All Chapters of Fated to the Beast: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

"I didn't hurt you, Miss," Chiel said defensively. "Nothing will harm you." Chiel's lips wrinkled and pouted. "You're just feeling a little over the top with your teenage years. You feel like other people are ruining your mind and putting you in the wrong place. But you are different. Being different is no fun. But you're fine! Your life is no worse than mine!" There was a hurt tone to Chiel's voice. "You know how it feels when you are born and have to live this life alone until the end of your life? You have to find your own way and your life without anyone to guide you. All fears and ugliness come to you without you being able to choose which one to choose and throw away?" Chiel sounded emotional. "You're a lucky girl, Rain. You have a father who dared to stand before you and be your first and last protector. I'm sure he did all this to make you happy and live a peaceful life. It's not like I have to accept everything unfiltered." "You're a lucky girl to have such a good father,

A large wolf paced restlessly in the warehouse full of goods, stuffy, dark, and cramped. Someone knocked in front of the barn door and tried to break in. The wolf growled with fear. "What happened to me?" thought Benjamin in his wolf body. He kept circling, looking for a way out. "Why did I turn into a wolf beyond my control? It's not even a full moon. What poison has that shadow creature given me? Damn Samantha!" "Ben? You hear me?" Rain asked frantically. "Are you inside? Come out; we need to talk. You don't have to be afraid of me. We will find a way out together." The girl tried to persuade Ben. Benjamin wanted to say something in his wolf body and asked Rain to leave. However, what came out of his throat was the sound of a beast's growl which made Rain tremble in fear at the barn door. Benjamin panicked and accidentally dropped some things. "How can I show my true form to that girl? Not! Rain can't see me in this state. She knows I'm a mortal, not a Shifter." Benjamin was r

"Return!" shouted Rain. "What's wrong with you?" Jace was surprised by Rain's sudden angry reaction. Rain ignored Jace's question. She stood up and tried to squeeze into the carriage's steering wheel. Randall was controlling their carriage. "Randall, take me back to that warlock right now!" "What is this?" Jace asked, displeased. "You think we're playing around here? We're only a few dozen meters away before we reach the palace." It was Rain's turn to ignore Jace's words. "Randall, if you don't turn this train back, drop me off right here right now! Let me go back there myself to pick up Benjamin." "Benjamin?" Jace laughed. "So you're acting just because of him? You wake up thinking about him? I could send Erica or Samantha to pick him up or return him to his house this instant. However, he refused to join us again." Rain couldn't believe Jace's words. "Randall!" asked Rain. Randal looked doubtful. His hands no longer moved the horse's reins, and he glanced at Jace. The shad

"Tell me before my patience runs out. I will demolish this house and its inhabitants with the one-hand swing." Rain believed Jace's words. This man beside her could do anything. Rain knew that after seeing the hidden power of Jace Dauntess. "And I have witnessed only a fraction of its true power. I'm sure Jace's strength is far beyond that." Chiel narrowed his cat-like eyes and shone. Behind them, all the furniture inside Chiel's house slowly started to shake and was ready to explode at any moment. Chiel knew it was Jace's doing when he saw the runes all over Jace's body which were getting darker. "Memories Plaza," Chiel said at last. He sighed and added, "North of Westlake." Jace eased his emotions and began to speak calmly. "I know where it is. We have to get there right away. Oh, Chiel, do you have a flying horse?" Chiel narrowed his eyes even more. "Not." He looked annoyed. "What kind of wizard do you think I am who still has such strange and old-fashioned toys in all these

When Jace turned and looked at Rain, the girl simultaneously expressed shock, fear and disgust. "Is that a human bone?" Jace raised his eyebrows and said, "Yeah, it's a bone." "You used human bones as weapons?" Rain wanted to make sure that Jace was probably joking. "This is a black bone—a black human bone." Rain covered her mouth with her hand. "The colour is very intense." "This bone has strong magical abilities if used by the right person. But, if a person without magic powers touches it, it's just a normal bone that doesn't have any abilities and effects on the wielder." Jace wiped the dust on the black bones as Rain knelt beside him. Rain looked at the black bone. Upon closer inspection, Rain realized that the solid surface of the bones was engraved with beautiful, intertwined runes. Rain recognized it—the meaning of the runes was almost as easy as reading an English word when she saw it. "This is a rune that means darkness," Jace said without being asked. As Rain was i