Annie Pushes Hao Shuai Too Far

Although Hao Shuai had watched Exorcist Master from beginning to end in the real world, he only treated the plot as a reference and didn't believe it completely.

After all, movies were movies, and the real world was the real world. The two couldn't be confused.

The most obvious difference was that Uncle Jiu wasn't in Jiuquan Town at the moment.

Hao Shuai guessed that Jiuquan Town was Uncle Jiu's hometown, and that the church had reopened while Uncle Jiu happened to be visiting. Now that Uncle Jiu had been called back to the Maoshan headquarters, he naturally wouldn't encounter what was happening here. Instead, Hao Shuai had just happened to pass by and stumbled into the plot.

Another reason Hao Shuai didn't believe the movie's story was that it claimed the old priest had been killed when a lightning-split cross impaled him, and that he had only become a zombie after spending twenty years in the Three Ills position.

That was obviously nonsense!

As far as Hao Shuai knew, people could only become vampires after being bitten by one. There was no way the Three Ills position could turn someone into a vampire.

Yet in the movie, the old priest could switch back and forth between his zombie and vampire forms. He was a vampire zombie who had fought Uncle Jiu so hard that he'd left him questioning his whole life.

Hao Shuai guessed that the old priest had probably already been a vampire before the cross sealed him.

What Hao Shuai didn't know was that he'd guessed correctly. The old priest wasn't a priest at all, but a vampire who couldn't get by in the Western world—a vampire who had been driven out of his own clan.

By chance, this vampire heard that a group of missionaries was