All Chapters of THE LYCAN KING AND HIS HUNTED LUNA: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Vaemond’s eyes darted between Felicity and Freya, uncertainty and fear evident in his expression. “Where’s my father?” he asked again, his voice trembling slightly.Felicity chuckled, amused by what she perceived as Vaemond’s short memory. “Oh dear, you really don’t remember, do you?” she said, her tone dripping with sarcasm. “Your father is… indisposed at the moment.”Vaemond looked even more bewildered, not fully comprehending what Felicity meant. Freya, sensing his distress, stepped forward and placed a comforting hand on his shoulder. “Don’t worry,” she said soothingly, “your father is safe. We’ll explain everything to you, but first, we need your help.”Felicity added in with a mischievous grin, “And who knows, maybe you’ll find some answers along the way.”Vaemond’s eyes narrowed at the twins, unsure if he could trust them. “Help me with what?” he asked cautiously.Freya sighed, glancing at Felicity, who seemed to be thoroughly enjoying the situation. “We want to seek revenge ag

The moon shone brightly in the dark sky as midnight approached. Freya and Felicity stood facing each other, their expressions tense and determined. The twins had always had their differences, but tonight, their conflicting views reached a breaking point.“We can’t use black magic, Felicity,” Freya asserted firmly. “It’s dangerous, and it could have serious consequences.”Felicity crossed her arms, her eyes narrowing. “You’re being too cautious, Freya. We need to do whatever it takes to make Vaemond strong enough to face Cain. Black magic is the only way to give him an edge.”Freya’s heart ached at the desperation in her sister’s voice. She knew Felicity’s desire for power and vengeance was clouding her judgment. “I understand your concern, but using black magic is too risky. It can corrupt and consume even the strongest of souls.”Felicity scoffed. “Vaemond needs all the power he can get if he’s going to take on Cain. He’s a ruthless killer, and without magic, Vaemond doesn’t stand a

Freya’s eyes blazed with anger and grief as she glared at Felicity. “Why did you kill him?” she demanded, her voice trembling with emotion.Felicity shrugged nonchalantly. “What do you care?” she retorted, her tone cold and indifferent. “He was just a means to an end. Our goal is to eliminate Cain, remember?”Tears welled up in Freya’s eyes as she held Vaemond’s lifeless body in her arms. “You didn’t have to kill him,” she choked out. “You destroy everything you lay your hands on.”Felicity smirked, seemingly unaffected by her sister’s pain. “Oh please, don’t be so melodramatic,” she taunted. “He was weak, and he would have been a liability. Now he’s out of the way, and we can focus on our mission.”“How can you be so heartless?” Freya cried, her voice filled with anguish. “I warned him not to trust you, but he wouldn’t listen. Now he’s dead, all because of you.”Felicity’s smirk widened. “You act as if it matters,” she sneered. “He was just a pawn in our game, nothing more.”Enraged

I moved through the dark woods, my senses sharp and alert. I knew that Freya and Felicity were after me, and I couldn’t afford to let my guard down. As I ventured deeper into the forest, I heard footsteps approaching, and soon, I saw Freya and Felicity emerging from the shadows.“Well, well, well,” Freya sneered, her eyes locked onto mine. “Look who decided to show up.”As I stood there, facing Freya and Felicity, I couldn’t help but feel a mix of annoyance and amusement. They were determined to take me down, but I wasn’t going to make it easy for them.“Ah, Freya,” I said with a mocking tone. “Back for round two, are we? You didn’t get enough of a beating last time?”Freya smirked, her eyes glinting with a hint of mischief. “Oh, trust me, this time will be different. I’ve learned a few tricks since our last encounter.”Felicity appeared from thin air, adding to the tension in the air. “Enough talk,” she said impatiently. “Let’s see what you’re made of, Cain.”I chuckled, transforming

Vaemond’s transformation into his lycan form was both impressive and intimidating. His eyes glowed with a mesmerizing blue hue, and his fangs glistened in the dim light of the woods. With a sudden burst of speed, he lunged towards me, catching me off guard and knocking me to the ground with extraordinary strength.Struggling to regain my composure, I wiped the blood from my lips and managed to flash a smirk at him. “You are weak and fragile, Cain. You are no match for me,” Vaemond taunted, his pride evident in his voice.I chuckled despite the pain, taunting him further. “Really? Big boy, if you are so sure of yourself, why don’t you take off these shackles? Let’s see who the real big dog is,” I goaded, my wicked laugh echoing in the air. “Of course, you can’t, because even with all your powers, you’re still that little boy who hides in the shadows of his daddy.”Vaemond’s face contorted with anger, clearly affected by my words. “I see… I see what you’re trying to do. You want me to l