Mommy daddy is the lycan king

Chapter 85

Fiona’s POV

“Will you shift this night?” Camila asked, and Fiona turned from the window, where she stood staring

out, to her.

She nodded. It was essential for him to shift tonight under the full moon. She needed to gain strength,

and this was the one way the moon goddess made it possible for her children to do it.

“I need to, but this is the human world; I would probably be the only one shifting. The human world is

more than welcoming for our kind, but I need to find a territory that is conducive enough to allow

shifting and hunting.”

“We live in the city, but there are rural sides that are far away.”

“I have to go there.”

Camila held a look of worry on her face as she stared at Fiona. “Will that be safe, though?”

She smiled, touched by her continuous worry for her. “I am a werewolf; I can defend myself against any

human that might want to attack.” This belongs to NôvelDrama.Org - ©.

Fiona set out an hour later, and Camila promised to have the door opened to her when she returned.

Taking Camila’s direction, she raced to the countryside, which provided the territory needed for her to

shift. Though it wasn’t hers, if she was careful and calm enough, she knew no one would see or want to

harm Ona.

She kept her focus on the moon, almost at its apex, and continued racing towards the countryside as

she shifted into a wolf. Her silver fur shone under the full moon, and she knew there was no way to

hide who she was or keep attention away. It was one thing to be a black wolf, like the males of their

kind, and another to be a white wolf, like the females of their kind. The males could hide away quickly,

and the females could blend well into the night, but she was a silver wolf that shone under the full

moon.

If anyone was outside, they would easily spot her and turn her into their prey.

She barely got those thoughts out of her mind when she heard a voice from behind. “Silver wolf, that is

the first.”,

She spun around quickly, moving into defence mode. She saw a red wolf, and this was her first time

seeing someone like that in her life.

“Who are you, and what do you want?” She asked, and her tone was anything but friendly.

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The big red wolf behind her raised his hand up in surrender and said, “Calm down.”

She growled at him because of his words: “You do not get to tell me to calm down.”

He stepped back from her, his hands still up. “Fine, do not calm down, but I am not here to attack you.

As you can see, I am just like you.”

“Being a Lycan makes you nothing like me,” she corrected him.

“It is the full moon; I do not think we should be fighting. I am certain there is a crazy hunter who shoots

first and asks questions later; we should get to safer territory.”

That was what she was doing when he rudely interrupted her.

Without answering, she took to her heels, running just as fast as her strength could take her. She was

no match for the stranger; he was already ahead by a wide margin, and she couldn’t even keep up. It

didn’t matter to her; she was in no competition with him, and she didn’t bother herself.

She arrived at an uninhabited territory, and she knew this was a safe place for her to carry on with the

rest of the full moon, hunt, and kill. However, she was reminded she wasn’t alone when she heard the

clearing of the throat.

She turned to the other side and saw the red wolf standing there and staring at her. “I will assume you

are new here, so I would suggest you follow my lead.”

“Why on earth will I want to do that?” she demanded, and her eyes narrowed at him in a

frown.

The red wolf took a step towards her, and for the first time, she saw him under the full moon and

realised he was twice her size. Yes, she wasn’t the weakest wolf out there, but she knew size mattered

when it came to Lycans. The bigger they were, the stronger their abilities, and this Lycan was the same

size as Julian, if not bigger. How was that possible? Julian was the Lycan king and was the biggest, but

if this Lycan was bigger, then who was he?

“Well, just like you are not as alone as you want to be, there are also others who are here. There are

many like us in the world of the living, and this is one of those places for them to shift. I believe you

know that when there are more than two werewolves in a territory, there will be a power struggle. Stay

with me, and I will protect you the best way I can.”

“How will you protect me?”

“I rule this territory, in case you are wondering, and I’ll protect you by telling them you

are with me.”

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“Why should I trust you?”

He turned away from her, “You don’t have to, but I have no pleasure beating down a female Lycan

tonight, no matter how much she pushes me to.”

Fiona felt chills all over her b*dy, and she knew that was fear. It was best not to push her

luck.

She didn’t ask any more questions and instead followed beside him like he told her to. She didn’t trust

him, but one untrustworthy wolf was better than two or three. They made their way to the other Lycans,

who had already shifted and stood as if waiting for them.

“I see you haven’t begun your hunting rampage,” the red wolf said, and he sounded pleased.

“You killed Lian because he went on ahead without you the last time.” A black wolf, almost the same

size as herself, spoke.

“Ah!” the red wolf said as if just remembering, “Well, it is good you waited for me, Amor. We have a

new Lycan in our midst. A female,” He said and stepped from before her so everyone of the five

standing around could see her.

Fiona swallowed, and she was certain her fear showed on her face. She expected three, but they were

five.

They were all big, massive wolves, all bigger than her except for one. The red wolf was the biggest of

them all.

“She is silver.” A grey-haired wolf said.

“And you are grey. I think you will get along just fine.”

“What is her name?” another wolf asked.

“I forgot to ask.” The red wolf said and turned to look at her, “What is your name, little

wolf?”

She hated the nickname, but she bit down on her tongue to stay silent. She had to stay on his good

side; he was the alpha of these fives, after all. “Ona.”

“Ona.” He echoed it as if he had heard it from somewhere.

“Why are you silver and shining?” another wolf asked.

She stayed silent, unable to find the answer to give. After a few seconds, she opened her mouth to

speak, only for the red wolf to beat her to it. “I do not think she owes any of us

that answer.”

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His interruption saved her frorn giving answers to what she wasn’t ready to.

“Ona, it is nice to meet you. I am Dion; that is Dexter,” he said, pointing to the one who, asked why she

was shiny. “This is Sante,” he said, and he pointed to the wolf that asked for her name. “The grey wolf

is called Zayn, and these two are Colton and Billy, and the little one here is Jasper. These are the only

wolves in this territory. We meet here every full moon, and if you stick with us, you will be safe.”

Fiona nodded, not finding the courage to speak. She had a lot of questions about them, though, like

what their real names were and why they were here instead of in the werewolf world.

Were they exiled as well, or were they born in the human world like her sons? She wanted to know how

long they had been on the city side. But, like Dion said, they only met during the full moon and might

not even know anything else about each other. Perhaps that way was better, and she wouldn’t have to

tell them what she wasn’t ready

to.

“It’s time to hunt.” Dion announced it, and the wolves howled in excitement. “Remember,” Dion began,

and they joined in.

“We are Lycans; we are not monsters.” Then the five dashed off into the woods, running as fast as their

paws could take them.

Dion turned to her, and she felt chills. “So, what do you think?” he asked, as if he expected her input.

After a while of silence, she realised it was not a rhetorical question. “It’s okay. Thank

you.”

“You look so tiny; I have to believe you have been starving yourself from both food and nature, and we

need to change that. Come with me.” He said that and took off ahead of her, and without having to be

told, she followed him.

The night wind brushing through her fur and the earth underneath her paw caused excitement, and she

did her best to keep up with Dion’s fast pace. He was also a skilled hunter and applied patience to

every one of his pursuits.

She watched him for the most part and followed his lead; he was also attentive to her. He didn’t have to

be; she could handle herself.

She was under his pack now, and so was his responsibility.

He gave her a few of his kills before letting her hunt by herself towards the end of their shift. She wasn’t

the best, but she gave it her all and came back with a deer caught

between her fangs.

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Dion looked impressed and didn’t downplay her effort. She felt pride that she still had it in her despite

everything. She had him to thank for that. When she had thought about tonight’s shift, she thought she

would shift alone, but she was glad she didn’t have.

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The full moon ended, and the other Lycans that had run off into the woods to hunt and explore

territories returned, and Dion dismissed them.

“Wait!” Fiona called to him as he tried to take his leave. “Who are you?” She asked even though it

wasn’t in her place to.

He paused but didn’t answer her before dashing off into the night.