Uncontrollable emotions
"Look, who is this?"
When Fan Liye opened his eyes, he saw the young master sitting not far away, looking at him with a mocking smile.
He seemed to be in a much better mood.
"You're so useless! You were actually knocked unconscious by a mere Blood Hunter." The young master sneered, "All these days of training were in vain."
Fan Liye sighed: "Sorry, I was careless."
"What do you mean by careless? I think you just can't bear to give up." The young master said, "You are reluctant to give up your former identity, and you still have delusions?"
"Not really." Fan Liye shook his head. "I'm a vampire now. I won't think about human affairs anymore."
The young master just smiled. Fan Liye thought of something and asked quickly: "Can you let me wake up? Tang will definitely take me back to the human realm. I don't want to."
"Why not? Just go back and come back. With your ability, you won't die." The young master pondered, "Oh, there is a god over there. He can kill you. It is indeed a bit dangerous."
"There will be a lot of troubles if we go there." Fan Liye frowned. "They are the ones who are delusional. They want to turn me back into a human."
The young master looked at Fan Liye and smiled: "Don't you want to turn back into a human?"
Fan Liye was stunned for a moment, then shook his head: "No."
"What if you could?" The young master walked towards Fan Liye, put his hand on the back of his head, and leaned close to him. "What if you could turn back into a human?"
Fan Liye's frown deepened: "I... I am a vampire. No vampire can ever turn back into a human."
"You are not a vampire." The young master used force on his hands to lower Fan Liye's head, making him look at his reflection in the blood lake. "Look, what are you?"
Fan Liye looked at the reflection in the blood lake. He saw the young master with an arrogant smile and dangerous eyes in his reflection, but his eyes were the deep blue they were when he was a human.
It was clearly a lake of blood where nothing could be seen, but the color of each other's eyes could be clearly seen.
The red and blue were so obvious that they seemed to be glowing in the blood lake.
"You have always been human." The young master whispered, "My God."
"I'm not!" Fan Liye quickly raised his head and closed his eyes. "I was assimilated by Gregory. I'm a vampire now. I was once a human."
The young master was speechless. He pinched Fan Liye's cheek and shook it: "I never said that you are a human being."
Fan Liye slowly opened his eyes and looked into the other person's eyes: "What do you mean?"
"I am you, and you are me. If we are both complete individuals, isn't that a contradiction?" The young master said calmly, "You may not understand it now, but you will understand it sooner or later."
"Anyway..." The young master let go of Fan Liye's face, stood up and said with a smile, "You have always been a human, oh, I shouldn't say that, it should be... a god."
"Okay, wake up, you cowardly god." The young master looked at Fan Liye and snorted, "Next time, don't hesitate about this again, otherwise, I will be angry. You know that my anger will not have any good consequences. I don't like my cowardly, hesitant and incompetent character, and you shouldn't be like this either."
Fan Liye opened his eyes and saw Fan Jien's worried face, followed by his worried voice: "Master, is there anything wrong?"
Fan Liye shook his head. He thought of what the young master said. The other party seemed to know more than he did, but had been playing tricks on him.
He felt his fangs. He was a vampire, that was for sure. So why did they say he had always been a human?
"I'm glad you're okay, young sir." Pani said, "When Bartholomew told me you were taken away, I thought I was going to lose you."
Fan Liye looked at Pani, saw the other party's frown and fear, and sighed inwardly: "I will not return to the human realm, don't worry."
"Oh right." Fan Liye thought of something and asked, "Who brought me back?"
"The First Duke and Lance," Pani said. "According to Lance, he and the First Duke were returning from the city when they saw someone taking you away, so they tried to stop them."
Fan Liye nodded: "I was careless this time. This kind of thing will not happen again in the future."
“Why are they so attached to their master?” asked Van Gene.
Fan Liye shook his head: "I don't know."
If it was about friendship, Fan Liye would not believe it. Whether it was Tang or Adolf Bazel, they both had a strong desire to take him back to see God. Why was that?
Fan Liye didn't think much about it. Thinking alone would be fruitless. If he had the chance to meet them again in the future, he would ask them.
If he asked without knowing anything, they would definitely not answer. He needed to use some tricks to trick them into telling the truth.
This little episode did not stop Fan Liye, he continued to train with Benjamin every day and went to see the young master killed countless times at night.
"Master, the First Duke and the Second Duke are here." Bartholomew walked to Pani and whispered.
"The First Duke?" Benjamin stopped and asked in confusion, "Why is the First Duke here?"
Fan Liye also stopped and looked at Pani.
Pani thought for a moment and said, "It should be the last time the little gentleman was taken away."
Benjamin nodded in understanding, and soon Dan and Lance came over.
Through Rex, Lance has become quite familiar with Panny, to the point where they can call each other by name.
"Hey, Pani." Lance waved and walked over. He walked in front of Fan Liye and said, "He is the First Duke Dan. His ability is disintegration, which is a relatively dangerous ability. As long as he wants, any object or creature he touches will be disintegrated. Although he can't kill the ancestor with the identity badge, it is easy for him to kill other vampires."
Fan Liye nodded and was about to introduce himself to Dan when he spoke first: "Fan Reese, Lance told me your name. How are you? You weren't in good condition the last time I saw you."
Fan Liye was stunned for a moment: "I'm fine, I just fainted at that time, I wasn't hurt."
Dan nodded, and Fan Liye asked, "What happened to that Blood Hunter back then?"
Dan understood what Fan Liye was thinking and said calmly, "He's not dead. He was just knocked unconscious."
"Don't worry, the Duke will not kill anyone," Lance added.
"Why?" Fan Liye asked.
Lance explained, "Well, with the Duke's strength, he doesn't have any thoughts about killing people. It's like a wild animal that breaks into your home. If you can easily deal with it, most people would chase it out and not kill it. After all, it poses no threat to you. But if you can't deal with it easily and there's a possibility that you might be killed by it, you'd want to eliminate it completely to prevent yourself from being in danger."
Dan said softly, "So, you can rest assured that I didn't kill him."
Fan Liye nodded. When he was still a human, Tang took care of him a lot. At least he didn't want Tang to die.
"It seems like the First Duke has never been interested in anything." Benjamin leaned over to Pani and whispered, "I've never seen him visit anyone's house, not even Lance's."
"..." Pani naturally understood what Benjamin was saying. He looked at Fan Liye who was talking to Dan, and an unknown emotion spread in his heart.
When he saw Dan smile faintly at Fan Liye, this emotion instantly swelled up, making it difficult for him to bear it.
"The First Duke." Pani spoke uncontrollably.
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