Found by the Lycan King

Chapter 104

The next day started for me early in the morning. My internal clock seemed to have been waiting for the first rays of the sun to show up. Having found Thunder, I felt a renewed confidence in myself. And training myself well to not let her down as well as myself was the next step to calling myself a true werewolf.

So I hurriedly pushed the sheets aside and went into the bathroom to take a quick shower. The warm water rejuvenated my senses, but as soon as I picked the shower gel, I sneezed.

“I forgot about that,” I mumbled to myself and grabbed the soap bar with the least scent.

Thunder did not throw a remark at me about it. Maybe she wanted to rest some more. It was odd, yet satisfying, to hear her voice in my head.

Her presence was comforting and somehow I felt myself restlessly alive. Guess, that is what all the hype about finding a wolf was.

Smiling happily to myself, I stepped out of my room while wrapping a towel around my body and went towards the wardrobe.

Pulling out track pants, a sports bra, and à tee, I put it on, pulled my hair in a ponytail, and put on the shoes before heading out towards the mansion grounds.

The air was slightly chilly so I was glad that I had the tee to protect my skin.

The first light of dawn kissed the grounds, painting the world in hues of soft pink and gold.

The world seemed to awaken with me, and a profound connection to the natural beauty surrounding the Lycan mansion filled me. The training grounds, usually tranquil in the early hours, now held the promise of action and growth. My eyes sparkled with curiosity as I looked at a rose blooming on one of the plants.

Even from this distance, I could count the exact number of petals, and see the soft and varying shades of red and pink along with the fine dust of pollens in the center.

Rose.

That word brought forth a memory that I chuckled at and prepared to exercise: I hoped Elijah would show up soon because I was dying to train with him. And it was too early to text him, so I decided to do some stretching and maybe he would show up by the time I was done.

And as if on cue, after ten minutes, I saw him walk outside the main door carrying a water bottle and a towel in his hand.

“Good morning, Miss Early Bird”

I smiled back at him. “Morning Mister Gamma”

He put

side and walked up

Ooh, I like it.” I cracked

to make today count?”

grinned, feeling the warmth of his positive energy. “Absolutely. Let’s get started.”

He asked, and I grinned, “I want to

would say I was rushing things, and that I had to get used to shifting

attacking me

dynamic training session began. Elijah, with his years of experience, transformed into a patient mentor, guiding me through the intricacies of combat. Earlier, I had only focused on training and improving my stamina, but it would be of no

done being the weak

than happy to help me achieve that goal.

and tricks, correcting my posture and demonstrating techniques to conserve stamina.

he called, gently stopping me mid-swing, “you’re leaning too far forward. It exposes your

adjustment, his movements precise and fluid.

correction, but a wave of self-consciousness washed over me. “Am I doing it right?” I asked, a hint of uncertainty in

warm gaze met mine. “You’re getting there, Zenovia. It’s a process.

guided me through refining my footwork. “Your steps are too wide; it leaves you off-balance. Try a shorter stride and pivot your back

help but feel a bit flustered. Elijah’s patience, however, was unwavering. He would demonstrate

“See how I shift my weight? It’s all about maintaining

caught any nuance that

warm glow on my sweating body, I found comfort in Elijah’s guidance. Minutes turned into hours, and I was panting and sweating as Elijah taught me

my breathing would get labored occasionally but he would offer me short breaks, inquire if I was really not feeling down, and start

I had to be quick enough to attack him and so far, the only time I got

I could not take it anymore and my knees buckled under my weight. He was quick to break my fall and steady

since we started. Now go, get some rest,” Elijah advised, and I let him guide me to

sit.

battle as he tightened the laces of his

I asked. He had been teaching me for hours as well. He should be feeling just a little tired, if

not yet” He smiled while