Hiss~

it hurts!

Perhaps because it was the first time they had bitten someone and the first time they had been bitten, neither Ellen nor Fagga were mentally prepared at all.

The little shark used too much force, and after its sharp blade cut through the flesh, it couldn't stop its momentum. All its sharp teeth collided with Fagga's bones, causing her teeth to ache.

Faga didn't expect Ellen to bite down, and he certainly didn't expect her to use so much force, causing Faga's entire arm to groan and make a series of painful cracking sounds!

"Let go of my mouth! How can you bite like that!"

Fagar shoved Eileen's head away, noticing a trace of rosy blood still on the corner of her mouth. He couldn't help but twitch his lips and sigh helplessly, "Did I bite you like this before? Reckless!"

"I...I just didn't know how to bite it the first time, I'll be better next time!"

Eileen's face immediately turned crimson. She bit her lip and turned to one side, forgetting to wipe the crimson from the corner of her mouth, and pouted slightly as if in a huff.

She spoke without hesitation, which made Fagga's pupils shrink. He shook his head helplessly and then manipulated the blood flow to accelerate the healing of his shoulder wound.

Soon, Fagar lowered his hand from her shoulder and said quietly, "You want a next time? Speaking of which, didn't I remember that sharks are supposed to bite when they see one, and then never touch it again once they lose interest?"

"First of all, that's the behavior of a shark, not a shark-like creature! Secondly, who told you I'm not interested in your blood... it's quite sweet."

Eileen quietly shrank back into the driver's seat, her voice growing softer and softer as she spoke. When she finally smacked her lips, she accidentally licked the blood from her lips, which was surprisingly sweet.

Ai Liang's eyes suddenly lit up. He turned his head slowly, pursed his lips, and then stuck out his small, delicate tongue to lick around the area.

Seeing this, Fagga hesitated for a moment, a bad feeling creeping into his heart: "What do you want to do?"

Eileen licked her lips, feeling strangely addicted after tasting a bit of vampire blood. She whispered, "Faga, actually, my bite didn't hurt that much, right?"

"It doesn't hurt... yeah right! Even if you had your eyes open, you wouldn't lie like that!"

Fagga covered his head and opened one eye, looking at Ellen warily.

This little shark probably got a taste of its prey, but it didn't hold back when it attacked.

Fagga glanced at her and said, "Do you know how hard you bite? When you're in the dark, if your toe bumps into a box in the middle of the road, that pain multiplied by two is about the same as the force of your bite!"

"No way!"

Eileen turned her face away. She knew that Fagga was telling the truth, because she was in a lot of pain too, but she still stubbornly said, "Besides, it hurts more when you bite!"

"A vampire bite hurts..."

Faga smiled helplessly. Although it was somewhat unlikely, it seemed that Ellen was already resorting to shamelessness.

"It hurts!"

Eileen opened her eyes and said, "I said it hurts, so it hurts. You're not me, how do you know if I'm in pain or not?!"

Because I can read your expression...

Fagar recalled the previous times he bit Ellen's neck, and Ellen's reaction at the time was not one of pain.

However, it's better not to say these things.

"Give me my lunchbox, I'm hungry."

"Oh, okay. By the way, your monocle."

"Keep it with you for now, give it to me after you finish eating."

"Okay. Give me the computer, I'll play some games."

"They didn't download the game, unless you want to play Minesweeper."

"What's wrong with Minesweeper? I play Minesweeper too!"

After the meal, Fagga retrieved his monocle, cleaned it with lens cleaner and a cloth, and put it back on.

The sun was high in the sky, its rays scorching the ground. Stray cats, eager to hunt, came to the construction site around mealtime. Even though they were starving, they would still perform a fiery dance on the griddle outside the canteen, meowing and singing along for everyone, in exchange for a small fried fish.

The stray cat carried the small fish away, and hesitated for a moment when it returned to the entrance of the canteen, but still leaped up and landed halfway on the iron plate, contributing another dance to the rough men in the canteen.

What a polite little cat!

Fagga watched with interest, then laid Pikachu's chair flat, lay down, and subconsciously glanced to the side.

Eileen ultimately didn't like playing Minesweeper, a game that required both intelligence and luck. After playing a few rounds, she started complaining about her bad luck and even fell asleep before Fagar, using her hands as a pillow, curling up with a peaceful expression.

Whew~ Whew~

It was still hot outside, and it would be a while before we could go back into the cave, so we decided to rest for a bit. Fagar turned up the air conditioning a little, then took off his coat and covered Ellen with it.