Chapter 1050
Fated to the Cursed Lycan Prince by Dark Knight
Chapter 1050 A Gray Wolf
Rufus’ POV:
The invisible barrier shielded me from the outside. No one could set up such an enchanted barrier
except for witches and wizards.
I took a couple of steps back and closed my eyes as I willed the lycan power in my b*ody to feel around
my surroundings and take in whatever detail was worth noting. I could tell that the barrier had just been
set up, and that the air inside was much denser than in other areas.
I opened my eyes and had a theory of my own. It was probably Crystal.
No outsider was allowed to step foot in this ce, and it was far away from the imperial pce. Crystal
said she just got lost and stumbled here? What a big fat lie!
If it hadn’t been for my informant, I would never have guessed that she woulde to the forbidden
forest, either. But why had shee? And how could a person who had lived at the border for most of
her life be so familiar around this ce?
I only grew more confused the more I pondered it. I was beginning to suspect that the she-wolf had
something to do with the witches, after all. Otherwise, why was there a new enchanted barrier shortly
after Crystal had visit?
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Just as I was about to look into the matter more closely, I suddenly heard a noise from the nearby
bushes.
I immediately became vignt. “Who is there?” I called out.
A figure shed through the trees. It didn’t look like human, but rather like a giant beast.
I held my breath and sharpened my senses, and then I slowly walked toward it.
The forest was quiet save for the soft rustle of the leaves above me. If I hadn’t seen the shadowy
monster for myself, I would have thought that I was just hearing things.
The next thing I knew, the huge beast had jumped out of the bushes up front and was lunging straight
at me.
I was able to get a clear glimpse of it for a brief second and realized that it was a gray wolf with thick
fur. I quickly stepped to the side to dodge its attack.
Thankfully, the wolf made no attempt to pounce on me again. Instead, it stood at the very spot I had
just been in and stared at me.
My wolf, Omar, was yelling excitedly in my mind. “Rufus, let me out! I’ll take care of that wolf! I haven’t
seen such an interesting prey in a long time. Although, this wolf looks like it would make a meager
appetizer at most.”
I didn’t respond. Instead, I calcted the amount of time it would take to kill this wolf. Despite Omar’s
words, the wolf wasn’t small. Perhaps it would be better to attack it from the side.
I braced myself for the transformation when the gray wolf suddenly raised its head and let out a long
howl. Shortly after, two more wolves appeared, nking the first one on both sides. These other two
were smaller and younger. They looked eager to kill. Did these rascals really think I was the prey here?
They were certainly getting ahead of themselves.
I red at the wolves, and btedly felt that something wasn’t right. Wild wolves lived in groups. How
did these three escape from their pack ande to this ce? Besides,rge wild animals stayed
away from the peripheral areas of the forbidden forest by instinct.
The three wolves peered at me, their eyes glinting. They let out a low, warning growl; their mouths
already salivating.
After some consideration, I asked the guard to go and get hisrades to search the area. It was
unusual for wild wolves to be here. Something fishy must be going on.
As soon as the guard left, I prepared myself for battle.
The oldest wolf, the one in the middle, slowly approached me. Its eyes never wavered from mine. I was
about to transform into a wolf when I was interrupted yet again. To my surprise, the gray wolf plopped
on the ground in front of me and whimpered. Its huge tail was swinging from side to side.
I blinked at it in confusion. Did it not want to attack me?