Ch. 21Then I Might as Well Keep You
Key Plot Points and Events
- Fang Cheng and Kanzaki Rin negotiate terms for cooperation against vampires.
- Fang Cheng requests data on monsters, abilities, and combat techniques.
- Kanzaki Rin agrees to Fang Cheng's conditions, and they shake on it.
- Fang Cheng requests compensation for his losses, including new furniture, daily expenses, and pig blood.
- Kanzaki Rin agrees to handle Fang Cheng's leave of absence from school.
Character Developments
- Kanzaki Rin shows willingness to cooperate with Fang Cheng, valuing his help in exterminating vampires.
- Fang Cheng demonstrates shrewd negotiation skills and a keen eye for detail, pushing for maximum benefits.
- Kanzaki Rin reveals she knew about Morishita Yamato's actions but didn't intervene.
Significant Themes
- The power dynamics between Fang Cheng and Kanzaki Rin shift as they become allies, with Fang Cheng taking a more dominant role in the negotiation.
- The theme of trust and cooperation is explored as they agree to work together despite their initial mistrust.
Character Interactions
- Fang Cheng and Kanzaki Rin engage in a tense yet humorous negotiation, with Fang Cheng pushing for more benefits and Kanzaki Rin trying to maintain control.
- Kanzaki Rin's initial disdain for Fang Cheng begins to shift as she acknowledges his usefulness in their shared goal.
- Fang Cheng's quick thinking and manipulation skills are evident as he plays on Kanzaki Rin's desire to exterminate vampires and extracts maximum benefits from their cooperation.