All Chapters of Revenge of The Shadow Heir: Chapter 171 - Chapter 180

DAHLIA:My heart began to palpitate wildly. Why do I always find myself on the verge of getting caught by Tristan?I sighed. I didn’t come this far to be caught. I have to continue to deceive him until the end.“Look, does that even matter? You knew I stole the red ruby from her, so of course I’d get her powers!”I didn’t know why I was shouting. I was so frustrated with Samalah, I wanted to shout at her too.However, she wasn’t here, and it was only I who would be blamed for her endless scheming and plotting.“What else have you got in your sleeves, huh? You were working with that bastard count all along! Tell me, did you also give your body to him? Did you offer yourself to curry his favor like all those whores he kept around, or are you going to tell me he made you do it,” he accused me as he seized me by the wrist. “Tell me, did Count Jeteris father your bastard child?”H

DAHLIA: “Very well, King Helion! I will come with you. Please release Lady Livia,” I uttered bitterly. I took one last look at Tristan. His eyes still held the same cold stare earlier. He wasn’t fazed at all… I walked towards Livia, who was still struggling to keep herself on her feet. Our eyes brushed on each other. Suddenly, her gaze widened. “No! No, don’t, Dah -” I put my arms around her still imprisoned arms immediately. “Shh, it’s alright,” I whispered. “No need to tell everyone…” I knew she recognized me. I can see it in her eyes, and that’s what hurt me the most… Perhaps this spell given by Samalah has an actual curse on it – that the very person I would’ve wanted to recognize me won’t be able to do it no matter how many times I try... We’ll, even if he would recognize me, it’s too late for that now. I steeped closer to King Helion’s side. “Good thinking, child,” he said. He turned to one of his

KAIST:It was a call to help Count Abell. Wolves from the White Fang Pack immediately tore their shirts and started transforming into their wolf form.“Prince Kaist, do you mean to say Tristan and Samalah… I mean Dahlia are in danger,” Thesla hurriedly asked.I nodded. “Yes. We will be going now. Get the women, children, elderly, and the sick inside the town hall. Bar the doors, and don’t let anyone inside the village. I will return here for the lady when everything is over,” I told the villagers.There was a murmur around the villagers.“Prince Kaist, I couldn’t speak for everyone, but I will come with you. Dahlia has become a friend and a family to Efiro and I. I don’t want to just sit and do nothing when I know she’s in danger!”“Very well.” I turned to the crowd. “Everyone who wishes to join us may come. As for the rest of you, please secure the village.

DAHLIA: I rested my hope that if Count Jeteris himself or the people from Talandor could see me, they’d try to help me out. After all, I was someone they knew, someone who interacted with them, and someone they had sworn to protect as knights of Talandor. Surely, they wouldn’t let anyone from the Vampire Clan kill a she-wolf they had once known... But all those hopes were crushed when I saw what awaited us at the temple. The outer courts of the temple were nothing but mere rubbles of stones and sands now, but one could still gain the impression that it was a grand structure once. I had seen the tumbled-down appearance of the temple in a distance as King Helion dragged me to it, but as we entered its vicinity, I was shocked beyond belief. All around, corpses of werewolves lay lifelessly on the ground. “W-What did you do,” I asked in horror. “The foolish count wanted my help, but he didn’t agree with taking you as my queen, so…”

TRISTAN: Irvan, that scoundrel that caused Samalah to get into an accident and had caused Dahlia’s agony, was a conjurer! Perhaps that was why they had left the dead bodies here instead of burying or burning them. It wasn’t just for show after all. The animated bodies started to close in on us. I thought it would be easy to defeat them since they were dead. However, they have the faces of people whome we had once seen or knew… It was a bit fortunate that most of them were just people whom I have casually met at Talandor, but I could only imagine that this battle must be too hard for Kaist. As we tried to knock out the dead bodies, the dragon bones swoop down on us, trying to pick on the flesh on our back. Even without a rider, the dragon bones were agile. This was really a dangerous thing. I just finished hurling a corpse somewhere far away, when suddenly, I looked up to see a dragon bone aiming to pluck my eyes away. I