All Chapters of THE LYCAN KING AND HIS HUNTED LUNA: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

As the sun began to set, Agnes and Baba Tunde sat by a crackling fire outside his humble abode. The flames danced merrily, and the air was filled with the sweet scent of burning herbs. Agnes looked expectantly at the wise witch doctor, eager to hear the tale of the first student he had taught magic.Baba Tunde chuckled softly, a glint of amusement in his eyes as he reminisced about the past. “Ah, the first student I ever taught magic was quite a character,” he began with a warm smile. “His name was Juma, and he was a young man with a mischievous spirit and boundless curiosity.”Agnes leaned in closer, intrigued to hear the story of Juma.“Juma was a quick learner, but he had a habit of getting himself into all sorts of amusing predicaments,” Baba Tunde continued. “One day, I was teaching him how to harness the power of the wind to levitate objects. He was so excited to try it out that he didn’t listen to my instructions properly.”Agnes couldn’t help but chuckle at the thought of Juma

Baba Tunde chuckled as he saw the look of determination on Agnes’ face. Teaching her how to manipulate vision and create illusions was not going to be easy, but he was confident in her abilities.“Alright, Agnes, let’s start with something simple,” he said, leading her to a small clearing in the village. “I want you to focus your energy and repeat after me: ‘Visum Incantatio.’”Agnes furrowed her brow and repeated the words, but nothing happened. “I don’t understand, why isn’t it working?” she asked, feeling frustrated.“Patience, my dear,” Baba Tunde replied with a smile. “You need to clear your mind and let the magic flow through you. Try again, and this time, visualize what you want to create.”Agnes took a deep breath and tried again, “Visum Incantatio.” This time, a faint shimmering light appeared in the air, but it quickly faded away.Baba Tunde laughed heartily. “Not bad for a first try! But you need to maintain your focus and will the illusion to stay. Try again, and this tim

The moonlight filtered through the dense canopy of trees, casting ethereal shadows on the forest floor as Freya and Felicity continued their pursuit of Cain. Vaemond walked a few paces behind them, his mind still preoccupied with the spell they had cast and the imminent confrontation with Cain.Feeling the weight of the silence, Freya decided to break it with a question she had been pondering for a while. “Felicity, have you ever thought about starting a family? Having children?”Felicity’s reaction was almost immediate. She scoffed, her lips curling into a bitter smile. “A family? That’s a luxury we can never afford, Freya. You know that.”“But why?” Freya pressed gently. “Isn’t there a part of you that longs for companionship, for love, for something more than just serving Constantine?”Felicity’s eyes flashed with annoyance. “You should know better, Freya. We took an oath to serve Constantine and the coven till death. That’s our duty, our purpose. There’s no room for personal desir

My mind was in turmoil as i fought to regain control of my body from the invisible force that had possessed me. I could feel the force’s presence, like a dark cloud hanging over my thoughts, trying to suppress my will.“Get out of my head!” i shouted inwardly, clenching my fists in frustration.The invisible force chuckled menacingly, its voice echoing in my mind. “Oh, little wolf, you thought you could escape me? I am a part of you now, and there’s nowhere to run.”I gritted my teeth, pushing against the force with all my strength. “You may be in me, but I won’t let you control me! I won’t be your puppet!”The force’s laughter grew louder, mocking my resistance. “Oh, but you already are, my dear host. Your thoughts, your actions, they are all mine to command. You will do as I say.”“No! I won’t let you use me for your twisted schemes!” i retorted, his voice resolute.The force’s tone turned sinister, lashing out with venomous words. “You have no choice. I am more powerful than you co

The battle within my mind raged like a storm, the invisible force and I locked in a fierce struggle for control. I protested, trying to reason with the dark entity that now resided within me.“It didn’t have to come to this,” I said, my voice strained. “I only allowed you to possess me so I could survive. I didn’t want anyone else to die.”The force chuckled, its presence swirling around my thoughts. “Survival comes at a price, Cain,” it hissed. “You should know that by now. And sometimes, sacrifices must be made.”I gritted my teeth, feeling the weight of guilt and sorrow pressing down on me. I whispered. “She was Freya’s sister. She didn’t deserve to die.”“Deserve has nothing to do with it,” the force sneered. “In this world, power is all that matters. And with my power coursing through you, you can achieve anything.”“No,” I growled, pushing back against the dark presence. “I won’t let you control me. I won’t let you use me as a tool for destruction.”The force laughed, its voice