Fated To The Cursed Lycan Prince

Fated to the Cursed Lycan Prince by Dark Knight

Chapter 1061 Rufus Was Injured

Crystal’s POV:

The vampire moved swiftly and I followed closely behind him. His b*ody slithered as quickly as a black shadow. He briskly entered a forest, rushing into the dense woods.

It was getting darker now, and visibility was dropping. The vampire ran through the trees, and soon disappeared under the cover of the darkness.

I turned back into my human form and entered the forest as well. The dark forest was covered in a thick layer of miasma, and the branches of the trees were connected to each other. They looked as if they had eyes, scrutinizing the people passing by closely.

was soon engulfed by the misty miasma. I felt as if I was going to lose all sense of

they were several corpses that were strewn about on the fallen leaves. I crouched down and turned over one b*ody that had been face-down, wanting to get a look at his face. I spotted two huge bloody holes in the corpse’s neck. I got to my feet and turned over several other bodies. All these stiff corpses had two black holes in their necks and their bodies had been clearly s*cked dry. Obviously, the

annoyed and smashed my fist into the ground heavily. Blair was right. The vampires had managed to sneak into the imperial city. I didn’t know what had befallen Rufus, and that made me extremely

Rufus had brought a huge platoon of soldiers with him and they were stronger than the spearhead army, I was still

delay, the more unfavorable the situation would become. Once darkness fell, the vampires’ would also become more

stood up and walked farther into the

painfully, and I picked up my pace. When I reached the edge of the cliff, I spotted a

Rufus at the center of the group in one glance. He was fighting a group of vampires with his men. I could only see that a fierce battle was underway from the distance, but they kept moving around, so

spotted by Rufus, I hid behind a big tree that was a little away from the edge of the cliff. From the cover of the