“You will pay for this too. I will break you into pieces for getting aroused and trying to make love to my cousin in the room I gave you,” Rayne explained. He wouldn't have come here if he hadn't noticed Aron following Selene out of the hall. “You are wet for a man you met a few days ago. Then watch me ravish your body until you beg me to stop,” Rayne taunts her, walking towards her. Selene couldn't utter anything; at least she was coming back to earth, and the burn was not that severe. But it dawned on her that the man she kissed wasn't Rayne, but his brother. “My king," she breathed the word out, her mind still fuzzy. Rayne walked briskly towards the door in his long strides before stopping at the door. “You should prepare yourself, Selene." He said, walking out of the room, his voice etched with anger. “She must not leave this room.” Rayne gave his order to the two guards standing outside the door. “Yes, Your Highness.” Selene undressed herself as soon as the door was shut.

A subtle cry emanates from the forest. The five men get down from the horse, their senses at alert as they approach the forest. Their boots make the dry leaves on the ground rustle. Rayne led the way while Harold and the rest draw out their claws, their eyes emanating a glow that scans the forest for any predator. The moment they got to the place, a woman lay lying on the ground with her head bashed in, her eyes wide even in death. “We are late!” Andrew cursed out, his dark eyes scanning the forest. Rayne crouched on the floor and touched the ground with his hand, smelling it. He rose from the ground, his hand pointing to one part of the forest. “He is nearby, and he is watching us. They aren't one or two. They are up two seven,” Rayne points out, trying to adjust his posture as his eyes turn golden. He could hear the breathing of more people, apart from the four werewolves behind him. Rayne sensed the creature was with them, alive and breathing. In a swift move h, he turned an

Rayne walked towards the shabby house in the forest. He had been searching for Andrew for some time now, and yet he couldn't see him.Rayne has already figured out that the forest has already changed its form. The conclusion he drew was that this person could use the illusion powers.If he had inhaled the scent back then, he would be lost in this orchestrator game too, and right now. He needed to find a way right now, or it would be too late to rescue his men.Rayne pushed the door of the shabby house open. He had thought he would meet nothing but bones, but instead, he saw two women breastfeeding their babies. They were both shocked when they saw Rayne walk in, making them cover their breasts before rising from the stool they sat on.“Please help us. Someone took us here. My child is sick,” one of the women said on her knees. Rayne covered his nostrils because of the pungent smell in the room.“Please help us. He will kill us. He takes almost everyone's face and form,” the second woma

Selene felt like vomiting because of the rotten smell in the room. Her stomach turned and rumbled in disgust. She sniffled to silence her sobs, her lips trembling as she embraced her knees."M-Mother,” Selene called, her voice quivering as she swallowed a big lump in her throat. Her cheeks glistened with tears. “Please grant me a second chance, m-mate. Moon Goddess” ‘I never want this. I don't—I don't want any of this. I want my freedom back.” If only the moon goddess could visit her in her dreams. Maybe if she comforted her, then she would have some hope in life, but right now Selene feels small and vulnerable before everyone.Her heart ached for what was going to happen to Penelope. Her gut didn't stop. telling her that it's not Penelope. She was served the drink at night; Penelope should have left at that particular hour of the day.Regardless of what she thinks, it seems she will be losing another companion too. Selene wiped her tears away with the sleeves of her clothes. She b

Rayne walked away from the spot where he had just murdered those deadly creatures. He was done annihilating all the Coyotes, but after several hours of searching for the women kidnapped from the town and his men, he couldn't see any. His brows furrowed, making his forehead form a few creases. He clicked his tongue and ruffled his hand through his hair. The dense forest was filled with the noise of crickets and some other animals. The rabbit hopped away to see him, but Rayne was more concerned about the rare magic split in the forest, which suddenly stopped him from getting out of the woods. He knew there would be a full moon tonight, and this is what every werewolf fears the most. The full moon usually comes with weakening werewolves of their power, reducing them to nothing but a frail creature, and few could only rely on their physical strength in case of emergency. Rayne walked deeper into the forest, his boots crushing the dry leaves on the ground. He didn't encounter any more