Chapter 2303: Silver Moon Sacrificial Song (2)

Chapter 2303: Chapter 2303: Silver Moon Sacrificial Song (2)

And now, we have this situation: Chuzheng is being relentlessly chased by the werewolf, and she’s eager to kill him.

During the chase, she spotted Gui Lan sneaking around suspiciously, so she followed Gui Lan to the abandoned school.

There, Chuzheng was first attacked by the werewolf and then ambushed by incoming Blood Hunters.

Blood Hunters specifically hunt humans of the Blood Clan, as the existence of the Blood Clan gave rise to the Blood Hunter profession.

The Blood Hunters came well-prepared, and if it weren’t for Chuzheng’s cunning, she likely would have met her end there.

Chuzheng secretly nursed her injuries for a long time and returned to find Gui Lan with a new guy.

Chuzheng suspects this guy is a werewolf, but no one believes her.

Everyone thinks she’s spouting nonsense; which werewolf would be bold enough to stick around the Blood Clan?

What’s more, they hadn’t noticed, and it seemed impossible for the werewolf to hide so well.

Chuzheng’s suspicion wasn’t baseless; she saw Gui Lan meeting with a guy while she was tailing her.

But she couldn’t see his face clearly before the werewolf attacked her.

On the current timeline, Chuzheng had just been attacked in the abandoned school.

The first to attack her was the werewolf; then the Blood Hunters arrived, and chased the werewolf away.

While fighting the Blood Hunters, Chuzheng overheard bits of conversation, learning they were looking for a werewolf.

Meaning, she was completely collateral damage.

The Blood Hunters probably thought she was dead; they poured gasoline, intending to burn her entirely. Maybe eager to pursue their original target, they didn’t stick around.

So here’s the question...

Chuzheng looked at the boy sitting beside her. Why was he there?

Chuzheng tilted her head and asked, "Are you human?"

"Yes, I am." Yin Bai was puzzled why Chuzheng asked such a question: "You... aren’t you?"

Chuzheng grinned, revealing sharp fangs.

Yin Bai’s pupils contracted, and he pushed back with his hands against the ground, his voice quivering slightly: "You... you’re a vampire?"

"You know of the Blood Clan?"

"...There’s a legend about vampires at the school." The boy’s face turned pale; when she came out of the classroom, surrounded by fire, she jumped from such a high place, definitely not human! "Are... are you going to... eat me?"

Chuzheng: "Who told you the Blood Clan eats people?"

"..." Yin Bai swallowed nervously: "Seems like... they don’t. But they suck blood, right?" Isn’t that still a death sentence?

"I don’t have that thought right now." Chuzheng extended her hand, "Help me up."

"..."

Yin Bai shrank into the corner, every inch of him screaming reluctance.

"Hurry up." Chuzheng was impatient, "Or I’ll bite you to death right now."

"..."

Yin Bai’s face changed slightly; he struggled internally for a long time before finally propping himself up and moving to Chuzheng’s side.

But instead of helping her up, he quietly asked, "If I listen to you, will you not bite me?"

"Of course."

The boy stared at Chuzheng with fear and hesitance, choosing to trust her after a while: "Alright then."

He extended his hand to help Chuzheng up.

Chuzheng’s gaze slightly extended outwards, seeing flames in another building.

This school was supposedly once a rehab school for internet addiction, deliberately set in the wilderness.

After being exposed, the entire school was abandoned.

Chuzheng: "Let’s leave here first."

"...Oh oh." Yin Bai’s voice had a subtle quiver, making one want to continue teasing him.

Yin Bai looked small, but standing up, he was slightly taller than Chuzheng, making it easy to support her.

Yin Bai turned his head to survey the surroundings; not seeing any path, he eventually decided to ask Chuzheng: "Which, which way?"

Chuzheng identified the direction, using the original owner’s memory, and pointed: "Walk from there."

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After walking a few minutes, they saw a path. It became easier once they were on the road.

The surroundings were silent; the moonlight twisted the tree shadows on both sides, looking like clawed monsters.

"Awooo—"

In the distance, a faint wolf howl was heard.

"There, there are wolves?" Yin Bai looked around nervously: "Did, did, did you hear?"

"They’re far away, what’s there to fear." Chuzheng didn’t even lift her gaze, "It might be Erha."

"..."

Yin Bai felt the sound didn’t resemble Erha, and moreover, how could there be an Erha in such a place?

Perhaps Chuzheng’s calm demeanor calmed Yin Bai, making him less nervous: "Aren’t you afraid?"

Chuzheng: "I’m Blood Clan; what should I be afraid of?"

"..."

Yin Bai remembered this situation, his spine stiffening; she’s not human either.

The wolf howl quickly subsided; Yin Bai remained silent as they followed the long-abandoned stone path.

Chuzheng’s chest hurt severely, probably from injury by mercury or something else.

Chuzheng shifted her focus: "Why were you there alone?"

Yin Bai lowered his head: "My... friend said to meet there, so I waited."

"Friend?"

"...Yes." Yin Bai nodded.

"What did you see earlier?"

Yin Bai thought for a moment and said, "I fell asleep from waiting; later, I heard some sounds. Thinking it was my friend, I intended to go out, but before I could, I encountered someone, then it seemed like..."

Yin Bai suddenly touched his neck.

Chuzheng, listening, heard silence, turned to look at him; the boy touched his neck, appearing blank.

"What’s wrong?"

Chuzheng’s eyes fell on Yin Bai’s neck; below his fingertips seemed to be two fang marks.

Chuzheng: "..."

Chuzheng gently moved his hand away, two distinct fang marks imprinted on the boy’s fair neck.

Chuzheng’s memory suddenly surged with images.

She was wounded by the Blood Hunters, hiding inside the building, and collided with someone in the dark.

The original was against drinking human blood; more a follower of a vegetarian lifestyle than a blood-sucking vampire.

But she was too injured at the time, unable to care about such things...

The original had assumed the person was related to Blood Hunters, so was more carefree.

Oh no!!

A sense of crisis erupted in Chuzheng’s heart; if the Good Person Card knew he was bitten... Imagine the consequences.

No way!

This wasn’t my doing!

But now I’m in this body.

Chuzheng cautiously asked, "And then what?"

"I don’t remember." Yin Bai tilted his head, looking at her: "When I woke again, I heard your voice."

Chuzheng instantly relaxed, relieved he didn’t remember, relieved he didn’t remember.

"I see." Chuzheng lightly nodded in feigned nonchalance, "Let’s keep going."

"Okay."

Without further conversation, Chuzheng walked attentively.

The two exited the path, arriving at the highway.

It’s quite a distance from the city, possibly half an hour via highway, making walking back unrealistic.

Chuzheng observed occasional passing cars, first checking if the original had money but finding none, turned to Yin Bai: "Did you bring any money?"

Yin Bai felt around his pocket, pulling out a fifty yuan note and some coins, embarrassed: "Just... this much."

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Little Fairy: Pocket turned out; that’s all the script.

Little Angel: Pocket turned out; that’s all the tickets.

Little Fairy: There’s more in that pocket; I saw it!

Little Angel: ...