Then there was a scene like this in the room.
Several little bats struggled to turn the pages of the book. Their whole little bodies were less than half their size, like forced child labor.
The black-hearted boss was huddled in his chair, with an open book in front of him, leaning on it with one hand on his cheek and falling asleep.
It wasn't until she was awakened by the cry of the little bat that Gardenia raised her hand to rub her eyes, barely regaining consciousness.
Sure enough, books are the most hypnotic.
Just as she was thinking about it, she saw a little bat coming over and hugging her finger, pulling on one of the books.
Gardenia followed her gaze and said thoughtfully, then pulled the book in front of her.
…
When the war between vampires and humans was coming to an end, Gardenia also began to suppress those princes.
Even though Rebecca and Adavi had absorbed most of the forces before this, the princes were not convinced.
It wasn't until they faced the coming god in the world that they had to face the possibility that this operation would fail.
——Damn it.
Gods cannot come for no reason, they must be guided, for example to maintain the balance between the two races.
Even so, they also bit off a piece of human flesh and blood.
When they were barely satisfied and ready to stop, they found that their home had been robbed again.
Since her awakening, Gardena has rarely appeared in public in the vampire clan, and the princes have never seen her take action.
So that was the first time they felt the strength gap between the two sides.
Shockingly powerful.
Holy land of blood clan.
Stone tablets engraved with the names of thirteen families stood in the open space, connected by iron chains.
In the middle is a stone tablet symbolizing the ancestors of the blood race. It is tall, majestic and cannot be violated.
However, at this moment, a slender figure stood on the stone tablet.
The entire figure was shrouded in the faint red light of the blood moon, and only the black hair could be vaguely seen.
Behind her were several princes flying in the air, led by Rebecca and Adavi, clearly showing her identity.
The princes, who were suppressed by their bloodline and could only half kneel on the ground, gritted their teeth, unable to resist at all.
Gardenia flew down from the stone monument, her leather shoes lightly touching the ground, her usually smiling face expressionless.
"Submit to me or fall into sleep."
Sabria was silent for a few seconds and lowered her head.
She is aware of the current situation. Even if they unite, they cannot resist the queen, not to mention that there is still a god in the world, and they cannot break up with the queen at this time.
With her taking the initiative to express her position, the other princes naturally followed suit.
Most of their plan has been implemented, and everything they should get has been obtained. Although the power has been weakened a lot, the struggle within the blood clan has always existed, and it will be a matter of time to take it back.
Bloodline suppression is no joke, and now it is just a re-statement of the stance, which is of no concern to them.
They don't need to ask Gardenia to understand these little thoughts, but as they think, contradictions exist everywhere, as long as they stay on the right track.
Gardenia curled her lips, and her two small white fangs made her look even more adorable.
The low pressure that was lingering around him disappeared unconsciously.
"I will only stay in the castle and will not get involved in the affairs of the major families, so after signing the agreement with humans again, you don't have to worry about me interfering."
The princes were a little embarrassed when what was in their hearts was clearly stated, but they still hurriedly agreed.
"Don't worry, Your Highness, we will not take the initiative to break the agreement."
Nonsense, the agreement re-signed by the Blood Queen and the God of Light cannot be broken by them.
The agreements signed by the third generation of vampires lasted for thousands of years. How could they maintain stability for ten thousand years now?
