"I had never imagined I would see something like this, nor had I thought I would ever have such an experience."
Standing in the vast hall and looking at the technological decorations and structures before him, Bishop Karl made no attempt to hide his amazement. He had lived long enough, yet only at this moment did he realize that things far beyond his imagination still existed in this world.
"So you should get out more instead of curling up in that little place, my child."
Colette held a bottle of cola in her hand, taking a drink as she snorted softly.
"I really want to drag those idiots from the Myriad Death Society here and let them see that their so-called ideals are utterly worthless in this universe..."
"My child?"
Fang Zheng looked at the elderly Bishop Karl, then at Colette, who appeared to be under fourteen, and could not help falling into deep thought.
"Mother is not my mother in the literal sense, Lord Fang Zheng."
Noticing Fang Zheng's confusion, Bishop Karl chuckled and explained.
"I accepted Mother's bloodline and became a Vampire, so I am Mother's child... It's that simple."
"Oh, I get it. Like True Ancestors and Dead Apostles... Normal, normal."
Hearing Bishop Karl's answer, Fang Zheng nodded. He had been thinking about something completely inappropriate just now, but it seemed he had merely been overthinking things. He decisively put those thoughts away and stopped dwelling on such nonsense.
"Lord Fang Zheng, may I ask... what exactly are we going to do?"
Mary raised her hand and asked curiously. This "shock education" was practically a complete overturning of everything those who had never left the planet believed. Most of them were still sitting in their chairs, staring blankly at Fang Zheng and not daring to speak, as