After learning the whole story, she nearly killed Ariel in a fit of rage, but failed because her beloved descendant stood in front of Ariel.
As the female lead, Ariel naturally has no shortage of admirers. Among the vampires, her sweet scent attracts many suitors, including Catherine's descendant.
Catherine and Locke were both third-generation descendants with comparable abilities, yet Catherine was easily outmaneuvered in the end, largely thanks to her treacherous descendants.
These are not important.
In short, even without Locke's protection, Ariel still had someone to shelter her and still escaped this calamity—even though all the vampires knew that her blood was completely undrinkable, and those who tasted it suffered from loss of appetite for a long time.
Catherine couldn't bring herself to harm the descendants, so she vented her anger on "Zhong Yi," whom she hated even more. However, not only could she not contact anyone on the Alliance's side, but the Alliance still had to take the blame for her.
But the alliance is no longer what it used to be, and Catherine has not yet recovered to her peak condition, so it goes without saying that they ultimately returned empty-handed.
There was a little incident: vampires habitually drink blood to recover from injuries. Catherine was hit by a silver bullet and took a liking to a young vampire hunter who had accidentally entered a high-level battle. She took a bite, spat it out, and not only did she not recover at all, she also suffered double damage to her mind and body—the young vampire hunter took the opportunity to slap a talisman on her.
However, Catherine's talent is a powerful defensive one. Since the talisman didn't hit the target properly, its effect was greatly weakened. Otherwise, there might have been another prince who could seal the coffin.
This incident dealt a heavy blow to the vampires, but they eventually learned their lesson and began to look for solutions.
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