Blood servant...that's it.
Why is she alive and why can't she feel the Evil Saint Martial in her body? It's because she has already been turned into a vampire by the guy in front of her.
Mu Luo was stunned. She felt that she had betrayed everything she had ever owned.
"It seems you still need to calm down for a while..."
"Until you fully accept your change, you can't go anywhere but stay in the basement."
Mulo gritted his teeth, his eyes gradually felt burning.
"He Chaosheng, why do you want to save me? You can obviously kill me..."
He Chaosheng stood up and walked slowly to the basement door. He did not answer Mu Luo's question directly, but talked about other things.
"Vampires are not as powerful as you think. We are so fragile that... just a little sunlight can kill us."
Mulo was locked in the basement, in darkness, and she didn't know how long had passed.
Time seemed to stand still. She wouldn't feel hungry, but she would feel thirsty...not wanting to drink water...but just very thirsty.
She said nothing, and He Chaosheng never came again.
A vampire who had lived for so long might have forgotten that she was still here.
Behind the door of the basement on the first floor, He Chaosheng was sitting on the ground, waiting for the people below to make even the slightest sound.
"What kind of temper are you so stubborn?"
He Chaosheng murmured, and the little bat beside him flapped its wings and wandered back and forth worriedly.
"Master, nothing will happen to her online...you said...if she bites her tongue and commits suicide or something."
He Chaosheng shook his head: "She is a vampire now. She can't die just by biting her tongue... No, why should I explain this to you?"
Little Bat still couldn't hide his anxiety, and He Chaosheng was also a little worried.
Even though he turned her into a vampire, he couldn't really be cruel enough to do anything to her.
"Otherwise...you can go in and stay with her."
He Chaosheng grabbed the bat, held it in his hand, and gave instructions.
"Don't talk too much after you go in, and don't mention anything about me... She doesn't want to see me now, so it's most appropriate for you to go in."
The little bat thought for a moment, then nodded heavily on his round head.
"Okay, but Master, you have to quickly find a way to make her accept the status quo... After all, she is your destined bride."
He Chaosheng said nothing, but silently opened the basement door a small crack and let the bat in.
The little bat was a little afraid of the dark, but he still went down to the basement little by little and came to Mulo's evil side.
At this time, Muro was breathing heavily, his teeth grinding together and making a "crack-crack" sound. His eyes were glowing red, and his sweaty hands were tightly grasping the sheets underneath him.
"Oh my god...that guy He Chaosheng said nothing would happen!"
The little bat flew to Mulo's side, pushed her shoulder, and asked anxiously.
"Muluo...how are you? Are you still conscious?"
Mulo looked at Little Bat with a pair of blood-red eyes. Little Bat was stunned for a moment and didn't know what to do.
Fortunately, it didn't take long for Mulo to return to normal again.
"Who are you?"
"Me? I'm He Chaosheng's familiar, just a... weak monster, don't worry about it."
Mulo's voice was a little hoarse, and he spoke to him in a very cold tone.
"Are you here to persuade me? Tell He Chaosheng not to dream... I can't possibly have anything to do with the ancestor..."
"I have been chosen as a hunter since I was very young. I have seen with my own eyes how my predecessors fought, and their sacrifices so far are due to the cholera of the ancestors... If the ancestors had not opened the door to another world in a big way, Humans don’t need protection from hunters.”
Little Bat didn't refute, but silently stopped next to Mulo's shoulder.
"Yes, what the ancestors did was really excessive, but I think...human beings are also excessive. Why should hunters have to face this endless night?"
"Humans should protect humans, not 'hunters' protecting humans, right?"
What a fallacy.
Mu Luo listened and silently made a four-word conclusion in his heart.
This fallacy is like a child saying that humans protect humans, as if all humans have power.
Little Bat looked at Mulo Dilian, as if he had guessed what she was thinking. She was a little wordy, but Little Bat continued talking.
"You think ordinary people don't have power, don't you? Where are the hunters selected from?"
"If you think about it carefully, there are only a few hunters who possess holy weapons..."
Mulo stared at the little bat. The little bat was not afraid and just sighed silently.
"Hey... forget it, let's not talk about this, Mulo, I still want to remind you that vampires rely on blood to survive. If you don't ingest blood, the consequences will be disastrous."
Mulo sneered and said, "What's the consequence? If I die, I'll die... Now that I'm dead, at least I'm still a hunter."
The little bat shook his head: "The first thing you sucked was the blood of the ancestor. You won't die... If you don't take in blood for a long time, you will become a... monster without any thoughts."
(End of chapter)
