Although Vivian usually either hurled a bolt of lightning at Heiserana or simply turned and ran whenever she saw her, she actually cared quite a lot about this "descendant" of hers. Therefore, the moment she heard the little Bat Spirit describe the abnormal situation, she immediately became serious.
"Bloodkin don't dream," Vivian explained to Hao Ren. "Of course, I'm an exception myself, but Heiserana is the same as a normal Vampire in that regard. When I created Heiserana, I had already begun considering myself a Vampire, so during her later 'development,' Heiserana naturally evolved the standard traits of the Bloodkin."
"So she was affected by an illusion?" Hao Ren glanced at the little Bat Spirit, only to receive an unceremonious glare and a cold snort in return. "Or was it caused by something else?"
"I didn't find any trace of an illusion." Vivian shook her head. She was connected to Heiserana on a spiritual level, and had just carefully examined her through that connection, ruling out the possibility that she had been affected by an illusion. "I suspect she saw my memories..."
"Your memories?" Lily was somewhat surprised. "Bat, you have a memory?"
"Roll. You really can't say anything nice." Vivian glared furiously at Lily. "I may be forgetful, but there's plenty of stuff in my head, okay? Many of those 'dreams' Heiserana mentioned were things I experienced back then, while she never did. Besides, she's essentially a part of me that split off, so what's wrong with her inheriting some of my memories deep within her soul?"
Hao Ren cleared his throat twice. "Ahem, either way, I think it would be better to give her a checkup. Heiserana, would you like to come with us?"
The little Bat Spirit's first reaction was to instinctively refuse, but before she could