บททั้งหมดของ Bound To The Ruthless Lycan King : บทที่ 141 - บทที่ 150

Seraphina's POV. But now the sun had set, and was casting a light of amber across the kingdom: "A reminder of time. The The distance between us and the kingdom before me was daunting, as we had already made it through war with such speed and skill. Fresh fruit stalls filled the roads, families laughed as they gathered, and the air was filled with the sound of life returning. This moment used to make me anxious. But standing in it now, I felt calm.The fight had been hard but we made it. We won. The kingdom remained burdened by its scars.' Removing past ruins wasn't an easy task. But standing here now, looking ahead, I could see a future one built on everything we fought for, I was and he was my legacy. Our names would echo through the history of our kingdom, forever etched in memory. But even looking over the landscape, I knew there were cracks all around. There were still areas of cultivated land that seemed to be neglected, burned by the war's flames. The soil was fine. We’d done

Fabian's POV. They always said, “No matter what, the crown stays steady.” but it never felt steady to me. Even in moments like this, when everything was supposed to be good and calm it still felt like something I had to carry. We used to believe the kingdom would be at peace once the wars ended. Maybe that was the dream. But standing there after the ceremony, it didn’t feel real and I didn’t feel relieved. The cheering behind us didn’t match how I felt. It was too loud and it didn’t feel like mine. I leaned on the railing, I didn’t know if I was happy or just relieved and the morning light came in. The flags shifted in the wind. Everything looked calm, but my chest still felt heavy. On the surface, it looked like peace.But deep down, I knew better. Something was coming. I turned to Seraphina, she stared at the horizon, quiet. Her eyes were tired, distant—but still beautiful. She knew the fight wasn’t over. The question remained unanswered as I raised my voice, worried about the

Seraphina's POV,Around me hung the weight of the moment. My heart was racing, too fast. I couldn’t slow it down. I could hear clashes of blades and fighting somewhere outside, but it felt far. Like it wasn’t even real.In here, though, it was quiet. Too quiet. Way too calm for what I knew was happening out there. . But inside, my mind was anything but calm. I struggled to shake the fact that had just been told to me. My family's participation in this conflict, in this kingdom's collapse... it was like a knife turned deep into my heart.How didn’t I see it? I believed everything they told me. I loved them. I trusted them. And now… all of it was a lie. The truth was worse than I thought.I looked around. This room used to feel safe. Like I could hide here, away from all the noise outside.But now? It didn’t feel like that anymore. Now it just felt fake? All I saw was betrayal. And it ran straight through my own blood.My family had always struck me as strong pillars, as keepers of the

Seraphina's POV The fight wasn't yet finished. The sound of the steel's wailing was audible in my ears, reminding me that we were not outnumbered. Fabian's words, which were from just yesterday, still linger in my mind. "It'll be so much more than just the rogues," he said. They've been working with them. From the start. He had a steady voice, but the silence that followed was filled with the raw betrayal I could hear. The truth that had shattered his consciousness filled me with a deep longing for him. The individuals he had the most trust with had been exploiting us for their own gain. It wasn't just the war we were fighting for, but everything we believed in it. But we couldn't stop. We couldn't afford to. Not now. l held my sword as l stood beside , Fabian as he weighed an old steel and new blade he just got. The intense feelings within me was sharp and shallow . Everything was breaking apart with screams, fire and steel clashing in the air but I didn’t let myself slip. I

Seraphina's POV. The air was cold and still, one could tell how still and like something was coming. Breathing felt difficult and l could feel my chest was tight also my heart was pounding too fast. My mind was blank, I couldn’t move and I couldn’t think. But I knew this was on me. It was the sole decision I made led me here.Here l stood in the middle of a ruined fortress. Nothing but broken stone and silence. The firelight threw shadows on the walls. They moved like they were alive. Like they were laughing.And the walls they felt like they were closing in on me and it seems like it was waiting for what came next.Long shadows of firelight surrounded me, seemed to dance and playfully mock me. The world I was in made me feel isolated, with the castle walls closing in as if they were also preparing for something much worse. And inside me l felt desperation was burning within me and it was eating me aliveThe Phoenix Clan posed the greatest threat, but not the other way around.... Th