Chapter 801

Sawyer:

I had done a great job. More specifically, Lady Eugenia had done an incredible job.

Just like she had said, the monster came following the meats through the trees, sniffing them out until he reached the exact spot.

When the monster tried to descend, my lycan was already getting agitated.

It had been so long since my monster had fought someone as powerful as him.

Not to mention, Baxter had defeated him while still in human form.

But we would rather not talk about that.

The monster was easy for us to control. The minute we came face-to-face with him, my lycan sensed his vulnerability.

The monster was like a puppy that gets too excited and starts biting people.

He didn’t know where he belonged, whether it was among monsters or humans.

As I fought him, I made sure to scratch and bloody him, but I hadn’t planned to kill him. Not yet.

So, after beating him up, I slowly let him go. He flew away while my lycan stood tall, taking deep, heavy breaths.

I had to calm him. I had to remind him that if he didn’t stop, we would be back in chains.

Thankfully, Lady Eugenia had fed us plenty of blood before we came here.

The fresh supply had really helped keep my lycan under control.

He was no longer hungry. Otherwise, the people around us would have become his food.

Slowly, I started transitioning back into my human form, wearing nothing but shorts. I was on my knees when I heard people gasping.

“He saved us!” a woman yelled. She had been paid by Lady Eugenia to hype up the crowd.

“Yes, he saved us! Oh Goddess! And we were calling him a monster!” another man exclaimed, probably recruited by Lady Eugenia to do the same.

One thing I learned about Lady Eugenia was that she was incredibly clever.

I did not like clever people. If they were willing to hurt others, they would be willing to hurt me as well.

But I had kept her on my side for a little while. She was doing a great job for me.

Lady Eugenia came with spare clothes for me. I was taken into the SUV and immediately started to change.

While I got ready, Lady Eugenia’s people snuck off and secretly took out the meets, stuffing them into their handbags, purses, or wherever else they could hide them.

Once I had changed into the new suit, I walked out like a hero.

But seeing a woman come out of her mansion in a black gown almost made me trip.

For a second, I had to blink twice to make sure I was seeing her right.

It was none other than a woman who looked a lot like Madeline and a little like Dr. Livia.

For a second, I thought maybe the Moon Goddess had sent her as some kind of punishment.

First, there was Madeline. Then Dr. Livia betrayed my trust and got me arrested. And now there was this woman, glaring at me so angrily.

It was like there was always someone who looked like Madeline betraying me, hurting me.

“Come on, let’s go,” Lady Eugenia urged, patting my back.

“Who is that woman in the front?” I questioned, slowing down. I could see Madeline’s friends around her.

“That’s my daughter, Rosetta,” Lady Eugenia hissed under her breath, making the hair on the back of my neck stand up.

So, in other words, Baxter was dating someone who looked just like his sister? That gave me such an ick.

I approached them and cast her a full glance before stepping in front of the people.

“I’m so sorry for what happened earlier.” I used a genuinely apologetic tone while addressing them.

They all had the same look on their faces: admiration and gratitude.

“You don’t have to apologize. You saved our lives,” one of the women called from the crowd.

Lady Eugenia shook her head at me, letting me know that this time, it wasn’t someone she had planted in the crowd.

No, people were genuinely praising me.

“Who are you?” someone from the crowd muttered.

I looked at them and gave them a broken smile.

“I’m Sawyer. I’ve come from the human world,” I began, sitting down on one of the chairs that had been placed for me.

Madeline’s friends remained standing for a few seconds before slowly lowering themselves into their seats.

Lady Eugenia sat between me and her daughter. I could feel the tension between them.

“I was a president there. The human world flourished under my reign. I gave them everything I could: my utmost effort, sleepless nights, everything.”

I paused for dramatic effect.

“Then what happened? Why are you here? Why couldn’t they let one transformation slip?” a man questioned, almost foolishly.

“Because that is what they do.

There’s one thing they don’t forgive, and that is a transformation. Anyone who is even slightly different from them, they cast aside spent one year in a coma, and when I woke up, they attacked me. Then they shunned me.” Content bétongs

I paused, adjusting my coat and noticing the questions on everyone’s faces.

“What is it? You can ask me,” I offered, trying to appear approachable.

“You said they attacked you. But you

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have a lycan. You could have fought back very easily a woman pointed out, holding her chit chest.

I looked at her and gave her a smile.

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made me a monster. They were my people a and loved them, so I couldn’t fight back. It was

one-sided war. They obviously won.”

When I said that, I watched them exchange glances and nod. They looked

impressed with my answers.