Found by the Lycan King

Chapter 84

Zenovia

“Change? In what way?”

“I would have told you, but Callahan is the King and he wants to do it when he feels the time is right. I only hope you awaken your wolf today, so I don’t have to be so tight-lipped around you.”

She said, and it somehow made me feel both anxious and a bit relieved.

“Are you going to sacrifice me in some ritual?” I asked and was rewarded with a chuckle.

“Callahan does not believe in rituals or sacrifices. Hell, he does not even believe in the Moon Goddess anymore. So you don’t have to worry about that.”

“But why?” I blurted out.

We all were creatures of the Moon Goddess. Selene had bestowed us with a power to shift into our wolves after we reached a certain age, granting us inhuman strength and power.

We all worshipped her so it was odd to hear that the King, the person who ruled us all, did not believe in our deity.

It was said that many years ago, Selene was born as an unwanted child to a Greater God, who ignored her for his other offsprings who were far more stronger and powerful. Selene used everything she could to please her father, but he would always turn a blind eye to her.

One such day some lesser gods united against her to eradicate the weakling, so she fought with them and left the Kingdom to make one where no one could reach her, high in the sky.

The moon became her throne and kingdom and the first being who she saw after claiming her throne was an ordinary

wolf.

Legend says that she blessed the wolf with her strength and that was how our race was born.

Of course, there were many such stories told to us when we were young, so I had heard some variation of the same story in every single one.

But I had not heard of a single person not worshipping or believing in her, so it was quite strange.

I waited for Drusilla to answer me, but she pretended to not listen to me. She instead walked past me and stood in front of the open wardrobe looking at the clothes.

“Hmm, we have to find something that will show how strong you are”

“I don’t really see the need to dress up” I made the same argument I had shared with Maria, but Drusilla shook her head.

“Sorry. King’s orders”

I made a face, but Drusilla stuck her tongue out and began pulling out a few dresses for me to wear.

“Hmm, this looks too formal,” she said while picking up a business suit.

“Nah, this one’s too chic” she said, dismissing another, and I kept waiting for her to arrive at a conclusion.

When she had thrown almost a dozen of dresses on the bed with a frown, I raised a hand.

suggest something?”

she said while still shuffling through the

wear something that looks like the

and looked at me with an amused smile.

and I hope just like last time, my wolf shows up and this time I manage to completely shift.

of stars….”

as I vividly imagined the

blabber

“Not really”

in the wardrobe. To be honest, I did not even know

90% of the time, so I did not even

stuff.

the dresses and replied, “Now, you have to close your eyes. I

I don’t look good in

me, you will”

would not cheat. For the

creams and gels with which

what she was doing, but Drusilla didn’t want me to look until she had the final look complete…whatever that meant.

felt nervousness and anxiety bubbling in me as the day

when the first rays of the moonlight fell on them, while others took a bit

not sure what to expect. I sent a silent prayer to the moon goddess to help me find

slapped my hands when my fingers began to tie

before excluding my mother, so it felt a little off. But the dress she had chosen for me needed me to

my hair going askew as she buttoned

the fabric, and I felt it to be satiny soft. It did

impatiently and Drusilla said in a

comb and a hair curler in her hands, for I felt the soft whirring of

and I felt her sag into the bed, plopping

mattress.

Cal pays

some point, but had turned me away from the mirror so I wouldn’t take a sneaky

we done? Can

for a while and I wondered what was

my lower lip, I opened my eyes to see

was right there in front of me, yet

were staring up at the ceiling, and she

“Dru!! What’s wrong?”

gown,

said and hastily got up from the small chair she had made me sit in. I almost tripped over the folds of the but somehow managed to

cross-legged on the bed, and

staring at the ceiling