The Lost Lycan

Chapter 4

Perspective of King Ardin

I stood directly beneath the tree; the darkness surrounded me and the full moon shone above. The wolves' howls filled the air, with the alpha's being the most prominent as always.

I could see the girl's shadow as she stood in front of the hill, and her cries were much louder than the wolves'. She was filled with fear. She was filled with fear. The wind grew stronger as the thunder's noise surpassed the girl's weeping.

I sprinted through the forest towards the mountains. I was attempting to locate the girl who had called out, Father. I searched everywhere for her. I was unable to be there for her in her time of greatest need. She was defeated. I misplaced her. My child went missing in the forest.

"Ooooooooh no." I yelled while leaping off the bed. I had the same dream once more. The trauma had been haunting me whenever I was asleep. Losing my child in the woods was a while ago, yet it continues to torment me whenever I shut my eyes. I constantly searched for her and listened to her repeating cries as she called out my name.

It was a bad dream that would stay with me forever.

When a person entered my room, I quickly removed my sweat.

"Your majesty." She performed a slow bow.

There is no need to be concerned. "I was doing well." I reassured her that there was no cause for concern. I simply... I had the same dream again. The identical bad dream, the moment she was gone.

I didn't feel like discussing it. It was always on my mind. After that incident, I was unaware of my girl's whereabouts. I constantly searched for a solution to see if I could rediscover her.

I'm sorry to hear about that. Malia pointed out that she thought fresh air would be more beneficial for you.

I didn't provide a reply. I averted my gaze and observed the photograph of my family. At that moment, our smiles were authentic. I was longing for my kid. I am certain she is alive, as I can still sense our bond, I just wish for her to have grown up positively.

I'm okay, I'll reach out to you when necessary. Although my voice was soft, it was still audible. Malia followed my instructions.

I rose and stepped closer to the painting. I touched my child's face. She was as beautiful as her mother. However, she slipped away from me.

The responsibility lies entirely with me. I won't be able to forgive myself until I locate her and ensure that she is safe.

"I perceived it... One day in the future, my princess and I will reunite once more. My hope of locating her in the future remained constant. I was certain I would find her soon. I have individuals looking in all parks and kingdoms, as well as the human world, trying to find her.

I chose to go outside and give my mind a break. The clear sky filled me with energy and hope for miracles with the sun's warmth. After choosing to depart from the palace, my feet guided me to the lake.

On any typical day, I consistently requested the wind to guide me to my child. I requested for heaven to listen to me.

I shut my eyes and allowed my thoughts to immerse in the sounds of the natural world. Birds chirped, the leaves swayed in the breeze, and the water flowed effortlessly. It gave my heart a moment of peace. When I shut my eyes, I detected a scent. "It was..." can be rephrased as "It had been..." I recognized it. I widened my eyes and looked around for the source of the scents.

I felt a jolt in my heart upon seeing a girl resting on a massive boulder. I caught a whiff of her orchid fragrance as the wind blew. Was she... was she my daughter?

I bent over to get a closer look at the girl's face and my eyes opened wider. Her appearance closely resembled that of the queen, who is both her mother and my wife.

I couldn't manage to make my lips smile. Although she was in a coma, she would recover quickly and be just fine. I held her and returned to the palace. As Malia approached, all eyes turned in my direction.

She gazed at the youthful woman. "What took place?"

"I discovered her."

"Did you locate her?" It appeared as if she didn't understand my meaning from her expression.

Prior to responding to her, I allowed my girl to relax on a comfortable mattress. I summoned the second servant to attend to my princess.

"Where did you come across this young woman?" Is she doing well? Malia inspected the girl. What was the reason for her not recognizing her? Was she not experiencing the same emotions towards the girl as I was?

I discovered her. "I discovered my princess."

The environment became silent as I spoke those words.

"What is going on?" Can you please repeat that?

She was my offspring. That girl was my child. I discovered her. The princess who had been missing for a long time.

Malia remained silent. She glanced at the girl before turning her gaze back to me. I noticed that she was not persuaded.

"She was... "

Could you please provide more context or information so that I can accurately paraphrase the given text? Was she the princess? However, in what manner? What methods could you use to identify her? Are you certain of this?

I nodded in a slow manner. I am able to sense it.

Do you sense it? What if she was simply a young woman who experienced a mishap? You had the sensation that... She chose not to share her thoughts.

"Just follow my instructions. Inform me as soon as she awakens.

I exited the room where my child was being looked after by the servant. The fragrance of her orchids convinced me that she was my princess. I was pleased to have discovered her.

I would never allow myself to lose her once more. I was willing to do whatever it takes to keep her with us, reveal her true self, as I could sense her abilities. However, I understood that she had not transformed yet; she was still a human and had not unlocked her powers.