At this moment, Jesse noticed that a werewolf and a paladin had appeared together. They were very discreet and left the tavern together.

On the other side, in the dense forest.

The sack was untied. The male college student, bitten by a vampire in the dense forest, hadn't lost too much blood and was still conscious. He looked at Ahri in fear, "It's you! You're still alive? What do you want?"

The thought of this man lying in bed sleeping soundly, suddenly being stuffed in a sack, knocked unconscious, and then waking up to find himself back in the forest, only to be bitten by a vampire, filled him with a sense of awe.

And all of this is definitely related to the woman in front of us.

Ahri coldly raised her hand without saying a word.

The next second, the male college student shot into the sky.

Ahri pressed her hand down again, and the male college student fell from mid-air.

Bang!

The male college student fell to the ground, spitting out a mouthful of blood. He looked at Ah Li with resentment.

Roy leaned against the tree, not intervening.

Ahri whispered, "From the moment you met me, you never said a single word of 'I'm sorry' to me."

The male college student smirked and said, "Dream on, I would never apologize to a vampire."

Ahri started shaking her finger, and the person began to sway back and forth, sometimes bumping into a tree and sometimes falling to the ground.

Ahri stopped moving when the man was on the verge of death.

Roy glanced at him and said, "Drink his blood, transform him, and then send him into the Sun Coffin."

The Sun Coffin is a place surrounded by stone walls, but without a roof.

As the sun rises, sunlight gradually shines into the suncoffin, leaving the vampires inside with nowhere to hide and unable to fly up.

Because there is a formation inside the Sun Coffin that imprisons the power of the vampires, preventing them from escaping and forcing them to die miserably in the sunlight, turning into ashes.

Before long, the vampires in the dense forest swarmed towards the man.

The man screamed in agony, and only when his face began to wither did the vampire carry him toward the coffin.

"The sun is about to rise," Roy said.

"Hmm, I really want to see with my own eyes how he vanishes into thin air."

"That's easy, I'll take you there."

Roy picked up Ahri and flew towards the location of the Sun Coffin.