Chapter 2295: You’ve Utterly Embarrassed Me!
There were two names on the Norland Continent that represented absolute power. One is Alex and another is Rankster.
There was no doubt how powerful Alex was. Everyone could accept that fact based on just the number of powerhouses that had lost to him, and also his performance in sealing the devil twice.
Meanwhile, Rankster was the only man on the Norland Continent who could be on par with Alex. Be it their draw when they were both at their peak, or when he took on the top 10 10th-tier powerhouses at their peak on the ice sheets when he was previously devilized.
Therefore, when Elizabeth admitted to being Rankster’s daughter, the vampires all dispersed, as they did not want her to think that they were hostile towards her.
It was no secret that Rankster was very protective of the people around him.
Although the Vampires were among the top 10 Demons, they were still not good enough to pit themselves against Rankster.
Maynard’s cheek twitched a little. Although he hated to admit it, he really did not want to stand on the opposing side of Rankster.
He did not know how Camilla befriended the Frost Dragon Princess and Moon Nation Princess, but they were still better friends than foes.
He looked at Amy and frowned. This little girl looked rather familiar.
“Do you want to try the folding chair too?” Amy raised the folding chair in the air and teased Maynard.
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Maynard suddenly recalled who she was; she was the disciple of Krassu and Urien, the little one who won the Magic Caster Tournament. He had seen her portrait before.
However, Maynard was still quite infuriated, being teased by a child, but he will ignore her this time.
Rankster might be overprotective of the people around him, but he was still a controllable factor.
Krassu and Urien had no principles at all. If they were to find out that their precious disciple was bullied, they would probably reduce the castles on Vampire Island into flat land tomorrow.
Maynard did not recognize many people but they were enough.
With just their identities, it was enough for these three to justify being Camilla’s friends.
Camilla was now the Chief of the Vampires. They must be welcoming toward the Chief’s friends.
“Camilla is not on the island. Please return.” Maynard did not wish to get into a conflict with them but he could not be bothered to host these younger people, so he asked them to leave.
“Alright, we’ll come again next time.” Mag nodded, raised the anchor, and left the island.
It was just as Maynard had said. Camilla was not at home, so it would be pointless for them to stay there. They were better off playing at the beach.
“What a bummer. I thought I could take on 10 of them.” Amy opened up the folding chair and sat on it unhappily.
Everyone smiled upon hearing that.
“If Big Sister Camilla were to find out that Amy had smashed her house, she would probably be unhappy,” Miya said with a smile.
Angela jumped down from the edge of the boat and said with a smile, “We can’t go to the Vampire Island, so why don’t I bring you somewhere else? I am way more familiar with Demon Islands than you. There are so many fun places around here.”
“Alright. You’ll helm the boat then.” Mag moved away since he had no particular place in mind.
Angela set a direction and turned the ship around towards the fog.
“Chief, are we letting them off just like that? That little girl injured two of our people!”
“Yes, we can’t let them off just like that.”
The Vampires all voiced their opinion as they watched the boat sail further.
“Why?! Do you still want them to stay for dinner? Is being beaten up by a four-year-old something to be proud of? Aren’t you embarrassed enough? You’ve utterly embarrassed me!” Maynard chided.
The vampires all felt ashamed and fell silent.
“That child is Krassu and Urien’s disciple. If anyone wants to meet the two of them, go ahead and give chase.” Maynard flew back into his castle after saying that.
The vampires all exchanged gazes and saw a hint of relief in each other’s eyes.
Those two great magic casters were not like other magic casters. Their reputations were well-known even among the Demon Islands. No ordinary people would dare to trifle with them.
The best way to enrage those two would obviously be to lay hands on their only disciple.
No such situation seemed to have happened before. However, it was not something anyone or any race would want to try.
The boat came and left without doing anything but the vampires could not help but think about what it would mean for the vampires for Camilla to have these friends.
They might not be powerful on their own but they had very strong backings.
Camilla’s footing among the Vampires was not strong enough but Dracula had forced her up to a high position. When she was not around, the vampires would still see Maynard as their chief.
However, now it seemed that they had to assess some of the relationships she made outside of their race to figure out exactly how powerful she was.
After all, she was the chief of the Vampires in name right now.
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“I named this nameless island cluster as Fruits Islands. Each island has a very small area but contains various kinds of fruits. They contain almost all the fruits you can find on Demon Islands. Some fruits are even special to these islands so I used to love playing here.”
The boat sailed through the fog and they could see small islands dotting the surface of the sea far ahead, just like dots of pearls.
“They are so pretty. It would be blissful to stay here. You’ll be able to eat different kinds of fruits when you wake up every day,” Amy said expectantly as she leaned on the edge of the boat.
“If you like it, we can build a little house here and come over to stay from time to time when we’re free.” Mag went over to Amy’s side and stroked her head in a pampering manner.
“You don’t have to build a house. Don’t we have a flying restaurant? We can just live in the restaurant,” Amy said intelligently with a shake of her head.
“There’s a boat anchored there. It looks like there’s someone on the island,” Anna said as she pointed ahead.
Everyone looked over and saw a little boat stopped at the clam harbor far ahead.
“Did someone discover this place? How infuriating.” Angela stomped her feet as she steered the boat towards the harbor. She wanted to see who came over to her secret garden.
When they docked at the harbor, they saw that the boat beside them was empty. That person must have gone onshore.
“Let’s go. Since we’re already here, let’s look around.” Mag jumped off the boat first. The moment he reached the shore, he saw a blue cloth hanging on a branch. On the cloth, written in blood, was: Help!