The Lycan King's Fate Calling novel Chapter 817

Sylvia's POV:

I refrained from saying anything while Alina was busy lashing out. In fact, I even felt a little strangely relieved. Never before had I believed that I could keep this secret forever. If the opportunity now presented itself, it might be best for me to take it. If they found out that I was a witch, it might actually make it easier for me to leave in the future.

"Arrest her!" Alina was on the verge of breaking down. There was clearly a lot of suffering behind her outbursts of sobbing and yelling.

Rufus stood in front of me nervously. He had always been afraid that my real identity as a hybrid of a werewolf and a black witch would be exposed. He was worried that if word got out that I was related to the black witch race, someone would use this to hurt me.

I lowered my eyes to avert my gaze. A surge of complex emotions came rushing in. But since I had chosen this path, there was no turning back.

"Go and catch Alina!" Rufus immediately ordered a soldier to drag Alina away.

"No! You can't just conceal the truth because you are the prince!" Blood and tears splattered across Alina's face. She instantly retreated behind Owen and Edwin, thinking that this would increase her odds.

"You claimed that Sylvia was a black witch. Where is your proof?" Warren asked in a hostile tone, clearly not believing Alina.

Alina gritted her teeth as she replied, "The broken crystal ball lying on the floor right now is the proof. How could she activate it if she has no knowledge about witchcraft?"

Alina's words silenced everyone and made them all turn their attention to me.

"And it was Noreen who killed my father! She put me under a spell! Sylvia is clearly on Noreen's side. She infiltrated the werewolf race as a spy for the black witch. She's the one you need to catch!"

Alina seemed to have found some hope. She became more and more arrogant and confident.

While I found her words pathetically amusing, I also felt a slight twinge in my heart. I felt sorry for Alina because of how foolish she was.

But she also successfully aroused their suspicion, and everyone began to talk about my identity.