Aurelian lay on the pristine white velvet bed, dressed in a silver silk nightgown.
Feeling the softness beneath me, I tossed and turned, unable to fall asleep.
She let her gaze follow the moonlight, which shone through the curtains into her pupils.
After thinking for a while, she finally sat up.
She gently touched her forehead, her mind filled with Xiang Zilan's words.
"That girl is not human."
To be honest, living in an unfamiliar place and hearing such frightening news made Aurelion feel a little uneasy.
When Vanilla says "human," she doesn't mean the other person isn't a human being.
It simply refers to the other party...
"I did not sense any characteristics of life in her."
At that moment, Vanilla's eyes were filled with seriousness as she spoke to Aurelion.
Whenever Aurelion recalled Vanilla's solemn tone and earnest demeanor, a chill ran down her spine.
It is not human and has no characteristics of life.
Isn't that just an undead?!
Aurelion gripped the blanket tightly, instinctively lying down and pulling it over her head.
She had no doubt about the truthfulness of what Xiang Zilan said.
Aurelion knew that Vanilla possessed a very unique power that allowed her to sense whether there were any living beings around her.
Even believers, those special beings, would have nowhere to hide under her gaze.
However, she did not sense any signs of life from the girl in the black dress.
This can only mean that the other party may be a being similar to a soul.
This also explains why the person suddenly disappeared when she turned around.
Thinking about this, Aurelion became even more frightened.
Even if she were to face a magical beast that looked dozens of times larger than herself, Aurelion wouldn't have performed so poorly.
But that kind of thing won't work!
A person without vital signs is a dead person!
Can someone who is already dead be resurrected?
How is that possible?
But then she remembered what Vanilla had said.
"I can't really explain what it is either."
She remembered that when Xiang Zilan noticed that she was a little scared, she took the initiative to comfort her.
"Your Highness, please don't be afraid."
"If something happens."
"The master is still here."
...
Aurelion lay on the bed, her eyes fixed on the ceiling.
It must be said that Vanilla's words were very effective.
As she said.
Teacher Viktor's power was such that it seemed he had everything under control.
He always brings peace of mind to everyone.
Thinking of Viktor's broad and strong figure, Aurelion's extremely tense heart gradually calmed down.
Oh, right, teacher...
She sat up straight.
What is the teacher doing right now?
Aurelion looked up at the moon, which was now obscured by dark clouds, with a hint of curiosity.
She got out of bed, put on her slippers, and walked carefully around the room.
As she passed the sofa, Aurelion deliberately slowed her pace and glanced slightly to one side.
Leaning against the sofa by the fireplace, Vanilla curled up like a little cat.
The tail brushed past her feet and she caught it in her arms.
Only the faint breathing of a sleeping person could be heard continuously.
Without waking her, Aurelion tiptoed to the door, acting even more like a cat than Vanilla.
She carefully turned the lock on the door.
A soft "click" startled Aurelion.
Turning her head, she saw that Xiang Zilan was still fast asleep, and she was relieved.
Aurelion walked out of the room and closed the door behind her.
Standing alone in the desolate corridor, only Aurelion's footsteps echoed on the warm red carpet, surrounding this silent tranquility.
The silence around her made her feel slightly afraid.
What if we encounter that ghost again?
Will they eat me?
Aurelion grew increasingly frightened as she thought about it, and her pace quickened unconsciously.
However, as she walked, she suddenly realized...
She doesn't seem to know which way to go.
This place is so big, I don't know the way at all.
They wanted to find the teacher's room, but from the beginning they had no idea where Viktor lived.
So, where is this place?
Aurelion's mind was in turmoil, and she couldn't remember how many steps she had climbed or how many corridors she had walked down.
All I know is that it was very quiet around me.
Quiet, quiet
Utter silence.
The surrounding lights seemed to flicker and dim in sync with her emotions.
All of this made her heart race, and a feeling of suffocation spread rapidly, making her stand still and unable to move.
Aurelion only noticed when the flickering of the lights gradually stopped.
She returned to the place she had been before.
The room with the nameplate on it.
The sign still reads the same.
"No entry! Leave immediately!"
But a strange feeling seemed to be drawing her in, urging her to ignore the warnings and enter the room.
But Aurelion was determined; she knew perfectly well that this was wrong.
No, no.
Going in would inevitably cause unnecessary trouble.
Aurelion's thoughts gradually cleared, and she carefully took a few steps back, but accidentally bumped into a vase in the corridor.
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