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... Vorrakyn, the so-called legitimate son of the Dragon.

Drenvar’s children are twins, a boy and a girl.

And their characters are as nasty as their father’s, but at least Lyra was better. She didn’t try to kill Vacuse, fail, and cut his hand from the elbow instead.

Yes, Zephyr Vorrakyn was the one who cut his hand in the previous life during the Blood Heart Rite.

Vacuse frowned. He didn’t feel as much anger as he felt when he looked at their father. The Blood Rite is ...

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