I'm Being Realistic, Father

[UNAR]

The lycan prince looked at his father, his eyes showing a new kind of emotion, with the clearer one being disbelief. Frankly, if anyone else heard what his father had just said they would think the same because how else were they to explain what happened?

He wanted to hear his father say that that was a lie, but the king had never lied to his son, so he wasn't about to begin now, especially when he was already twenty-four years old.

"That's impossible. All the lycans are accounted for. I never heard of a rogue lycan," the lycan prince said.

"I screwed up—" Edison began and his son just shook his head disbelievingly. Of all the people, his father had never been on the list of people who could potentially screw up a whole kingdom and force them in the direction of hell.