Fated To The Cursed Lycan Prince

Fated to the Cursed Lycan Prince by Dark Knight

Chapter 499 The Castle

Sylvia’s POV:

I heard the sound of the key unlocking the door, and soon, the door swung open.

A dim light in the corridor streamed inside the dark room. I squinted at the sudden light. When my eyes adjusted, I saw a woman outside.

She was wearing a black suit dress. A pair of spectacles sat on the bridge of her nose, connected to her dress by a chain. She looked like she was in her early forties, but even I could tell that she must’ve been beautiful when she was young. When she started talking, I immediately recognized from her voice that she was the housekeeper, Nicole.

“It’s time for dinner. Come with me.” Nicole’s tone was flat and emotionless. “Okay.”

I quickly straightened my dress and followed Nicole obed*iently.

The whole castle was dimly lit with dark yellow lights. I casually looked at my surroundings as we walked, and soon, we made it to a winding spiral staircase

I touched the carving on the railing and found that each stair tread was carved with a different pattern. Put together, the patterns should make a complete painting. I walked slowly on purpose.

by on the way. I estimated that there were four rooms on this side of the gallery,

first floor, and from the top of the spiral staircase, I could see that we were on the

waiting,” Nicole turned to me and

I smiled at her apologetically. Then, I picked up the hemline of my dress and quickened my pace to walk past her.

We can take the elevator.”

didn’t stop walking until I

no choice but to

found the door to the banquet hall. I looked around quietly. Although the style of this castle wasn’t over-the-top and extravagant, it still exuded a sense

I found no one guarding the place when I was

the banquet hall, since the entrance to the

of them at random

could get a closer look, I felt someone grab my

said, “Don’t run around like this again,

obed*iently and looked at her sincerely. “I promise I won’t run around

She just turned around and pulled the bell

coldly. She didn’t even want to look at me