As they spoke, the enormous basket had already traveled along the cables and successfully reached the Torredo Clan's castle. It was now on the other side of the terrace where Luo Qiu stood, and from here, they could no longer see what happened afterward.
Seeing Brother Luo Qiu staring at the enormous basket, Elizabeth hesitated before asking, "Brother Luo Qiu, do you... do you think this is wrong...?"
At that, Maid Miss gave Elizabeth an amused look... but said nothing.
This little vampire girl had, as it happened, the same name as her student... perhaps it was merely a coincidence. Whether in appearance or race, this vampire girl bore no resemblance to that student from sixty years ago.
Yet in this brief span of time, You Ye had found herself reminded of the young Queen—the Princess of that era—because of Elizabeth.
"Why do you ask that?" Luo Qiu asked casually. "Why would you think I find it wrong?"
Elizabeth's fingers tightened slightly around the hem of her clothes... She seemed afraid to meet Luo Qiu's gaze and said softly, "Because... because we're raising humans in captivity... Wouldn't you, wouldn't you feel disgusted?"
"They..." Luo Qiu smiled. "I'm talking about the humans living on these farms. They don't feel disgusted themselves, so as an onlooker, I don't seem to have any reason to feel disgusted either."
"But... for the human race, wouldn't seeing their own kind raised as food by another race instinctively make them feel repulsed?" Elizabeth looked up. "Grandfather often says that humans are highly exclusive creatures. Although raising ancient humans is an utterly ordinary practice among the Thirteen Clans, I know that many people in the Non-human Realm disapprove of what the Thirteen Clans do. From time to time, non-humans even attack the farms under the slogan of