Wu Heng smiled.
Then he asked, "Leader! How did the vampires originally run their Hero Hall?"
Lilith glanced at him. "Vampires are different from you. This is a faith passed down through the race. The Hero Hall had already been established for many years when I became a hero, so it doesn't suit you. Your plan today was actually pretty good. Take it slowly. You're still young."
That was true. Vampires were a race, and they had a certain foundation.
"My lifespan is short!" Wu Heng said helplessly.
Lilith shot him a sidelong glance, her voice flat. "You've already become a hero, and you're still worried about lifespan? If you don't want to become a corpse ghoul later, you can join the vampires."
Wu Heng froze for a moment, then leaned closer with a serious expression. "That's a good idea! By then, the two of us will both be heroes, so we won't have to fear the Church's two heroes. We can wipe out the Church together, and then that god..."
Lilith's expression changed. With a casual wave of her hand, Wu Heng's mouth immediately vanished, cutting off the rest of his words.
She warned, "The more you know, the more careful you need to be. Don't speak carelessly."
Wu Heng removed the "curse," and his mouth returned. Then he asked, "Would that work?"
Lilith gave him an irritated look. "Forget it. You should just become a corpse ghoul."
"Don't say that. We still have Xiaoxiao, after all. For the child..."
Lilith glared at him. "What nonsense are you talking about?"
Just then, the butler brought over some pastries. Lilith said, "The Array Masters brought pastries from headquarters when they came. Eat more and talk less."
Veteran leaders really were respected. Those people had brought him nothing but talk of