In the past week, several incidents of vampires attacking people have occurred in City T.
The head of the Special Inspection Department practically moved into Yi Mu's house, visiting him three times a day, demanding an explanation.
Yi Mu sent someone out to investigate, but the results are still pending. Meanwhile, at school, he is once again subjected to Xiang Cong's constant harassment.
This lunatic looks down on everyone, but he relentlessly torments Yi Mu, dragging him out to play ball under the blazing sun one minute and making him help girls move things the next.
Yi Mu, a prince, was treated like a servant by him.
Of course, Yi Mu didn't let him do as he pleased. While playing basketball, he used a feint to stomp hard on Xiang Cong's foot.
He was aiming to break Xiang Cong's bones, but the freak was completely unharmed and just swung his leg around the field again.
That evening, Yi Mu wore a black cloak, removed his black contact lenses, and revealed his blood-red eyes.
The temporary hair dye was washed off, and the white strands of hair fluttered in the night wind, like a flawless piece of silk.
Yimu stood at the highest point in the city, overlooking the entire city.
Looking down from here, every street and alleyway is exposed, and the night view is fully visible.
In the past, people would stay indoors at night, but now there are too many temptations at night.
Young people simply can't stay at home; they go out in groups of three or five to play, which gives those who seek food an opportunity.
Yi Mu saw a guy wearing a hoodie following two girls, his steps as light as a cat's.
The two girls had just returned from singing with their friends and were still in high spirits, discussing who had sung so loudly they were practically flying off to the ends of the earth – it was absolutely hilarious.
The hooded man reached out, his fingernails, gleaming with a chilling black light, heading towards the girl's neck.
Yi Mu moved, leaping down from the thirtieth floor and landing behind this low-level E in an instant.
As the prince's imposing aura descended, Level E paused, stiffly turning around.
Yi Mu grabbed him by the collar and disappeared without a trace in a few leaps. The two girls were completely unaware that someone was following them.
Yi Mu threw the vampire in his hand to the ground and demanded sharply, "Speak! Who sent you?"
The lower-level E are the basic members of the vampire clan, known as blood servants. They lack rationality, often have no self-control, and are most likely to cause trouble.
Under Yimu's rule, he was so strict that he was inhuman. He did not allow his subordinates to kill humans indiscriminately, and he set an example by doing so himself.
Therefore, in his territory, for more than ninety years, there has not been a single case of a human dying because of vampires.
With the centennial agreement fast approaching, they're dumping all this garbage into his territory, as if he thinks this place is a dumping ground for trash?
The lowly vampire kneeling on the ground spoke broken Chinese, saying fearfully that he was just passing through and knew the rules, and only wanted to fill his stomach.
Yi Mu sneered. If he hadn't happened to see it, those two girls would probably be corpses by now.
Fill your stomach? Ha!
Yi Mu stepped on his shoulder, pressing his face against the ground, his handsome face displaying a cold expression.
"I'll ask you one more time, whose side are you on? Tell me what I want to hear, or else—"
The silver longsword was pressed against his back, towards his heart, gradually applying downward pressure.
"My lord, I say! It was Lord Tian Gu Lian who sent me to your territory..."
Ren Amakusa, a vampire prince from Japan, has historical issues to deal with; some people are truly incorrigible.
Yi Mu pressed on sharply, "Were those humans who were killed before also the work of your accomplices?"
"No, no, no! We just arrived yesterday. Lord Tian Gu Lian said that the vampires of S country have already been mobilized, and A country will be arriving soon as well."
He probably wasn't lying.
Although the vampire that Yi Mu dealt with earlier resolutely refused to reveal who his master was, his name was Jin Zhexuan.
The name sounds like something out of a vampire clan from country S.
Yi Mu didn't speak. Just when the man thought he was safe, he didn't hesitate to raise his sword and strike.
I've heard that people from J country are determined to achieve their goals, and they'll obey their superiors' orders even at the cost of their lives.
Enough people have died recently; I can't take this risk.
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