“King Vicar ruled the throne, not by himself, but beside his wolf Regard as it was said that they were a separate entity. King Vicar had made a deal with a black witch to make his wolf stronger after his father died to take over the throne from his brothers.”
“A black witch? But the Queen was a black witch, so he made the deal with his stepmother?” I asked curiously.
“I doubt that, Alina. The Queen had sons and she would have wanted them to take the throne too,” she said pitifully going back to the book.
“But in turn, the darkness of the witch seeped in, and turned his wolf mad and against him. King Vicar and his wolf operated not as one, but as separate beings. And his wolf Regard was slowly corrupting King Vicar’s core with every dark power he exerted. As a result, King Vicar had no
