All Chapters of Revenge of The Shadow Heir: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

KAIST: My eyes darted back and forth to my father’s attacker and to Lady Livia. The woman who was about to attack my father looked exactly like Lady Livia except for the color of her eyes! “I-It can’t be,” I heard my father say softly as he approached us. He had a dazed look in his face signaling that he had taken some illegal medicines again. I may have taken illicit drugs myself with what I was seeing… “Your highness,” Lady Livia said, recovering a bit from the shock and crouching at the ground. My father went straight towards Lady Livia and me. He went to his knees and tilted Livia’s face, paying no attention to the woman who had just threatened to kill him. “Who are you,” he asked Lady Livia in a weak voice. I used this opportunity to yank my father away towards my back, while his assassin seemed petrified as well. “She’s Count Jeteris’ daughter,” I told my father, “Now tell me. Who is this woman, and why are you letting he

KAIST: I wandered aimlessly around the passageway, groping in the darkness for what seemed like an awfully long time. I cursed at my own self in frustration. Where was Cruz? Now that I needed him the most, where was he? I couldn’t see through the passage well. It was designed to trap Talandor’s enemies into their own deaths should they try something as absurd as taking over the castle and killing the king. Suddenly, I heard a soft whimper inside my mind. I called over to the wolf I recognized crying. ‘Cruz, you’re finally here… Why are you crying?’ I have a hunch why, but I dared not to say it out loud myself… ‘Kaist… I’m dying,’ he grunted softly. ‘What? Why?’ ‘Your magic… It’s killing me. It’s stripping away my form.’ I didn’t understand what Cruz was saying. How can he die? Don’t wolves stay alive as long as their human counterparts continue to breathe? ‘Kaist… without our spirit stone, I won’

KAIST: Ignis rushed to the place where he could smell the scent of Count Jeteris. If we could see him, perhaps we would be able to know where his men had taken my mother and Lady Livia. As expected, he was at his manor in the Capital. I treaded quietly, escaping all the guards that were positioned at the gates and the garden. I was even able to evade Count Jeteris’ servants, who walked about all over the place despite it being night time. At last, I came to the door of his room and found his bed. Ignis was swift. He wasted no time and pounced on the bed with his burly body. Unfortunately, the count was not a fool who would fall for such an obvious attack. The thing that lied under his sheets was someone else – a servant…a woman. “S-Spare me, please,” she said to me. As expected of the filthy count, he left her here without any clothes on. Before I could speak, I became aware of the sharp edge of a sword glistening at th

KAIST:There was sorrow in my father’s eyes. I dreaded to hear what he will say.“You are my son Kaist, and Livia is my daughter. I know it would be hard to believe even if you knew the entire story, but believe me when I say it. You are my and Merlissa’s child and no one else’s…”That was enough for me. I could see my father was not in the mood to talk about what had happened in the past, and I didn’t have the strength to push it all out of his mouth. What he said was enough for me... for now.“Where are we going,” I inquired.“I have a feeling where the vampires will be going, so let’s meet them there…”“And where is that place?”“Laudicia – the lair of the fallen Shadow Runes.”A heavy atmosphere had set itself before us. I hated the tension between my father and I. This was the first time we have really been alone w

DAHLIA:My stomach tightened into knots. Even before Samalah and these men came, I had been feeling quite unwell. After hearing what Samalah had to say, however, I felt sicker.My hands trembled as I held into Naskan’s neck…Oh, I forgot… I should call him Tristan now… right?“Please let me down,” I said weakly from the white wolf’s back. He reluctantly eased me from his back just a few second after I threw out on the ground.“This won’t do,” I heard Albus grumbled. “She needs to rest.”“Very well,” the leader of our captors said. “There is a river a few more steps near here. We shall make camp for now and continue our journey tomorrow.”The rogues gave us a stern look, but I didn’t care. I was far too busy holding myself up after a round of morning sickness.“Dahlia, are you dizzy? Do you want to lie down?”