I waved it in front of my face.Behind me, the others stumbled, bumping into one another. Their clumsy steps made my pulse spike in fear.“Quiet!” I hissed again, barely above a breath.Alpha Caesar was so eager to lead that he nearly charged ahead without looking, almost getting us caught.Then I froze.A soft humming so

AURORA’S POV The forest finally slowed around me. We had stopped to catch our breath, but the tension between us didn’t pause for a second. My knees ached, and my chest heaved, yet Alpha Caesar’s voice cut through the quiet like a blade. “You had one mission, Aurora,” he snapped, pacing like a predator. “Destroy the dam. That’s it. Not this… chaos you created by releasing the others. Do you realize what you’ve done?” I lifted my head, refusing to bow under his fury. “I did what was right,” I said, my voice steady. “The witches and fae didn’t deserve that fate. You weren’t the one deciding whether they lived or died.” “Right?” Caesar barked, his eyes flashing. “Your ‘right’ will get us all killed. Alpha King Caleb will see this as war. The lycan kingdom, surrounded on all four borders—” “Maybe if you had any sense, you’d understand that cruelty isn’t strategy,” I shot back. “You think following orders blindly makes a leader? It doesn’t.” Lucien stepped between us, his presence s

Aurora's POV"Uhm, ma'am moonfang….." Caesar breathed heavily, his hands resting on his knees as his chest rose and fell in deep, labored breaths. "I know you’re eager to prove to the world how strong you are, but some of us aren’t exactly made of steel. We’ve been walking for hours, and some of us are tired. Can we… I don’t know, maybe set up camp for a while? Proceed at dawn?"I froze mid-step, my boots sinking into the soft, damp forest floor. My fingers curled into fists at my sides as I shot him an incredulous look. "Agh, unbelievable," I scoffed, irritation dripping from my tone. "This isn’t about proving anything, Caesar. It’s about getting there before it’s too late.""We’ve been pushing non-stop since sunrise," he shot back, his voice tense but not disrespectful. "If we keep going at this pace, we’ll collapse before we even reach Damion’s castle."I opened my mouth to argue, but then my gaze fell on Lidia. She wasn’t even trying to pretend anymore. She let her body drop heavi

AURORA'S POVThe piranha shot upward, its jaws wide open.I swung my leg hard, kicking it mid-air. It flew back into the water with a sickening splash, but three more took its place, leaping straight for me.“Climb!” Caesar roared from above. His voice cut through the chaos, sharp and commanding.I scrambled higher, dragging Lidia with me. Her hands were slippery with blood, her grip faltering. The current below thrashed violently as the piranhas circled, snapping and tearing at anything that touched the surface.Lucien cursed under his breath, hooking his arm around Lidia’s waist to keep her from falling. “Hold on! Don’t you dare let go!”Lidia’s eyes were wild with fear. “It hurts—”“Shut up and climb!” Caesar barked.The swarm below exploded. Water splashed so high it drenched my face as dozens of piranhas leapt at once. One of them clamped down on my boot, teeth slicing through the leather. Pain shot up my leg.“Dammit!” I screamed, stomping until it let go. My heart pounded like

DAMION'S POV The sphere glimmered on my desk, showing Aurora and her crew moving cautiously through the dense, hostile terrain. My fists clenched at the sight of her face streaked with dirt and sweat, her breaths ragged as she swung her blade to fend off creatures lunging at her.“Damn it, Aurora!” I snarled, slamming my palm on the table. “Watch your left!”Of course, she couldn’t hear me. That didn’t stop the words from tearing out of me.Another flash—Volak appeared behind her like a shadow rising from hell.“No, no, NO!” I roared, grabbing the edge of the table so hard the wood cracked under my grip. “I swear, if he lays a hand on you, I’ll tear him apart myself!”Aurora barely managed to dodge Volak’s attack. My breath caught, and then rage exploded in my chest. I kicked a heavy case stacked beside my desk, sending it flying into the wall. The wood splintered on impact, pieces clattering to the floor.Outside, I heard gasps from the staff stationed near my doors.“Leave me the h