A Mate For The Last Lycan novel Chapter 139

Chapter 139: HELPLESSLY CALLING HIS NAME

Zuri was a project to accomplish beauty blood. She was a Shell. She was one of the three lycan’s legacies. An object for the lycan to get their ultimate treasure. The power to control the world.

However, beauty blood was a complicated thing to accomplish, not like the other two legacies, which were inanimate objects. Beauty blood involved feeling and attachment. It required years of nurturing.

More importantly, there was no history of accomplishment related to beauty blood aside from the first lycan, who actually managed to complete it.

The previous lycans, who tried to accomplish it, would always be ’almost’, so close to get it done before fail after fail came their way.

And the crucial part here was the attachment.

The attachment between the Shell to the lycan.

The Shell would feel this strong connection to the lycan and that was what happened to Zuri. She blindly and willingly be used by Khaos even before she learned anything about the beauty blood and the fact, he was the lycan.

It was this strong connection that she felt for him since the beginning, because she was the Shell.

The same thing happened to Khaos.

In the past, the lycan would have their mate to counter the strong attachment between the Shell and the lycan. The mate bond was a powerful bond that would keep the lycan straight from being strayed by this confusing, strong connection.

However, Khaos was the last lycan. He wouldn’t find his destined mate and this feeling, this strong attachment and connection between him and Zuri was the closest thing for him to a mate bond.

That was why, despite the affection that Khaos showed to Zuri, he still kept her at arm length and also despite how Khaos didn’t really try to win her over, Zuri was ready to throw herself to him.

Twin flames.

The lycan and the Shell were burned in the same flames.

That was what the scriptures said.

And Khaos was still trying to figure out how to interpret that sentence.

"What should I do to you?" Khaos asked to no one in particular. His voice was exceptionally soft. He looked disturbed.

Right now, Zuri was sleeping. Elijah put her to sleep, because they were not sure when she would get an outburst again and the fact she couldn’t control herself and harm two people, deemed her to be not safe to be around.

Zuri had reached the stage where she lost her mind and could harm herself and the people around her. Based on that, they needed to put a restrain on her.

That was what Elijah told Khaos.

That was why when Zuri regained her consciousness and opened her eyes, the first thing that she felt was the pain on her wrists and ankles.