Fated to the Cursed Lycan Prince Chapter 479

Sylvia’s POV:

As the vampires swarmed towards me, I immediately realized that I had fallen into a trap. These vampires knew I was coming here from the very beginning.

While I had realized that this was a trap, my mind was in a mess and I couldn’t figure it out.

How did these vampires know that I would be here?

“Nice to meet you again, little mouse!” The one who was speaking was the golden haired female vampire I had met in the sewer earlier. Her front teeth were gone, which was painfully obvious when she spoke. She was no longer beautiful and she looked like an old toothless hag.

“How did you know I was coming?” I stared at her vigilantly, every fiber of my body ready to fight at any given moment.

The blonde vampire smiled a toothless grin and said, “A little birdie told me everything—someone who’s close to you.”

Someone close to me?

I frowned and took a step back towards the wall, racking my brains for answers.

“Oh, stop trying. You will never figure it out by yourself.” The blonde vampire clicked her tongue sympathetically. Then she lifted the thick cloak around her body, revealing a trembling, red-eyed Felix.

What the—?!

I looked at Felix in disbelief. I couldn’t help but recall the teenager’s words; he had told me not to believe a word Felix said.

“Why?” I asked, my voice wrought with disappointment and indignation.

Felix kept a straight face and didn’t say anything. His eyes, which were always bright and full of wit, looked unusually lackluster, as though they were clouded by a thin layer of mist.

“Why did you betray me?” I asked Felix again, this time, more forcefully.

“‘Betray’? We were never allies. We’re not the same, lady. How could I betray you?” Felix’s poker face suddenly broke into a smile, like a little devil who had successfully pranked someone. He didn’t show a single trace of remorse.

“You mean you’ve been acting from the very beginning? Including the time we discovered the hole in the wall?” I stared at him coldly, and the laughter of Alva replayed in my mind. I couldn’t believe that Felix would really be that evil.

“No. You can only blame yourself for meddling in others people’s business.” Felix’s expression changed dramatically. He clenched his fists and raised his voice indignantly. “It’s all your fault! The hole in the wall was found by Geoffrey and the vampires thanks to you! If I don’t team up with the vampires now, Alva and I will both be killed!”

I was stunned. I had no idea that the hole in the wall would be discovered.

“If only you didn’t come! Everything could’ve stayed the same! Because of you, Alva and I will never see each other again!” Felix’s voice was heavy with grief. I could tell that he was really sad.

“I… I’m sorry…” My voice was a bit shaky. I had really wanted to help them, but I didn’t expect that my kindness would result in this.

The blonde vampire elegantly walked up to me, her high heels clacking against the floor. She raised my chin with her index finger. “Such being the case, just surrender. Maybe we can spare your life. Otherwise, I’ll skin you and turn you into a lantern. What a waste of a beautiful face though.”

I swatted her hand away and snapped, “What makes you think you can catch me?”

The blonde vampire chuckled and put on a hat. “If I wasn’t confident, how could I join this game with you silly werewolves in the first place? What makes you think you can defeat all of us? You’re outnumbered, honey.”

I pursed my lips. She was right. I was outnumbered, and I knew that I couldn’t get out of this without help. The only solution was to stall as long as possible. Hopefully, Rufus would realize that something was off and would send someone to save me.

“She’s not alone.”

Suddenly, a pleasant, sing-song voice sounded from another direction. When I looked, I found that it was Layla.

What the heck was she doing here?