"I like it, is that not okay?" Navina took a sip of red wine.

"Have you signed a blood pact with him?"

"Signed."

The two vampires breathed a sigh of relief.

Navina looked at them in confusion, "Their most powerful weapon is holy water. Back then, I was curious and went to play in their holy water pool. I got hungry and sleepy halfway through playing, so I fell in. It was just a bath, nothing happened. What are you afraid of?"

"Who knows what your situation is now, Navina? We came back this time to say goodbye to you completely." Kanhar sighed.

Navina sat up straight and put away the lazy look on her face, "Why? What do you mean by a complete farewell?"

Their mother said the same thing to them back then, and in the end she died with their father.

Maurice also turned his eyes from her to them.

"I'll tell you after lunch." Kailian smiled, "Nevina, don't you want to eat?"

"Maurice and I just had enough."

"Then do you still need a blood bank? When we came back, we selected five humans for you who we thought were good enough and who were willing to make a contract with the vampires."

Maurice squeezed her fingers under the table.

"No, I have Morris, that's enough." Navina held his hand.

"Is that so? Forget it then. I'll give them some money and let them return the same way they came."

Seeing them eating, Navina leaned close to Morris's ear and said, "I only want you, and no one else."

After saying that, she kissed his cheek again.

Maurice smiled and rubbed her head.

Kanhar and Kailian looked at each other, because she felt the smell of blood, lacked energy since childhood, didn't care about anything, only loved to sleep, and didn't like others to touch her.

This is the first time I see Navina's sister being so proactive towards someone. This human is so resourceful.

"Your Majesty, would you like some macadamia nuts? I'll prep one for you." Morris hooked her finger.

"want."

Morris bent down and opened the fruit for her. Navina crossed her arms and looked at the two guys opposite.

"I notice you've become paler." Almost as unhealthily pale as the vampires.

Kanhar looked up, "After not seeing each other for five hundred years, you can tell that we have become white. What a surprise."

"Because I think you have become uglier and thinner, especially Kanhal. You used to be very big."

"Navina, your words are the same as before, nothing has changed, and they are a bit offensive." Kailian smiled.

"It doesn't matter. I can afford to offend. There will be people who will please me. I don't need too good interpersonal relationships. In the blood clan, strength is everything."

"Well, you're right."

The nut was handed to her lips. Navina bit it into her mouth and chewed it. Her tone and expression became serious, "Why did you become ugly? The blood race can live for three thousand years. You are less than two thousand years old. You should not be old and thin."

"If you lose weight before you enter old age, it means you have a physical problem. My father was like that too."

"You are also experiencing symptoms of hemorrhage, right?"

Kanhar and Kailian lost their relaxed look. The former looked at Morris and asked, "Can you ask him to leave for a while?"

“He can be trusted.”

Kanhar didn't say anything more after hearing this. "The disaster has also befallen Kailian and me. We only have one year left."

Symptoms of metrorrhagia are that the body will first become thin, and then begin to cough up blood and vomit blood. Within a year, the body will rapidly deteriorate, bleed from all seven orifices, and eventually die.