The old woman was performing a kind of marriage-binding spell. As long as two people truly loved each other, and the woman's blood was used as a medium, they would never be separated in this life. She had learned these spells in the first place so that she could help lovers who couldn't be together. But she never expected that the girl in front of her, who spoke so passionately, would deceive her.
"You deserve to be punished by God for doing this!" the old woman said angrily, her wrinkles almost twisting into a knot.
Fortunately, this spell does not have a coercive effect on people; otherwise, she would have violated her original principles.
Tears welled in Eileen's eyes as she looked pleadingly at the old woman: "Forgive me, I didn't mean to deceive you. It's just that the person he loves isn't the one he should love. She's a bloodsucking demon, and the person I love will lose his life if he falls for her."
“This is truly a tragic fate,” the old woman said, as if recalling some unpleasant memory, and handed Eileen a silver dagger.
“Take it, child. This is no ordinary dagger; it’s made of pure silver and has been soaked in potion for years. If you plunge it into that vampire’s body, she will surely disappear from this world.” Her voice trembled slightly as she spoke.
A hint of joy appeared in Eileen's eyes: "Thank you, I will never forget your help."
This was her original purpose for coming here, and now she has achieved her wish.
"Amy, prepare to die!" A cold glint flashed in Eileen's eyes, and a cruel smile curled at the corner of her mouth.
She carefully tucked the dagger into her bosom and ran out, intending to return to the city and find an opportunity to kill Amy. She believed that, as the heir to the Erickson family, Amy would be completely unsuspecting. Even if she was a vampire, so what? Now that she possessed this magical weapon, she was certain she could defeat her.
Eileen had such wonderful ideas that she ran all the way back without even noticing that it was getting dark.
Suddenly, a strange cry rang in her ears. Eileen was so frightened that she collapsed to the ground. Then she watched as a giant bat flew in front of her and then transformed into a familiar figure.
"Amy, Lady Amy." Eileen lowered her head, concealing the madness in her eyes.
"Eileen, you've been nowhere to be seen for the past two days. The Erickson family has been giving me a lot of trouble," Lu Qingyan said calmly, her tone devoid of emotion.
“Lady Amy, I just have some personal matters to attend to. I plan to return after I finish this.” Eileen said, her hand twitching behind her back. “I wonder what brings Lady Amy here?”
"Me?" Lu Qingyan smiled and said, "Isn't that why I came here to find you?"
Eileen moved forward little by little: "No need for you to worry, I'm going back now."
"Really? That's a real shame." Lu Qingyan shook her head and sighed, "I haven't found you alive since I came here."
Eileen felt the temperature around her was a bit cold: "You, Amy, what do you mean by that?"
Lu Qingyan chuckled and said, "What, is this so hard to understand? I don't know what got into you, but you suddenly abandoned everything at home and ran off alone without telling anyone. As a result, you encountered people with ill intentions towards you in this remote and impoverished place. They wanted to rob you of your money, but you refused, and a fight broke out between you."
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