Chapter 1129 The Vampire Prince’s Blood Slave (7)
Coldly reflected in Arthur’s eyes was her lovely face. The killing aura was no longer so strong.
His voice was cold and bewitching.
“You’ve drunk my blood, so you are one of my people. Stay by my side and provide me with your blood.”
Giving one’s blood to the prey.
It was the most powerful way to mark a blood slave.
It not only allowed the prey to emit his scent at all times, so that other vampires don’t dare to touch her.
The more frightening part was that this scene made her unable to escape from his tracking.
If she wanted to run away, he could easily know where she was.
Once Arthur finished speaking, he ignored the shocked gazes of all the vampires present.
He indifferently raised his head, commanding coldly, “The Blood Banquet is over. Get out.”
With that, Arthur carried his prey and left.
The stone gate opened, and the girls who survived the calamity, as well as the bewildered vampires, could only leave.
The next day, the matter of the food-averse noble Prince Arthur having a cute little blood slave spread throughout the city, as well as the aristocratic circles.
And while everyone was speculating on the origins of that little blood slave.
Due to Bai Weiwei losing too much blood, she was lying in the hospital, on her last breath.
She struggled to breathe, had endless nightmares, and felt too heavy to move.
Finally, she used her great willpower to open her eyes.
She found herself lying on a soft bed, in a warm hospital, sunlight streaming through tall stone windows.
This place was completely different from other planes.
It wasn’t ancient, nor was it modern in the traditional sense.
Human technology was still advanced, but at the same time, Blood Kin magic also existed.
A blood transfusion needle was inserted into her wrist, and the blood in the bag flowed slowly into her body.
When Bai Weiwei saw there was no one around, she hissed to the system, “Quick, give me that psycho’s information. How am I supposed to capture him if I don’t have information.”
System: “The data this time was delayed, and some of it’s missing.”
Bai Weiwei: “Hand it over, as much as you’ve got.”
The system immediately sent over Arthur’s information.
Arthur was a Blood Kin high noble, the most powerful and youngest elder who controlled the world of the Blood Kin.
Because he had seen humans calling each other eyesores and killing one another, he developed the idea that humans were stupid and disgusting creatures.
So he even began to hate using humans as food.
He felt that drinking human blood would dirty his noble stomach.
So he began to resist human blood, and over time, he even developed food aversion and hypersomnia1.
Due to long-term hunger, his temper was tough and indifferent, and he was occasionally irritable and cruel.
He also wasn’t lacking in spurts of chuuni callousness.
Bai Weiwei finished reading the incomplete information.
She began to make a character capture strategy analysis in her mind.
“Uh, this kind of brain-damaged non-human2 type should like a strong and pure character, a little white flower who still yearns for the light even despite all the torture?”
He saw humans as eyesores and developed food aversion.
This meant that Arthur, this psycho, liked things that were like perfect sunshine.
She pondered deeply. Could it be that this time, even when she was sucking blood, she still had to have on a Holy Mother smile and say ‘I forgive your stupid ass’?
Not to mention, he was a psycho AND brainless.
It was a perfect match.
System: “Probably. It should be?”
Bai Weiwei: “As a system, don’t you feel ashamed saying words like ‘probably’ and ‘should be’?”
The system immediately retorted proudly, “Under your influence, my shame has long been tossed away. Thick skin is our fine tradition.”
1: 厌食症跟嗜睡症: 厌食症 translates to anorexia, but the connotation of anorexia doesn’t really match with what the author seems to mean, so I went with the direct translation of the characters that make up the word. Hypersomnia is excessive sleepiness.↩
2: 非族: non-kin? Non-race? Typically used to refer to someone not being of the same group (e.g., nationality, ethnicity). Basically, someone who is “other” in some way.↩