Exiled Villainess: They Threw Me Out, Now Every Beastman Wants Me novel Chapter 112

Chapter 112: The Wolf Who Stole A Problem

Two cubs had gone missing three weeks ago.

The first had been found within days, shivering in a ravine with a twisted paw and a story about chasing a butterfly too far. Calis had wanted to punish the pup’s caretaker, but his sister had beaten him to it.

The second cub had not been found.

And it was Luth. His sister’s youngest. A quiet, female pup.

His niece missing aside, the pack needed every pure-blooded wolf, especially the females.

Calis and a few of his wolves had searched every inch of their territory, but they found nothing. Not even a body, which was somehow worse than finding one, because it meant she was either alive somewhere they hadn’t looked or dead somewhere they couldn’t reach.

His sister hadn’t slept properly since.

Calis had taken six of his strongest wolves and pushed further than they had ever ventured, following the faint trail of Luth’s scent that was quickly fading.

The rest of his wolves had even lost the scent, but Calis still had it, and he had gone ahead while his wolves followed his trail while also searching the surrounding area.

The dread that a corrupted monster had taken Luth worried Calis, but the lack of blood scent gave him a little hope. Along with the fact that there was a lack of corruption stink.

Calis ran faster, and had been running for hours when the terrain changed.

The trees were healthier, denser, and there was water in the air. A lot of water. He had barely been able to sit in his shock at the abundance of water he could sense when Luth’s scent grew stronger.

Calis slowed, noticing the large lake as he crept through the bushes.

The lake sprawled put before him, and he felt immense relief when his eyes honed in on his niece at the edge of the water, safe.

However, shock and confusion made him go still when he saw the other female in the water.

He had not sensed the female until now.

She was sitting in the shallows, her back resting against a rock. Her skin was bare and smooth, with no fur, no markings, or visible beast traits whatsoever.

She had no scent.

It was like she didn’t exist.

A shiftless female.

Calis had heard about them, but he had never seen one.

Especially one looking this healthy.

The shiftless females he had heard about were sickly thin, but this one had some muscle tone in her arms. She looked like someone who worked, who moved, who had been eating well for a long time.

His gaze travelled lower before he could stop it.

The water lapped at her waist, and above it, her chest rose and fell with calm breathing. Her breasts were full, her waist curved inward, and even from this distance, he could see the healthy flush of her skin.

Calis’s thoughts drifted.

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