Realizing that Bai Xi's current situation was awkward, neither here nor there, all the elemental spirits, including herself, fell silent.
"..."
Bai Xi was considering whether to fabricate an identity and put on a disguise for herself.
"I didn't expect to meet that con artist again so soon."
Just as she was lost in thought, a familiar male voice came from behind her, as mellow as black tea, very pleasant to listen to, with a faint smile in it.
Bai Xi raised her head and turned around expressionlessly.
"Ulysses, you can't be unaware of what will happen when we meet again, can you?"
She thought she had made her intention to settle scores clear, but she never expected that this annoying vampire would still appear in front of her.
"Of course, wasn't the swindler's vengeful nature already written all over her face?"
Ulysses raised an eyebrow, seemingly unconcerned about Bai Xi's warning.
He did know, but that didn't stop him from seeing Bai Xi.
"You really are..."
Bai Xi's temples throbbed; she was almost laughing in exasperation. Sometimes, she was truly speechless at the narcissism of vampires.
"Incorrigible."
She gave a forced smile.
"Wait for the swindler's revenge, if that makes you feel better."
Before Ulysses, Bai Xi was like a volcano ready to erupt at any moment. He had an elegant and noble smile on his lips and spoke like a gentleman begging for forgiveness, but Bai Xi became more and more annoyed by his words.
"Don't be so arrogant."
Unable to bear it any longer, Bai Xi finally said those words and turned to leave.
Out of respect for the letter, Bai Xi decided not to take action against him for the time being, but if he dared to follow her, she wouldn't be so ruthless.
However, the main reason is that this is the main urban area, and it is not convenient to kill ghosts in the street, especially since it is the progenitor of vampires, which would definitely cause riots.
She was only looking for the primordial spirit and didn't want to cause too much trouble.
However, being interrupted by Ulysses gave her an idea, so she simply headed towards the palace.
Compared to the Green Tower, which should be more accepting of a strange deity, and given her precedent, those sages who are trying to break through the shackles of magic and are madly wanting to become gods should be willing to do things for her in order to obtain the secret to becoming a god.
No sooner had Bai Xi left than Ulysses transformed into a bat and followed her.
Perhaps sensing that Bai Xi was in a bad mood, Ulysses did not appear immediately, but silently followed until Bai Xi entered the palace.
This is where Bai Xi carried out her first mission. Back then, she was a useless saintess who was weak and in constant danger. Now, she is a god who possesses absolute power and can sit at the poker table.
Bai Xi sighed for no reason.
She soon arrived at the entrance to the Green Tower, which was located deep within the palace.
Bai Xi didn't go in immediately. Instead, she stood in front of the tower gate and looked up carefully at the green tower. Its European style combined with the beauty of magic made it stand out from the surrounding architecture, but it was also very imposing and eye-catching.
Of course, the headquarters would be better than this branch, but... there's a saying in her hometown, 'Since we're already here, let's just leave it at that.'
Just as Bai Xi was about to step inside, the bushes beside her suddenly rustled. Bai Xi looked in the direction of the sound and saw a tall, handsome young man.
He still looks a bit green, but he already has the air of a prince.
Although the child had grown much taller, for some reason, Bai Xi recognized the boy in front of her at a glance as the former sixth prince.
Because of her, the sixth prince did not die, but became an immortal plague.
He has grown up.
"Who are you....?"
He frowned. He had just returned from the training ground when he discovered an unfamiliar woman standing blankly in front of the tower in the palace, looking very suspicious.
The sixth prince then approached her, intending to ask her something.
For some reason, Bai Xi suddenly felt a wicked sense of amusement.
She appeared in a flash, less than half a meter away from the sixth prince, looking at him with a smile.
"You can guess who I am; you recognize me."
Bai Xi knew that she had changed so much that the Sixth Prince would not recognize her. Perhaps if she revealed her identity, the child would be startled.
After all, while the phenomenon of the dead coming back to life had occurred to the Queen, her current appearance was nothing like that of a vampire.
To everyone's surprise, the sixth prince stared at her quietly for a long time, with a thoughtful expression, as if he was really thinking about who she was.
Bai Xi waited for a while but still didn't get an answer, so she sighed helplessly.
"Never mind, none of that matters. Just grow up well."
She was genuinely happy for the Sixth Prince, but as soon as she finished speaking, the Sixth Prince's pupils suddenly contracted, and he looked at Bai Xi with an expression of disbelief.
Bai Xi was also stunned.
Could it be that just one sentence from her made the Sixth Prince recognize her?
The next second, the sixth prince threw himself into her arms, holding her tightly as if he were afraid she would disappear.
"???"
Bai Xi never expected the sixth prince to suddenly hug her. Caught off guard, she looked bewildered, her arms dangling in mid-air, unsure whether to hug the boy or push him away.
"They all say you're dead, but I don't believe it..."
The boy's voice was choked with sobs, sounding incredibly pitiful to Bai Xi. This made Bai Xi pause, her hand hovering in mid-air, before finally falling and gently patting his back.
"I'm not dead, don't cry."
She was just a child after all. Pansy must have felt so helpless after she died.
She had promised to give him the throne and be his protector, but she died not long after. Without her protector, it must have been very difficult for Pansy to survive in this cannibalistic royal family.
Bai Xi felt a faint sense of guilt.
She failed to keep her promise.
"That's great...that's great...you really didn't die."
After receiving Bai Xi's affirmative answer, Pan Xi seemed to relax completely, and her voice changed from a sobbing tone to a mix of crying and laughing.
"Yes, I'm really not dead."
Bai Xi is most vulnerable to children like this. She gently stroked Pansy's back, her tone very tender.
Under the moonlight, their shadows overlapped, a poignant expression of a long-awaited reunion. Bai Xi quietly stayed by Pan Xi's side, waiting for him to calm down.
This should have been a beautiful scene, but there were two pairs of eyes watching from the shadows.
One pair shone like rubies, the other was as red as blood.
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