All Chapters of Blood Crown: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

The day was over, the overpowering pain was gone; Kaizen felt empty. At times like this, he was glad to have his friends by his side—in his most vulnerable state. He was a mess, drained, and his eyes heavy; he could barely keep them from closing. His breathing was still rugged and his white hair was sticking to his forehead with sweat.Ciel skimmed him with concern when he stumbled out of his basement. Immediately, the Sages were beside him; they supported him to sit down on the sofa in his living room. Ciel squatted before him, ready to use his healing abilities as he had always done every month, but Kaizen held his hand up, stopping him instantaneously. These pale eyes snapped up.“Are you out of your mind?” Ciel demanded.Kaizen crackled a broken smile and shook his head. “It isn't so bad this time around. it’s become tolerable.” That was a lie and they all knew it. He could never get used to that magnifying pain and discomfort. “You are getting rather good at fibbing.” Ciel sizzl

Roxanne woke up with a groan. Her body was heavy and sluggish as she slowly sat upright on the familiar mattress she had been sleeping on since she came into Blood Moon Pack against her will. She felt like she had been hit by a truck; every muscle ached, and her limbs were weighed by exhaustion. It was that kind of fatigue that no amount of sleep could fix.“What the hell happened?” she gritted, bringing her hand to her forehead. Her mind was covered in a fog. it sounded like a buzz, and lastly, she couldn’t think of anything; her mind and memory were as blank as a sheet.“You are awake!” Bloom came rushing into the room, looking like she was being chased. She sprinted to Roxie's side on the bedside and enveloped her in a tight hug. “Thank the goddess, I was getting so scared!”“What the hell happened? Why do I feel like I have been hit by a truck?” Roxie grunted again when Bloom broke the hug. Slowly, she laid back on the bed, feeling the need to sleep and never wake up, because what

Day breaks, and then came another day of awful training that was mind-exhausting and draining—Roxie wasn’t allowed to complain. Her mind was blurry; it was like there was something in her memory that was missing, and she couldn't seem to grasp it. The events of the previous day were in haze; all she remembered was standing before her opponent, and then everything went blank. She woke up the next day to find herself on her bed, and now, in the forest alone, with no one other than the man who broke her heart—not that she was giving up on him; Kaizen was looking at her funny.It had been 30 minutes since she arrived at the forest, and he hadn’t uttered a single word; he studied her like she was a puzzle he was having difficulty solving. Roxie grew weary of the silence. She was tired, and she needed her bed!"You keep staring at my face; don’t tell me you find me that attractive." She smirked flirtily, and that seemed to break the trance he was falling into as he rolled his eyes.“Don’t f

Roxanne needed time to think. She needed time for herself and away from the bustling and craziness of the pack. She found herself on a cliff and sat with her legs dangling off the edge. From the cliff's edge, she could see the pack below spread out like a hidden city cradled by the forest. Small houses clustered together, connected by winding paths that buzzed with people moving between homes, a market, and a training field. The sunlight bathed the rooftops while the dense and towering forest surrounded the entire pack, like a protective wall of green; there was no end to the forest, and that just destroyed her hopes of ever getting out of here.Getting out of here? Roxanne laughed. It had been so long since she had thought like that, and it was starting to sound so unfamiliar in her head. How long had it been since she was brought to Blood Moon pack? One month, two months? She lost count of the days that had been filled with nothing but training, training, and more training, and cha

Revna tried not to scream as pain coursed through her veins. She tried not to show her weakness as the taunting laughter of her pack rushed through her ears. She chested every pain. After all, it was almost something she was getting used to by now. She only needed to endure this a little more and this day would be over.“You are getting better at this, Revna. Shame, I used to enjoy the sound of your cries and the pain in your eyes.” Beta Pete tsked in annoyance and withdrew the hot and streaming piece of iron from her skin and helped her arrange the hand of her shirt back in its place. He placed his hands on her shoulders from behind and whispered in her ear like a snake. “I hope you understand why we are doing this, Reyna. We need to keep you in check so you don't forget why you are in Blood Moon pack in the first place and also as a way of punishment for not bringing anything reliable about Alpha Oizys' champion back to us.” he patted her on the shoulder and walked back to his seat,