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Charger, Raider, and Lancer, the three saints, trailed behind. Jrue Deryleen, his lieutenant, emerged from one end of the room as he approached the throne. He was wielding his dual blades, which he had wrapped around Lora's neck. He drew her closer to the dictator.Tyndale looked at the two and noticed a striking similarity between them. They were exact duplicates of each other, and their eyes, while being of opposite genders, were strikingly similar. He could tell this was Jrue's sister right away. He approached the throne and undid the knots that held his robe in lace behind his back.

"Can you shut the fuck up and let him speak? Or do you have a date somewhere? We have all left our lives and important things behind to be here. No one is keeping you to go back if you are not interested in helping." I fight with myself not to laugh loudly, but inwardly I laugh with Amra. I think he and Caleb could become great friends. Of course, Fardoragh is not happy, and his anger reflects through his eyes. The two who have come with him look annoyed and angry as well. "Filthy creature, you should be thankful we are here to help you." He finally spits.

Rowen mentioned. Farhad and Jamasp have their stare on Dilruba who is standing silently next to the marbled pillar of the corridor. Rowen followed the direction of their gaze. He saw Dilruba in her the same beauty but now of imposing presence. He couldn’t help but smile because Dilruba wears the cloak he purchased for her. He excused himself from the men to talk with Dilruba.

He turned to face her and watched as realization begin to show on her face. “Lord Apophis!” she stated. “You are Felan.” He retorted. She stood up quickly and started to glow. Lord Apophis is not what she had pictured, but they never do. He stood massively huge and muscular. He had arms and legs like a human. His face looked like a lizard’s. He had fire for hair, which burned a light bluish purple. His hands and feet were claws. He had purple eyes, and his skin was rock-like.

He slowly turned around with a smirk on his face. There was a scar like a sword slash on his cheek too. Logan Theon. Ruler of Darkfang.

He leads them. Ronan narrowed his eyes. “That’s their warlord.” Marcus frowned. “I thought the Purge didn’t follow kings.” “They don’t,” Garrick muttered darkly. “That’s something worse.” The Purge army stopped just outside the fortress walls. The warlord stepped forward alone. Then he removed his helmet. Gasps rippled through the council. Aria’s heart skipped. Because the face revealed beneath the armor was familiar. Malrik. But something about him was different. His eyes glowed a deep, unnatural red.

Behind him stood a few trusted Lycans he had brought with him. Suddenly, he heard approaching footsteps. Boldron turned slowly, but the moment he saw the figure stepping into the moonlight, his composure wavered.Archibald. He looked nothing like the man Boldron remembered. He strode with the same confidence, the same arrogant ease, but his appearance was monstrous now. The veins on his face had blackened, crawling like roots under pale skin, and his eyes burned with an unnatural gleam. There was something deathly about him, something that reeked of the unnatural.

The only one to see my tantrum is the guard. "My Queen," he says cautiously. "Are you okay?" "I am fine," I reply through gritted teeth. “Do I not look fine?” "You look perfectly fine, Your Highness," he replies. I look him up and down. He is the same guard who stepped in to help me with Alfred. He is as tall as Leonidas, but he is much leaner. There is still a boyish look to his face. He looks like he could be my age, but I know that can be deceiving in the lycan community.

Queens of her line never did. But when the final contraction tore through her, her fangs lengthened involuntarily—and somewhere aboveground, wolves howled in answer. The Werewolf Warlord stood at the threshold, massive and unmoving. He had not been invited. He had not been forbidden. He was tall even for his kind, broad-shouldered, built like something meant for war. His skin was sun-bronzed and scarred, marked with claw-lines and old burns. Long ash-brown hair was bound at the nape of his neck, but loose strands clung to his face with sweat. His eyes—golden, sharp, unmistakably wolf—never left the Queen.

Skyler’s words stunned Quin for a good seven to eight seconds. Eventually, the corners of his mouth twitched. “Who did y—you say he looked like? The Supreme Warrior?” “Yes, he looks very much like him. His side-profile and back figure looked very similar. I remembered that this was how the Supreme Warrior looked!” Skyler looked at Fane standing at the garden not too far away. Skyler’s eyes never left Fane’s figure the moment he got that epiphany—the revelation that these two men seemed to look alike.