Fang Zheng naturally didn't believe the words of this Vampire Queen named Krul, but he had plenty of ways to confirm what she was thinking—for example, by finding a certain middle schooler who didn't look like a middle schooler at all...
"She was indeed telling the truth."
Shokuhou Misaki looked at the notebook in her hand, then nodded to Fang Zheng.
"The memories and information I obtained from her brain say the same thing."
"All right, looks like she was fairly honest."
Fang Zheng took Shokuhou Misaki's notebook and carefully skimmed through it before nodding. According to the memories Shokuhou Misaki had read from Krul's mind, Krul had indeed deliberately captured those human children. The reason was exactly as she had said: there was no particular reason, but Krul had a bad feeling. If she had to describe it, it was something like a woman's intuition.
There was no reason for it. She just felt that something was wrong.
That was precisely why Krul had used "collecting and preserving fresh blood" as an excuse to fool those Vampires into capturing people. She knew that because of that prophecy, the Vampire race had become utterly fanatical. Especially after the whole world had been devastated by nuclear explosions, they became even more convinced that it was time for their race to rise again.
According to Krul, the Vampire race had a long history. She could not say exactly how long, but in any case, it had not been short... In the past, the Vampires had once enjoyed great glory, but once human civilization developed, they could only hide away in caves.
In Fang Zheng's view, the Vampires' hatred for humans was somewhat like the racial feud between the Dark Elves and the elves. I might not like the surface, but I also