All Chapters of TRIBUTE TO THE LYCAN KING: The Ironblood Heiress: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

ISOLDEKnox’s voice was growing louder and louder inside my head. Everytime I tried to close my eyes to sleep, I heard his voice. Everytime I tried to relax, I heard his voice. “You’ve been quiet,” Knox said inside my head, one time I had tried relaxing again. I shut my eyes for a second, forcing myself to breathe slowly. “Leave me alone.”“I won't.”My fingers curled at my sides. “I said leave me alone.”“You don’t give orders anymore.”My anger rose quickly, “Watch me.”“Then stop me.” he said. I immediately went still. “What do you want?” I asked when I was finally able to form the words. “I want you to complete a simple task for me.”“I’m not doing anything for you.” I spat out. “You already are.”My jaw tightened. “No, I’m not.”“Take a step forward.”I didn’t move, I struggled to hold myself in place, every part of me locking up, refusing to give into his order. “Take a step forward,” he repeated.I tried stayed still again, not until my foot moved...by just one step. I ga

SERAPHINA “Seraphina.” I heard my name before I even realized I was awake. I froze then tilted my head slowly to the side. The room was quiet, nothing was out of place, nothing was moving either, just the soft stillness of early morning, but the sound of my name was too clear to be something brushed off as a dream. I sat up slowly, my eyes scanning the room, “Hello?” I let out but there was no answer. I let out a small breath and rubbed my temple. “Great. Now I’m hearing things.”I swung my legs off the bed and stood up, trying to shake it off, telling myself it was nothing. I was just stressed out from everything piling up at once, and my mind had finally decided to break in the most inconvenient way possible.“Seraphina.” The voice came again, making me stop in my tracks. That was definitely my imagination. I turned sharply this time. “Who’s there?”Everywhere was still silent with my voice echoing into the distance. My chest tightened slightly, but I forced myself to stay calm

ISOLDEI dragged the man through the village, passing by the other villagers as they watched but no one dared to stop me. “What do you want with him?” I demanded, but Knox only laughed in a way that seemed as though he was amused by the question. “You’ll see.”“I’m not doing this for you.” I said through clenched teeth as I continued to drag the man across the village. “You already are.” Knox responded to me. The man stumbled as I pulled him along, his breath uneven, and I could feel his fear growing with every step.“Please,” he said, looking at me now, really looking, searching for something in my face, “what did I do?”I didn’t answer because I couldn’t, and it only made worse because I couldn’t. When we got to the palace gates, The guards stepped aside immediately without any hesitation and no questions asked. “Take him down to the dungeon,” Knox said.My steps didn’t slow down as I did. The halls felt longer than usual and more quiet, the sound of our footsteps echoing in

CAELUM The first village we had set on fire was burning faster than I expected.By the time my horse crossed the eastern ridge, flames had already swallowed half the homes, thick smoke was rising into the night sky that was enough to choke the air itself.My Soldiers were moving through the streets with steel in their hands and blood on their armor while screams echoed from every direction. I watched it all in silence without any regrets because I believed that I was doing was necessary. People always spoke about war as though it began with declarations and meetings and noble warnings that needed to be delivered across polished tables, but real war began long before that. It began the moment patience died and mine already had.A soldier came up quickly to me, bowing his head before speaking. “The northern side has been secured, Your majesty.”“Are there any survivors?” I asked. “Just a few escaped toward the inner territories.”“Let them run,” I replied calmly. “Fear spreads faste

CAELUM The battle ended before sunset. By the time the last of Vaelarion’s soldiers retreated into the forest, the ground was already soaked with blood and mud, with broken weapons scattered under dying fires while my men moved across the field finishing what remained.Another victory for me and another territory taken, despite these, I felt irritated.A soldier approached me with his head lowered. “The western gate has fallen completely, Your majesty.” he said. I nodded once.“We’ve secured the supply routes too,” he continued carefully. “The men are waiting for your next command.”I looked past him toward the darkening hills.“Send half the troops towards the north. I want patrols near the river until morning.”“Yes, Your Majesty.”He lingered slightly before speaking again. “The men expected a celebration tonight.”“They can celebrate after the war.” I said. The soldier immediately lowered his head further. “Understood, sir.”He left quickly after that.I exhaled slowly and wipe