Semua Bab Claimed By My Lycan Bodyguard : Bab 51 - Bab 60

Chapter 52Alice's Pov Duke and I walked into the library, the musty smell of old books filling my nostrils. Even though we had graduated, the principal was a dear friend to my father and had expressed his condolences and his interest in helping us in our quest.We spent hours going through countless books, searching for any information that could help us stop Gayus and the Ash Wolf. Finally, we found a book about the four primordial wolves. The Primordial of Ice, Fire, Life, Darkness, and Death.According to the book, the Ash Wolf was the oldest and most powerful of all the Primordials, and his power was the control of death. He could even bring the dead back to life. But with that power, he also brought a curse. The Ash Wolf was destined to bring about the end of all things, the apocalypse. That's why the other Primordials sealed him away.As I read through the book, I couldn't help but feel a sense of dread wash over me. This was bigger than anything I had ever faced before. How w

Chapter 54The aftermath of the intense clash with Deucalion left a somber aura lingering in the air. The first order of business was assessing the battlefield's aftermath, evaluating damages wrought upon the land, and tending to the wounded allies who had fought valiantly against the Primordial of Death.As Alice and Duke surveyed the scene, they witnessed the resilience of their pack and the unity among allied werewolf packs. Bandages were being applied, shelters reconstructed, and support provided to those who had bravely faced the formidable foe.Understanding the lingering effects of the Ash Wolf's power became a focal point. Discussions and research commenced, aiming to unravel the mystery behind its influence. Conversations buzzed among scholars and wise elders, seeking insights into the significance of this powerful force that had intervened during the battle.Amidst the recovery efforts, a sense of unease emerged. There were whispers among the ranks about potential residual t

Chapter 57It has been 15 years since that fateful day when the witches of Oblivion attempted to take our daughter from us. Vera, our precious little girl, was now all grown up and getting ready for her transformation ceremony. As I walked into her room, I couldn't help but feel a mix of pride and anxiety."Vera, my love," I said softly as I sat down next to her on the bed. "Are you ready for what's to come?"She nodded, her eyes shining with determination. "I am, mother. I know the weight of our responsibilities and the importance of my role as the future queen."I smiled, proud of her maturity and composure. "Good. Because being royalty is not just about wearing a crown and sitting on a throne. It's about serving your people, making tough decisions, and always putting their welfare before your own.""I understand, mother," Vera replied, her tone resolute. "I will do my best to live up to the expectations that come with being the daughter of the great Luna Alice and Alpha Duke."I pl

Chapter 59We walked for hours through the dense forest, following the trail that the scouts had left for us. The thick foliage provided ample cover, but it also made it difficult to see more than a few feet ahead.As we walked, I couldn't shake the feeling that we were being watched. Every now and then, I caught a glimpse of movement out of the corner of my eye, but when I turned to look, there was nothing there.Duke must have noticed my unease because he placed a reassuring hand on my shoulder. "We'll find Kinkaid," he said. "And we'll make him pay for what he's done."I nodded, grateful for his words. Despite my training and experience as a warrior, I was still a mother who had lost her child. The thought of facing Kinkaid and his minions filled me with a mix of anger and fear.As we continued on, the forest began to thin out and we emerged into a clearing. In the center of the clearing stood a small, rundown cabin. The scouts had reported seeing Kinkaid enter the cabin, but there

The sound of hammers clanging against metal filled the air as I walked through the ruins of what used to be our grand castle. The walls were barely standing, and piles of rubble were scattered across the courtyard. It was hard to believe that this was once the heart of our kingdom.As I made my way towards Duke's makeshift office, I passed by groups of our people who were hard at work. Some were clearing away debris, while others were tending to the wounded. Our healers worked around the clock to care for the injured, and our soldiers helped to maintain order and security.Entering Duke's office, I found him poring over maps and blueprints. "What's the status?" I asked, taking a seat next to him."We're making progress," he replied, looking up from his work. "We've managed to secure some temporary shelters for our people, and the healers are reporting fewer cases of injury and illness."I nodded, relieved to hear that our efforts were paying off. "What's next on the agenda?""We need