BOUND TO THE BEAST : CHAPTER 51 – 60

BOUND TO THE BEAST : CHAPTER 51 – 60

The beast sniffed him once more, emitting another low rumble that sent shivers down Emeriel’s spine. He whimpered, overcome with fear.

“Do not move, Emeriel,” came the familiar voice of Lord Vladya, causing Emeriel to snap his head in that direction. There stood Lord Vladya and Lord Ottai at the doorway.

They had a mixture of bewilderment, surprise, and wariness on their faces. Behind them, Emeriel glimpsed his panicked sister, attempting to peer past their towering figures.

“W-what is happening?” Emeriel’s teeth chattered uncontrollably.

“Walk out slowly, Livia,” Lord Vladya instructed in a low tone, so as not to draw the beast’s attention. “Very slowly.”

Madam Livia exited the room in silence, following the instructions carefully. At the door, Lord Ottai positioned himself in front of her, shielding her.

“Why would it pursue the boy?” Lord Ottai casted a perplexed look at Lord Vladya. “It sniffs him as if he is in heat.”

Lord Vladya shook his head, indicating that he had no idea.

“W-what’s g-g-going on?” Emeriel stammered, as the beast pressed its firm body against his back. Its paw-like hands gripped his lower belly, pulling him closer. Emeriel felt something hard poking his lower back.

It was unmistakable what it was. That organ felt terrifying. Intimidating.

There was no way it could fit inside him. “H-help me, please.”

“Em!? Oh, Em!” Aekeira cried, struggling to move between the two men, but Lord Vladya firmly held her back. “Let me go, I need to reach my brother!”

“You cannot. If you get too close, both of you will be killed,” Lord Vladya warned Aekeira. “No one comes between an Urekai beast and its prey. It would be suicide.”

Lord Vladya then turned his attention to Emeriel. His eyes softened slightly at the sight of helpless tears in Emeriel’s eyes and his trembling body. “Listen carefully.

The beast has chosen you, Emeriel. I have no idea why, but it has.”

“Your chances of survival would likely increase if you don’t resist it.” he said, “If you fight or pull away, it will become more aggressive and will harm you severely.

Its instincts are on high alert. Even if it bites, scratches, or claws at you, try your best not to fight back or trigger the hunter that sees everything as a threat to be torn apart.”

“Oh, Light above!” Aekeira sobbed, her hands pressed firmly against her mouth, her eyes wide with horror.

BOUND TO THE BEAST : CHAPTER 51 – 60

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