The Lycan King's Fate Calling (Shawn Gibson and Sylvia) novel Chapter 406

Leonard's POV:

"Fuck!" Sylvia cursed and disappeared from my sight.

"Don't be afraid. I've already asked Owen to establish safeguard measures on the first floor. Besides, we are only on the eighth floor. If at all you fall, you will probably just break a few bones and that's all." I chuckled and peeked out of the window.

However, there was nothing downstairs.

"Fuck! Where is Owen?" My heart leaped to my throat.

I had asked Owen to prepare protective measures downstairs, but I couldn't see anything, and Owen was also missing.

Sylvia tried to grab the windowsill to stop herself from falling. However, she jerked up as her hand slid down, and she plunged down in slow motion. It was a horrifying sight.

If she fell down, her internal organs would suffer serious damage even if she managed to survive the fall. If anything happened to Sylvia, Rufus would lose his mind. I couldn't believe I was the reason for her injury.

A ball of anxiety and fear settled in the pit of my stomach. Just as I was about to transform into my wolf form and jump down to save Sylvia, I saw a strong aura bust out from Sylvia's body. I squinted as a strong gust of wind blew upward. Sylvia's slender hands turned into wolf claws and pierced the outer wall of the building, slowing her momentum.

Then, she kicked the wall and safely landed after making a beautiful turn.

I was surprised to witness the sudden turn of events. Sylvia performed better than I had expected.

She had managed to penetrate the reinforced concrete wall by merely turning her hands into wolf claws when she was in danger. It looked like she had excellent control over her wolf form.

Her lycan power seemed strong and pure.

She was extremely powerful and agile even though she didn't summon all her strength.

The way she glared at me reminded me of Rufus.

No wonder they were mates. They both had the same murderous aura.

"Why did you do that?" Sylvia asked coldly.

My face flushed with embarrassment, and I felt guilty. I could sense her anger because she sounded disrespectful for the first time.

"I just wanted to help achieve your full potential," I explained. "Even though something went wrong during the process, you managed to solve it."

"You could have told that to me earlier." Sylvia pursed her lips. She still looked unhappy, but her face seemed to soften a bit.

"No. If I did, you'd be mentally prepared and wouldn't have managed to summon your power. Think about it. You have never successfully summoned your lycan power during your daily training, have you?"