Chapter 41


    The Lycan king’s agreement with this was something she hoped for, as it was for the best for everyone.


    His decision toe along wasn’t expected. Yet she couldn’t say anything about it. He didn’t give room


    for debate or dispute,


    She took all the things she needed for her journey to the west, where Grandfield was. It would be a


    week at most, and if things worked in their favour, it would take a few days. She prayed for thetter.


    She pushed open the door to the boy’s room. Their thoughts were the only ones that made her want to


    reconsider her decision. A week away from them would be hard. Yes, she had spent a week without


    them in the past, but it was against her wish. But this was her decision. Doing this will help cement their


    departure from this world, and they will never return


    “You will be gone for a week?”


    She nodded at Jashin and said. “But I will be back. I am almost done with my work here, and we can


    leave together. She smiled at him.


    “When you get back, will we finally meet him? Our father?” Junie asked.


    At his words, she thought about their father, the man she would spend the next few days with The man


    she had developed strange but powerful feelings for.


    She had spent so long trying to take the boys out of this world to realise one thing they needed was


    here. The Lycan king their father.


    At first, she wasn’t so sure, but now she was. He was a good man and deserved to know the truth. The


    truth might take them away from her, but they deserved to


    know.


    “When Ie back. I will let you know who he is.”


    Their eyes lit up, and it made her heart flutter with joy.


    Everything was ready for their departure, and from her calction, the journey would rake no less than


    a day to get there.


    The Lycan king had other ns, so he had the movers take over. They createil a portal using their


    abilities so they could pass through and be in the south in under


    a few minutes.


    She remembered that she hade through one of them. There was a portal


    connecting the werewolf world to the human world, and she received instructions from Jace to follow it.


    Doing that had reduced the length of the journey and made things much faster.


    They stepped into the portal, and only seven people in total came through along. with her. The Lycan


    king: her escorts Jace and Drew; Marion, Jose, Harvey, and Nath; the movers; and then herself


    The Lycan king had set Keh in charge of the pack estate in his absence. She didn’t know what


    Lady Nina’s opinion abouting to the south was, but Fiona was certain it would not be good. This


    was reckless, but if all went well, it would be for the greater good.


    As expected, themunity was iplete ruin. It wasn’t to bepared to any of the other


    houses around looked old and abandoned, and the air was harsh. It wasn’t the best ce to live, but


    people still did.


    A little boy with a dirt–covered face, not older than six, tossed a small round ball their way, and he ran


    over towards his ball to pick it up and saw them..


    His eyes widened in panic, but he couldn’t move. He felt stuck, unable to speak or even blink his eyes.


    It was the power of the Lycan king; it was an all–consuming power, and she felt it when she first


    stepped into this world many weeks ago. She had gotten used to his presence since then.


    Perhaps notpletely used to him. He still affected her even in this moment.


    She smiled, bent, picked up the ball, and handed it over to the boy. He broke out of the trance and


    stepped towards her. He took the ball from her and returned her smile.


    “Luc” she heard a feminine voice call out, and the next second, a woman wearing almost rags ran out


    towards her son. She saw them standing around, and her eyes grew wide with panic. “Please do not


    harm him. He is a child.” Tears ran down her face as she wrapped her hands around the boy.


    Fiona rose to her feet and shook her head. She would never do that to him, “No. you are safe you do


    not have anything to worry about. We came to harm no one. She assured her with a smile.


    Her panic reduced, and she nodded, believing her words.


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    “We want to find the sanctuary.” She spoke


    The woman picked her son into her arms and rose to her feet. “It’s straight down this road,” she pointed


    ahead. Fiona knew where to go, but she wanted


    confirmation and also to make the woman realise they were not here to hurt


    anyone


    She bowed her head and said, “Thank you, have a good day, and please take good care of Luc.


    They walked past her, heading in the direction given.


    “Why did you ask her for direction when we already know that?” The Lycan king asked as they carried


    on.


    “Something I learned in the medical world while in the human world. When someone is anxious, the


    best way to stop that is to ask them something they would likely have an answer to. This makes them


    forget their panic for a moment and Instead focus on giving you an answer. It had worked on sick and


    panicking patients in the past! She told him


    They headed for the sanctuary first so they could get permission here. Yes, they didn’t have to since


    the Lycan king was here, but this was the right way to do things.


    They arrived at the sanctuary, and Fiona and Marion stepped inside despite already picking up the


    awful smelling from inside. They were surprised to find a man in the sanctuary looking to be in his


    forties.


    He looked sickly and worn. He had to be the elder of themunity and the only one left. Fions and


    Marion stepped towards him, and as they came to where he sat, she spoke.


    “Good day, sir.” He said nothing, sitting almost as still as the dead. She knew he wain’t dead because


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    she could hear his faint heartbeat. “We are healers, and we havee to heal thismunity of the


    gue.”


    Something must have been funny in the way she made her delivery because the man liughed and said,


    “I think it’s already twenty–five years toote!


    She knew all that, but the most important thing was doing what was needed now. “It’s betterte than


    never. We are here, and we will only leave when our job is done. We came to ask for your permission


    to carry on with our responsibilities”


    He rose to his feet, and standing, he was not less than six feet two inches tall. He


    turned around to face her, and Fiona saw his eyes. They were red. He was an alpha. He didn’t look to


    have the gue, though, but he had suffered a great deal.


    “Who are you, and what exactly do you want?” he demanded.


    Fiona hesitated. “We are healers, and we havee to heal Grandfield of the gue.”


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