The Dark Side Of Fate Chapter 793

I was left at the mercy of his touch.

He rubbed, not too hard and not too soft, just the right amount of pressure needed to edge me close to my release. His mouth and tongue left cool sensitive trails of licks and kisses on my neck to my shoulder, and his hands kneaded my breast gently.

My release came, and a loud moan escaped my lips. He did not stop what he was doing, and I began to shake.

My walls clenched, wanting him inside me badly.

The need drove me strongly.

I broke away from his body and straddled him, facing him and guiding his cock to my entrance. His eyes were jet black. His need was the same as mine, and as I lowered myself on him, he pulled me to his body. Neither wanted space between us, which was precisely what he was doing. Eliminating the distance between us.

I rode his cock, and he guided my body gently until we both climaxed. Sylvester held me in the bath for a bit until it was time to dress up and head to dinner.

I was surprised to find everyone laughing and talking in the dining hall. Even Claudia's dark circles were gone. It was as if a weight had been lifted.

I did not know what had happened or why the atmosphere had suddenly become lively, but I was grateful for it. It was just the right kind of energy needed to send our men off to battle.

David was his usual self cracking all the jokes he could think of while we laughed.

Erik disclosed how he planned to use Sean and whoever they captured in the battle as lab rats. He seemed to have a lot of experiments lined up for the criminals, and Sylvster approved. The man's eyes beamed brightly every time there was something about science.

We all discussed the war confidently as if it were a sure win and there was nothing to worry about.

We spent a while in the dining after eating, and when we were tired, we retired to bed in high spirits.

Morning came, and Sylvester got a call from Leo that he was already secretly heading to Gad. Leo said they had started sending their troops to Gad gradually so they won't be detected.

It was a brilliant move on his part. Yuri will not suspect anything if there isn't a sudden inflow of people to the West. Leo ensured that there would be a sudden inflow of people to the south which would make Yuri stay away from the place and remain in the West since he liked to play safe and the East and North were not safe for him.

Leo's decisions had inspired Sylvester, and he, too, had sent the first batch to Gad in the morning. Others will go in the afternoon, and then the rest would leave as ordinary people at night. Taking Ighor was necessary, so they prepared him to take him along.

I put all my fears away and chose to move forward with optimism.

I positioned the kappas and told everyone where we would be once our men left.

I also shared the dart with everyone and ensured the serum was ready to be administered to everyone in the estate.

I was overseeing the affairs when Sylvester linked everyone to join him in the lounge, and the way he sounded meant something serious was happening.

I hurried there, and the television was on.

It was a Southern news channel, and a man with brown hair and blue eyes was being interviewed.

The caption read, "Invitation to the coronation of the King of the South," the name of the person being interviewed was Ilya Stepanov.

"Who is he?" I managed, and Erik volunteered the answer.

"Yuri's right-hand man. Our cousin. We founded the Stepanov aid group-turned-cult together. He was the one that helped fish out members. Yuri can do no wrong in his eyes." Erik said, sounding a bit sad and sorry for the man on the television screen.

The man did not seem like someone we should feel sorry for, but I did not know him.

"So what do we hear about a war in the south?" The journalist asked him, and the man chuckled.

"We are sure the northern King will try to bully his way and stop us, but we are not fazed by it. We are just inviting all the noble families to come and celebrate this joyous moment with us," He said as if nothing was wrong with what they were doing.