Chapter 428
Fated to the Cursed Lycan Prince by Dark Knight
Chapter 428 Outside The High Wall
Sylvia’s POV:
All of us felt a little dispirited. Rufus walked in the front of the group and continued to lead us to the
center of the city.
The closer we got to the center, the more dpidated our surroundings became.
A g of the empire was smeared with ck paint and wrapped around a dog’s head. Rows of dogs’
heads with missing eyes had been mounted on spikes and ced on the outer wall of the city center.
The restless breeze brought a strange pungent smell with it. This ce looked like it was a paradise for
criminals, and werewolves’ lives seemed to have be the cheapest currency.
Crimes were beingmitted constantly.
I used to think that I had experienced the darkest point of humanity, but looking at the degradation of
this locality, I realized what I had been through was nothing. This ce was like a bottomless hole, and
no one knew how deep that hole was or whaty at its end.
As soon as we crossed the city center, we encountered the local army. The sold*iers were chasing
away the ordinary werewolves in the street with electric batons in their hands. Some older werewolves
couldn’t stand the electric shocks directed at them and fainted on the spot. The werewolves shoved
each other, screamed, and scattered in all directions.
Throughout our walk, Rufus had been in a bad mood. At this moment, I could sense that his rage had
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“What the f*ck is the difference between them and the hooligans?” Harry roared.
I was starting to understand why the ordinary werewolves here detested the army so much. They were
supposed to be civil servants and protect the citizens, but they were actually abusing their power and
murdering these werewolves. They were so corrupt.
Rufus stopped the sold*iers with a frosty expression.
The sold*ier-in-charge was astonished. “You… you are the reinf0rcements from the imperial capital?
Why… why have you arrived so early?”
Rufus said in a low voice, “Where is your Alpha? Take me to him.”
The sold*ier-in-charge recognized Rufus. The color drainedpletely from his face. He hurriedly
dispatched a man to inform their Alpha.
“This way, please. I’ll take you to Alpha Geoffrey.” The sold*ier-in-charge bowed in apology to Rufus
while guiding us forward.
Rufus eyed him indifferently without saying anything. His intimidating demeanor made the sold*ier
break out in cold sweat.
“Alpha Geoffrey is preparing a wee banquet for you. We didn’t expect you to get here so soon.”
The leader smiled awkwardly and tried to get on our good side.
Harry snorted disdainfully.
Flora and I also wore matching stony expressions. We didn’t respond to the sold*ier-in-charge. La,
on the other hand, peppered the sold*ier with several questions from time to time. However, he was
very cunning. He didn’t give a straightforward answer to any question and talked in circles.
La smiled. After a point, she got bored and fell silent. The sold*ier walked with us for just over ten
minutes.
Finally, we arrived at a colossal wall that was about thirty meters high. We were all shocked by this
massive wall in front of us. I looked around and realized that it seemed to stretch as far as the eye
could see. I couldn’t figure out how far it extended.
A silver-gray low door, that looked like it was constructed from a heavy metal, was present in the center
of the wall. There was no one guarding the door, and no civilians were seen around.
At this moment, it slowly swung opened, and a middle- aged man with a ruddyplexion rushed out
from within.
“Prince Rufus! I’m extremely sorry that I didn’te outside to receive you earlier!”
I guessed that this man was Alpha Geoffrey. He was fl*stered as he apologized to Rufus.
Rufus frowned and seemed a little annoyed. “Lead the way.”
“Yes, yes.” Geoffrey wiped the sweat off his forehead with a handkerchief and quickly took us across
the wall. To our utter surprise, the world behind the wall waspletely different from what we had just
witnessed outside.
The streets here were pristine, and the buildings were tall and immacte. A variety of luxuriously
decorated shops dotted the sidewalks. Everyone was well-dressed in thetest fashion. They had a
friendly demeanor towards us. Their faces were overspread with smiles and we received a warm
wee.
Seeing this, we were all shocked and nced at each other speechlessly.
The gigantic wall was like a divisive line, f0rcefully splitting the same sky into halves, one half as holy
as heaven, and the other as depraved as hell. Everything here was just so strange.