Lori jumped straight into the lake, and Rune tried to stop him but couldn't.
Of course, this was only the scene the elders saw when they arrived. In fact, when Rune turned around to ask Qina about the situation, he couldn't help but smile.
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As Wan Ge immersed herself in the blood-red lake water, her body sank little by little. When she touched the water, she felt as if she had no strength left. At that moment, she knew that the lake water was protected by a restriction.
Although she felt weak all over, she did not feel suffocated, but her mind was still a little dizzy.
As I fell lower and lower, fragmented memories began to surface in my mind.
In her memory, she seemed to have met Lori when he was still a young boy.
It was raining when I met him. I don't know what happened to him. He was weak and exhausted, and he just collapsed on the street.
That was her first time in this world, but the mission she received at that time was not because of the villain.
The world was on the verge of collapse, and it was all because of the male protagonist. He didn't deserve to be the protagonist of this world; he caused it to crumble.
Wan Ge's mission was also because the person who was originally tasked with saving this world was unable to come for some reason, and Wan Ge happened to be going into this world to do a mission anyway, so the mission was transferred to her.
Her task at the time was to raise the male protagonist safely and to change his personality and thoughts to be more normal and less extreme.
If the male protagonist can still be saved, then they can give him another chance; if he cannot be saved, then Wan Ge must get rid of him.
When Wan Ge first arrived, she saw the little boy protagonist surrounded by blood hunters. One of the blood hunters had even raised his silver sword and would soon cut it down.
But at that moment, Wan Ge stopped them. Because of her great strength, she held a special position among the Blood Hunters. Wan Ge took the other Blood Hunters away, and the other Blood Hunters dared not say anything.
And so, Wan Ge kept the male protagonist by her side, teaching him how to face life correctly. It's in the nature of vampires to drink blood, but because of the existence of blood hunters, even in times of chaos, vampires dared not drain people dry to death, lest it cause trouble.
At that time, the Blood Hunters were powerful and wanted to exterminate the vampires. In the eyes of the Blood Hunters, the vampires were utterly wicked, and only by eliminating them could the safety of humanity be truly guaranteed.
The Blood Hunters' idea wasn't wrong; it was indeed the case for humans.
However, people will naturally have different thoughts depending on their perspective.
For example, from the perspective of animals, if humans were to go extinct, they would be more likely to escape harm.
Wan Ge made the male protagonist realize that only if the Blood Hunters truly believed that they would not actually kill humans could their vampire clan possibly escape being surrounded and killed by the Blood Hunters.
Everything exists for a reason. Wan Ge thought that if everything could coexist peacefully, perhaps the world would be a better place.
Although the young boy didn't understand what Wan Ge meant, he was grateful to her for saving his life, so he listened to her with only a vague understanding.
Wan Ge was very satisfied with the increasingly sensible boy, until the day she encountered the little villain.
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Wan Ge picked up the weak little villain, and she knew he was her villain the moment she saw him.
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